In console position, against the wall, with the "drawers" facing the room, are legs too close together for people to sit comfortably at each end?
1778759
If you are asking whether someone can sit on the short edge while fully closed, the answer is no. The legs are too close
1778760
When it is closed up it is more like a hall table, I will say you can sit at the ends however it will be a very tight fit. I'm not sure you could even fit a chair between the legs.
1778761
I think it may be a little too tight at the ends if left in console position. It's very easy to open though.
1778762
I agree with Lea -- don't think a chair would fit between the legs. One person can sit in the middle -- that's how we thought my mom would use it most often in her assisted living apartment, but she decided she likes more space, so usually keeps it open to the next size.
1778763
I'm sorry to take so long answering. I remember that I did sit at the end while my husband was at the 'front'. It was fine. And I am a bit wide myself. It is great for apartments. We even served holiday meals for ten. A little tight!
1150258
Yes but not comfortably. My husband, friends and I all sit in it but not for longer than a few minutes. But we fit.
2098450
My knees hate this desk and I'm only 5'9". I am constantly banging my knees and thighs into the side drawers. I guess it's okay as long as you get up slowly and carefully.
1251836
Not perfectly. You're only using it as a barrier between your client and the bed. My clients move comfortably with little trouble.
751258
No they sit at an angle making that impossible to happen, also there is a little lever if you will to keep them close and tight (in case you don't fill all of the space) so that doesn't happen.
646348
We did not have a problem. We do NOT gave wall mounted. We do sit pretty close.
955143
There is space in that middle slat. You should be aware that this back is straight up and down--that is, it keeps you sitting straight up. Some people would prefer that it lean back a little.
1643756
cannot think there would be. You set where you place your chair. Short legs might be an advantage because you wouldn't hit your knees on the desk
1935945
Not at all unless you consider screwing the little legs on! :) my wife and I absolutely enjoy this piece in the living room, the youngest grandchild thinks we bury treasure in it!
2218028
No. The cushion is very firm and will not compress enough to make this position comfortable.
1520257
It depends where you place the desk. For example, I'm 5'9" and I placed the desk right against a wall. To be able to stretch my legs I have to extend the keyboard tray all the way out so I can slide the chair back a few good inches. If the desk is not against a wall it can basically accommodate any person since he or she can extend his or her feet beyond the width of the unit. Hope this helps. Cheers!
700554
I'm 5'4", and my feet can't completely touch the floor when I seat on it normally (unless I purposely lean forward), so it's rather uncomfortable. I'm trying to return it, but it seems impossible to take the chair apart once assembled.
1317490
With all of the components put together the bed is at a correct height. For some folks it would depend on what their "regular height" would be them.
825785
Yes, there is ample room in between the drawers and table and the curve. The curve piece is actually longer and larger than it appears. In fact we have our monitor to the computer directly above the drawers and table and work comfortably.
51759
The legs are completely separate fromthe drawers. It's not a problem at all.
865194
Sections fit together with no tools, but the person who will be using it should probably not be doing the assembly. Leg height is adjustable and would be easier to have someone click it together and have person sit, to make sure it's not too low when seated.
25351
I would say it is somewhere in between. They do not push in all the way but it doesn't seem too bad. I have only had the set up for about a week so I am still getting use it it. They are comfy though.