Is there anything other than the weight of the glass to hold it in place?
1361534
There are some small, clear pads between the glass and the metal. I haven't had any problems with the glass moving.
1361535
Yes, there are screws that go through the top section of the chrome and screw in to the glass. It's pretty sturdy, all things considered. It is definitely not sturdy enough for a TV. Just small little vanity type items.
1361536
No. But the four little round knobs you see on top hold it just fine. I've had this console for months now, and I never worry about the glass sliding off. I have a lamp, a sculpture and a small decorative bowl on top of it. It's a great little table, and I would recommend it.
1361537
There are round rubber bumpers that the glass sits on, so it is not resting directly on the metal of the table.
1361538
Yes. There are four silver buttons under the glass that are screwed into the metal frame. The buttons are attached to the underside of the glass.
1826589
Unfortunately not. The only flaw in this thing is the size glass it will hold (a tall glass...nothing thick). Otherwise, it works just fine.
1569180
No. The glass cover actually slides up to put in and take off. Better try something else.
187745
It would work, but I would be afraid it would scratch or the break glass. It is heavy
590077
The glass top sits on the base, but it's very heavy. Trust me, you won't knock it off!
818385
No. The bottom of the stopper is crystal/glass, but still locks into place with a slight twist.
817568
Yes! I have no problems removing mine! It is a bit snug, so the glass doesn't just fall out of the frame when in use, but it doesn't take a lot of force to get it out!
745327
There are suction cups at the top of the table, 4 in all. The glass is so heavy and well balanced there is no chance of it moving at all
1644578
It's a nice, heavy piece of glass. I don't think there is anything smoother than a flat, glass surface to work on.
960380
Just around the border will be sufficient to hold the glass on, but I do suggest a phone protector so when the phone drops it won't shatter your glass again. (bad design)
859241
I don't have the best answer here, but my guess would be no. The glass is standard. Thick, but standard. The glass has some weight to it, but if it dropped, I'm sure it'd be in pieces.
1365510
YES, though the included mounting hardware may not work. If you have a full glass top, it can rest on that.
2027844
Mine has an adjustable screw that tightens against the glass from the bottom
1684271
No. I wouldn't chance it, you have to clamp down pretty hard to get it to stay secure. I just dont know if glass can take the force without cracking
1552139
I honestly have not looked. I have lightly banged the mug in my car and in my bag but the glass seems to be holding strong. I have not dropped it or hit it on metal yet. A sleeve on the bottom and sides would be a better solution but it would still most likely break when dropped.
2027845
The weight of the glass creates enought friction to keep the shelf in place. No problem at all. Made a very nice decorative touch.
482626
Smooth chrome metal -- You would have to devise your own strategy for fixing it. Short of a rolling ship or earth quake, once there is weight on it, it should not slide. The glass itself is heavy, and once there is a monitor on it, more weight is added.