I don’t usually comment on things but I have to thank you for this video. I would have been lost without it! I have one hint to add - if you twist the suction cups while pushing them in it helps. Thanks for the fast delivery, too. It arrived less than 48 hours after ordering!
Thanks for your comment! We agree sometimes the instructions can be a bit tricky. Which is why we like to try and make these videos. So glad that it helped you.
Thank you so much for the video. Step 9: I am a little paranoid about putting the piece 29 over the glass. Because I felt like the glass was bending when I screwed it in. Is it ok if I place the frame under the glass into the frame and screw it? Or would the glass need extra support from number 29?
Thanks! Between the suction cups, the studio tidy and the front ledge, the glass top is incredibly secured. In disassembling, it was quite a bit of work getting the glass off, TBH. Hope that helps :)
It certainly can Neil. The studio tidy section (piece #29) can be screwed on to the left side of the table frame, instead of the right. The sections are obviously in reverse but it gives you the same functionality. Hope this helps.
Hi Nevada, the tempered glass will sit slightly beyond the frame dimensions. I've found this helps proper adhesion to the suctions. The bottom ledge is pretty forgiving when allowing a little over hang but you can always favour the top and left side. I hope this helps? :)
Thank you for this video! It seriously saved me a meltdown. The instructions on the manual are just pathetic and needs a microscope to read them and probably a carpenter degree to understand.
Thank you soooo much , had fun putting it together.
I don’t usually comment on things but I have to thank you for this video. I would have been lost without it! I have one hint to add - if you twist the suction cups while pushing them in it helps. Thanks for the fast delivery, too. It arrived less than 48 hours after ordering!
Thanks for the video, saved me looking at the instruction all the time.
Thank you for making this. Mine was a slightly different model, but your instructions were close enough to save my sanity!
Thank you for the video.
Really helpful video, the manual can be pretty difficult to understand but this does the trick!
Thanks for your comment! We agree sometimes the instructions can be a bit tricky. Which is why we like to try and make these videos. So glad that it helped you.
Hi there I’m missing my tools and screws/bolts etc please help kind regards Adrian.
Thank you so much for the video.
Step 9: I am a little paranoid about putting the piece 29 over the glass. Because I felt like the glass was bending when I screwed it in. Is it ok if I place the frame under the glass into the frame and screw it? Or would the glass need extra support from number 29?
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
Thank you you saved my sanity 👍
I'm glad we could be of service :)
Good luck with the fun part, CREATING ART!
What is the length between the legs? ( how wide the chair can be..)
Thank you ❤️
Awesome video! The only thing securing the glass top are the suction cups and the pencil ledge, am I right?
Thanks!
Between the suction cups, the studio tidy and the front ledge, the glass top is incredibly secured. In disassembling, it was quite a bit of work getting the glass off, TBH.
Hope that helps :)
There were 2 bolts to screw through the frame and into the nuts attached to the glass on mine.
Thank you so much I skipped the directions and followed your video
Good one!
Glad to be of service :)
My no. 27 screws are too big for the holes they’re supposed to go in. Any help appreciated.
I used a battery operated drill with a Phillips head bit. Worked a treat.
Great video
Thanks Sue!
Can this be set up to suit a left-handed person?
It certainly can Neil. The studio tidy section (piece #29) can be screwed on to the left side of the table frame, instead of the right. The sections are obviously in reverse but it gives you the same functionality. Hope this helps.
my glass doesn't fit on the frame
Hi Nevada, the tempered glass will sit slightly beyond the frame dimensions. I've found this helps proper adhesion to the suctions. The bottom ledge is pretty forgiving when allowing a little over hang but you can always favour the top and left side.
I hope this helps? :)
Thank you for this video! It seriously saved me a meltdown. The instructions on the manual are just pathetic and needs a microscope to read them and probably a carpenter degree to understand.