will a wooden table do or does it have to be something else ?
1354972
We have ours on the kitchen counter it fits under the top cabinets its not real heavy so on a small table would be fine.
1354973
I have mine on my countertop, but I do use a couple of hard placemats under it. That is just to be sure I have protection from any possible heat. The bottom heating element that keeps the popcorn warm does get hot, but there are a couple of inches between it and the bottom of the unit. Plus, it isn't overly warm. I love this unit and use it several times a week. I leave the cold popcorn until it is gone. Very tasty. -Enjoy
1354974
Wooden Table or any other table would be fine.. Best to have it elevated for ease of use.
1354975
We use the kitchen table and it works fine. Once it cools back off, we clean it and put it back in the box for storage until the next party.
1768588
Yes! The table is a very beautiful table and if you follow the instructions step by step you'll have a sturdy table too! Let me do add the table was also very easy to put together!
286517
I believe the table is made of real wood, judging by the weight of the pieces. If there are laminates involved, they are very good ones, and well hidden. It is a very nice piece of furniture, and looks like it should last a very long time! economical, too!
1980997
No they have a threaded end that needs a nut on it. A cross piece between the legs to bolt them to would work great and help stiffen the table as another idea.
271242
Beautiful little table: looks like previous answers are spot on. Love that it is all wood; probably would fit into most decor.
27511
Weight probably won't be the issue. But size could be. The table is small and the hand cranks are berry small.
1373701
Yes. You will need a couple of clamps and wood for your table or bench, but bilts and screws are included
1541343
So far, no. But it will depend on how tight the installer made the bolts originally---you cannot over-tighten those things. Being press-board, the wood just does not hold well. And it depends on how rough the kids treat the table. You can always get the "real" thing---wood--- but you pay more than double. Press-board is just chips of wood glued together and it does come apart over time---damn Asian crap.
280348
I don't know for sure. It could be a combination, like many furniture pieces, of solid wood and veneer. Table is very nice looking and "appears" to be solid wood
1759092
This table does not have a solid top, so I would say it would not be good as a prep table.
1956745
I haven't but the wood looks pretty solid to me. It's an option but I doubt you'd need to.
1336809
You would definitely want to add a finish. Although the wood is sanded to smooth it, it's bare plywood.
235097
Great table! It's held up well as a bistro/dining table for 2 years. I don't know the type of wood, but I think you would be able to a) remove the plastic end tabs that are on each leg and b) drill to place casters.
1533511
You'll need wood glue, an exacto knife, and some pins. I also find it helpful to have a wood board to work on.
1519607
I don't know if its "necessary". We're using the table as a "desk" right now....in the future it will be a workbench. But it's probably NOT necessary. It's about 6 inches high and screws into the lower part of the desk with an L shaped piece of metal. It's a very sturdy piece of furniture with a real nice top.
611802
I personally prefer a solid wood table (1 color) so the lamp stands out.However, it's all a matter of taste, there are no rules, do what You like.
77722
There is a wooden bar attached to the underside of one edge of the table, that the opposite leg rest against. It works very well and simplifies setting it up