Pictures show the table top design has holes on the surface. If so, smaller items can fall through?
1346806
We haven't had any problems with things falling through. I am sure if they are small enough they would.
1985457
No, the top is not solid. Its a single sheet with the ends folded over to form the lip of the table. Hope I explained that correctly.
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.
2187306
It does not have holes. You could add them if you require them to hold it in place.
1376056
No holes per say, but it does have small clearances between the lid and box so that the lid can open and close easily. It is not airtight, and it shouldn't be from what I understand. That said we have no problem with bugs, but our house is quite bug-free. Good luck.
402957
Yes? All of the holes are big enough to let bugs in... at least the little skeeters that get in the house here. Best way to describe it's shape is a giant table cloth. So not really a hole but the whole thing is circular in design.
209622
My birdbath is at another place, but I am 95% certain there are holes in the glass. This item is so pretty. It's small, but exactly what I wanted to hang in a small courtyard. I did attach an o-ring I made from wire as I was afraid the wind might be too much for the hook.
1674327
As I remember when assembling this table, the bottom bar is pretty integral to the stability of the table. It might be o.k. without it, but I would not put much weight on it, or depend on it as a desk. There are pre-cut holes in the bottom braces that accept the bar. I'm sure if the bar was not installed that these holes would likely be noticeable though not terribly so.
96317
If I remember correctly there are two holes. There may be three, but there is at least one at the top and one at the bottom.
1895081
The table top is not the best built. Ours has become a little loose. I wouldn't recommend putting something super heavy on.
1845554
There are holes in the upper supports that you can screw through & into the bottom of the tabletop. Or, I just used 'velcro' that had adhesive on the contact edges. Placed in about 6 different areas, my table top is very stable and I didn't have to worry about drilling the wood or possible cracking it.
1071251
The pad on table at this house is on a "glass top" table Have not had a problem
383468
The holes DO go all the way through, however there is a fabric cemented to the under side. I think it is there to prevent the honeycomb cushion holes from collapsing sideways when you sit on it.
1874689
It is narrow and I am not sure that it would be stable enough for a surface table without the chance of it falling over.
667696
Yes there are small air holes (about the size of a tic tac) that are intermittently spaced around the top.
1142170
The one I own does have holes on the bottom. Between some of the holes are vertical and horizontal spaces. On the one I own, there are diagonal spaces between some of the holes on the top. I did purchase mine from Amazon.com. It does not match exactly the picture on Amazon.com.
1521708
Yes it's perforated near the top but there are no holes. I suggest you look at the Wellspring Flip Notetaker for which it's intended to see how it's used.