I want this table to mainly do my physical therapy for my hips and knees. Do you think this would do the job? I am 5'2" and weigh 191 lbs (working on that weight thing!).
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I bought this table so I could do physical therapy at home for my back and hips. This table has met my needs. Go to sparkpeople.com for the weight thing. I took off 26 lbs in 6 weeks. . Wishing you success. . .Susan
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Yes! It is a very strong, professional table. Husband about 220# and no problem. I love it!
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I'm not sure. My husband and I use it and I'm 5'3" 140 lbs and he is 6'1" 175 lbs.
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Good to go its a good table with all the bells and whistles got it for the wife and me and am happy with it
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It is a very comfortable table. The reason I bought this table is because my son the massage therapist, is 6'6" and it adjusts to make it easy for him to massage on. This table is adjustable to a shorter height, so you could use it for the purpose you want. However, It is quite tall and it may be hard for you to carry from place to place. I am 5'5" and it is a ungainly for me to carry. He has no trouble carrying it with his height. Hope this helps.
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I have this table and some clients are near that height (6'4") and weight (around 300) that fit on the table no problem. The table is very sturdy and solid. I am not sure of the table's weight max but I know it can support 500. You may want to check with the manufacturer. I am really happy with this table and so are my athlete clients. Be sure to check all screws and other hardware every couple of months. I think the vibrations loosen them over time. Good luck!
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Yes! Absolutely! That is exactly what we needed it for and it was PERFECT! Great for post-surgery temporary use and also perfect for my 92 year-old dad's daily use (he's 240 lbs -- so it's sturdy). Has been in use for a whole year now and still in great shape, also easily adjustable. A terrific product!
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it's pretty tall...but then again, I'm short so everything is tall! I think it would work for you. Hope this helps!
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I believe it will support 260lbs., but it will probably flex slightly. I used one of these in physical therapy and it was made from a hard wood. If you can find one, try it first.
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I'm 5'3 female 195 lbs. It's ok for me. As long as you don't need "substantial" workout eqpt, it's ok. If you want something more solid, make another choice. It's the seat that is a bit wiggly, but then I'm not using it so much that it's a bother.
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Hello Akasya. The table is excellent to support the laptop and keep it high level when you need to read something but I think is tall in case you need to type on it because you have to extend your arms for long time causing pain over your shoulder. I don't think it would be good for your back. I hope I could help you with my comments . Regards. Raquel Martínez -
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I think this table could-indeed-carry the weight of a smaller/lighter version of a printer. I found that by re-enforcing the joints of this piece of furniture with wood glue that it makes a substantial difference in its stability...thus, affording better functionality.
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My husband weighs about 180 lbs & I have gotten up on the table with him in order to adjust his back - being able to use more of my weight plus being directly square to his back. This would mean the table is holding close to 340 lbs without collapsing. I don't do that very often but this hopefully gives you an idea of the weight it can support. It is a sturdy little table & we do love it. It definitely makes more comfortable for the one giving the massage rather than trying to bend down over the bed or couch. Hope this helps :)
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It may be a little small. I would go one size larger if available. The Diameter of the table would be the concern.
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I should have added that the table's base is under the chair so it is sturdy. It has to be well anchored to put your weight on it. I would try it.
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It's probably better to be shorter to use this, so your knees don't hit the table. The only problem may be that your legs aren't long enough for the full range of motion, but you can fix that by just moving your chair closer imo
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I really can't answer,but based on its own weight I would say "yes". The table is solid and is too heavy for me to lift for moving,I put it on a rug and pull it.
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First consider you height and the height of you desk to estimate how high that table would have to be adjusted. If you look at the photos accompanying the product you can get an idea of the configuration that would be required. It was a little tricky finding the best setting but the construction is solid and I recommend the product. I can see it working for you.
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Since I have it stowed away, I am going off memory. I am 5'7" and it comes to my hips, maybe a little taller. It's an excellent table!
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If your dog is well behaved and will sit and be still for you, I think this table will do just fine. It is pretty sturdy and is actually well made and seems fairly sturdy but I have a small dog (Lhasa Apso) who only weighs 12 pounds. I really like this table and it was exactly what I was looking for. Hope this helps.
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Hi Jan, if you are looking for a device specifically for ab work, this won't be good for you. This inversion table is more important if you are looking to stretch your spine. Mostly designed for releif in back pains. Hope this would answer your question.Amos