If two people are sitting on this and gliding, are their knees going to bump together? Be honest.
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You'd have to be really trying. We haven't had that problem. Can feel sort of weird if 2 guys are sitting on it, but for my wife and I it's perfect. Smooth, noiseless gliding, comfortable and looks great. Just get it. ....and have fun assembling!
1471780
No,sorry. I add a cushion on top of the kneeling section. That works OK for me. You will need additional padding but cannot get it inside the existing cushion.
1159747
It is not a firm floor. The seat is firm, as if there is a board therein. The feet definitely sag.
981516
If you made it into a shorter table there would be two issues...first it would be very low..while sitting your knees would be higher than the table...secondly it would not be sturdy. The legs have a bar across the bottom connecting piece that makes it sturdy. The entire surface of both table and chairs...are aluminum...
1846205
I haven't had that issue. Because the straps are independant, you can tighten the one at the top of the knee more, so should not slip.
1107150
The bottom (seat) cushions are a bit more firm than the back cushions. But you can position them as needed. My mother is 84 with bad knees and she was able to get up fairly easily. For the the price, this is a nice love seat but will require some assembly.
512495
I would have to say no. I love my cushion but I don't consider it to be easy for someone to slide onto. I find myself lifting up over it to sit. Lots of people like it that try it though. Hopefully this helps.
1848199
I don't think they'd be uncomfortable, the grips are very soft and not really thick so they wont be uncomfortable when they are sat on.
1065714
Yes, as per other answers. But it's not easy for many kids. No knee joints so legs tend to stick straight out. My grand kids don't mind.
1984883
Not necessarily. I've used it while both kneeling and standing without any problems.
2162800
I know the picture looks like the table is "ready to jump"...however, it the human involved sets the "legs" in secure position that is comfortable for use while in bed, then sets their computer on it, it should remain stable. If the human using it, moves, or changes position, the table should be repositioned. I, personally, don't see the table causing injuries...if there are any, it would be "pilot error".
1502529
We have had no problem with that. My husband had both knee replacement and said this seat was great
1955385
Very doubtful. I think the joints would be too weak and would naturally swivel downwards.
1615481
it's supposed to be, I bought it for my Kids as each has a place and need it from time to time. They love it, i am not allowed to get on it because of my knees. sorry but i'm not using it the kids are.
1776782
I would say no. The (green) ends are pliable, but not enough to bend around a knee.
1907606
Yes, assuming you can lift and maneuver around 20-25 lbs. Knee pad is firm but comfortable
1281110
While I don't use it for that purpose I just tested it out and it's completely fine. There are two separate pieces, one person sitting on each side shouldn't be a problem.