Would it be safe to hook on to a glass table of 10 mm, less than half an inch thick?
544471
This is a wonderful little chair but I'm not sure about hooking it on to a glass table that small in width. We attached it on vacation to a table that was about 1" thick and that worked out fine. I guess it depends on how much the child weights too.
544472
I am not sure but I don't know personally if I would even trust glass. We have ours hooked to granite and out son likes to wiggle and slap the granite. The chair is very sturdy when latched.
544473
I don't think I would recommend that as our grandaughter likes to swing her legs and "kick" the wooden table. Don't think that would be good for glass, wood resists to stress and fatigue better than glass.
544474
You might want to check with the manufacturer of the table to see if the glass would be strong enough to support the weight, but I'm guessing the chair would hold securely to most any table.
544475
The default 100% safe answer is NO that is not safe. Though the table can most likely handle the torque and weight of your kiddo in the seat, it changes the physics just a bit when you snug the handles down on the glass like a vice. Supposing you install it on glass, you then have compression pressure on the glass in addition to the weight and torque of kiddo in the seat. Our kid would sometimes bounce around in the seat a little bit and bang on the table which in your case would cause a lot more stress on the glass (which doesn't give any clues that it is about to break), so I'd suggest not putting this seat on a glass table. I *might* reconsider if the glass were 25mm+ thick and if it were a smaller table, but when talking about the safety of my kid, I'd just avoid the situation 100% especially when you consider what could go wrong...
2165395
can't say but I have mine mounted on a half inch desk edge without any problem. The top part of the mount covers a fairly large area but the bottom has two significant clamps that you may want to tighten up against something that protects the glass.
311009
I have used these on a table that is about 1 1/2 inches - while they did fine and I didn't have any snap under pressure, I also think I was probably at the outer limit of the clip's capacity. You might want to get metal clips if you are going to stretch it as far as 2".
688738
Yes, if the table is the simple, straight legged type. The goal would be to attach it to something where you can't easily do this. For example, through a chair or through a table without simple straight legs.
2025568
Sure, why not? Though I would put something under the feet to avoid scratching the table. Other than that I wouldn't see any issue with it, unless there are some other unforeseen safety complications.
1601693
I haven't tried it but I don't think it would work. The glass is fairly thick.
2059349
Upwards of 4". As long as you have a decent overhang on the mounting surface, you'll be fine. If you are trying to mount it to an apron of a table, I doubt it will work.
1400321
I would be afraid of the glass breaking, the table is meant for a square or round top IMHO
1155871
I used the legs on a circular table with a diameter smaller than your planned 2.5 feet. No concerns or worries here. I'd highly recommend these great legs! Best of luck on your project!
593966
I don't think that would work, unless you used something really strong, like duct tape. There's enough weight to this table cloth that regular tape wouldn't hold it.
204798
No, glass is too thin. Nor can it be mirowaved with the metal band. Use a coffee cup for that. Perhaps you should look for a pyrex carafe/decanter (some have a metal bottom).
762759
Do not get anything higher than 10". I would suggest 9 3/4" for ease of "movability".
223481
I would think so. I don't think it adds significantly to the structural integrity of the table. You'd have the tiny pre-drilled holes where it's meant to go.
1550300
The tines are around 1.5 inches apart so I don't think there will be a problem. Of course this is dependent on how you define small.
206462
It depends on the table. The arm is already very heavy by itself. Add a computer to it and you have a lot of stress on the glass. I am not sure, if it has rubber or felt to prevent scratches. It's too long ago for me to remember and I cant see if there is. The clamping screws seem to be pretty long and should reach. If your table has a metal frame where you clamp it, it might get tricky.
1900187
It may but it's probably not a good idea. The glass table could shatter especially when the lamp light is moved. Sorry. It's a great lamp.
1308936
It seems to me that anything less than about a 5ft diameter should be tried