can you bolt these tracks down to the table???
1414409
I gave this table to my grandson. He loves it. My son did not bolt it down and it works fine. Since it's constructed of wood, you should be able to bolt it down. But not sure.
280868
Not easy, but doable. The tabletop is screwed/nailed in place and probably would take a bit of finessing so as not to damage the table legs. The top is the most nicely done part of the table, in my opinion.
12358
Not with the brackets as included. You could first mount a board of the right size to the table and then put the mounting hardware on the board. You could even use two blocks of wood. Mount the brackets on the blocks, then mount them on the table. Something like that.
1633793
No, the tracks must be bought separately as well as the hardware to screw them into the walls.
1515359
You would have to modify the table. I did by cutting the bottom stand where the pieces mount together.
702606
Not easily. You could probably find a way to attach them if you were dedicated to it.
1077570
The drawers have tracks. Did the tracks come with the packaging? Maybe you could download the instructions from the company, or ask them to send to you. We had no problem installing the drawers.
1788316
You can purchase screws or double sided sticky tape at a local home improvement store. We do not carry anything in regards to mounting the track.
334289
Unfortunately, no. It is a free swinging wooden leg between two wooden guides as a track. Could be easily modified if you really wanted.
1103429
without getting the pieces out of the box I would say there is probably between 55 to 60 pieces of track the rest is little accessories. Yes I would put it on a table or a piece of plywood my husband built a play table to set the track up on.
997508
I don't see why not. Hinges? Maybe the chain? You might want something more like lithium grease for the tracks, though.
2228653
Yes, you should be able to build that kind of setup with the parts included.The set contains a booklet with 10 pre-build tracks, but those are all closed ones (Start = Finish)
1414879
I don't think so - I gave this as a present but I don't think wooden tracks would work.
702456
We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go... » Read More We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. « Show Less
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Yes, as long as the metal runners on the bottom match up with the rails in the track
52912
I Suppose you intend to fit these specific sliders onto the legs of furniture items. Bear in mind the material the furniture is made of; wood, plastic or metal. In any case, you will have to bolt the sliders under the legs. I would use a drill to make a tentative hole, in order to ease the bolt in.
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I think you could, however it would take work and some power tools. I would not suggest it. Fyi, the table is not too sturdy, only one side locks in place and the other I held in place with a bolt and wing nut. Good luck!