Can the top swivel to the side on this table, so the person doesn't have to push the whole table away?
1423811
No, it does not swivel. But the wheels move very easily so it is not hard to push.
1423812
The top does not swivel. You can rollers on the bottom are similar to the kind on a computer chair, but with latches if you want to lock the wheels. Since I have carpet, I put a plastic chair mat on the floor to facilitate moving the table and to protect my carpet. It is solid table that has not bent or sagged. I have had this product for a few years.
1423813
It doesn't swivel, but it is so light weight pushing the whole thing around is easy. My daughter is in a wheelchair and has no problems with it. She puts it to good use as a computer table...desk...eating...she is an artist and it's great for that as well.
392083
Yes, you could just assemble it without the table. Alternatively though you can just turn the table around to face the other way so it's not in the work area.
1944831
Yes, you can. The table is fairly sturdy and will stand up OK with one side against the wall.
104186
Yes, only if you are satisfied standing at that edge of the table. There is no side to side rotation of the shelf.
637472
Base on this model 6000 seriesThis has a larger than early models very stable fixed, does not swivel on center post.You can place on flat top surface a angle the entire assembly ...very stable if space and table top allows all of base to sit flat
670596
Kind of a mute point. I love the table, but I don't use the lift top feature. It is unsteady and unreliable in this regard. I just keep the table as a flat surface. Have even planned to bolt the lift part from underneath to keep fingers from getting squished. The table is beautiful, though, and I am glad to have it.
1925998
Not without destroying the bottom. It appears to me the swivel mechanism is between the bottom of the inside and the bottom outside.
779930
Yes. It can be tilted to a horizontal position so that it would not slide any thing.
1332300
You can move it anyway you want without moving the bottom part. Reasons could be for privacy, so someone else could see it, because of the situation you are in, etc. If you don't think it is a good idea, there are plenty of ones out there without the swivel.
1079651
I don't know why not, but I've never tried it that way. I wanted something that I didn't have to use as a table top yet didn't have to bend over for either. This is ideal, and I'm VERY satisfied with it.
463500
hi beth,no the top doesnt swivel the whole stand will on the wheels but the top only tiltsjohn
1833030
It doesn't swivel, but it is quite easy to adjust the entire table as needed.
1301329
The arm can be remove from the top half only. The bottom half is bolted to the table.
1126099
You could use the same table as a side table. Just change the direction of the table.
646201
No. The table is Permanently affixed to the stand. The only way to move it is on its wheels.
991549
It can't do that. Even if it could, gravity would become your enemy and tip it over. The rotation is all in the table top. The arm length is ABOUT 16-18" long.
1272090
No. While it is perhaps possible to shorten the height a bit with great effort and the right tools, you would still need to account for the space required below the working surface for the tilt mechanism an for access to the knobs and pins associated with the trunnion and other hardware. As built the table surface is already at comfortable working height. This is a heavy tool and I used a block and tackle just to stand it upright - you would need something stronger than a "table" to safely support it.