will it attach on an oval table?
381506
As long as your table top thickness will allow the clamping it should attach just fine. One person has asked about clamping it to a pool table which, of course, is too thick to clamp onto.
381507
It will be fine on an oval table as long as the lip of the table is within the supportable parameters as specified in the product description.
381508
As long as the lip at the edge of the table isn't too thick, I don't see why it wouldn't.
1539926
Not sure. Depends what is under the table. All it takes is a piece underneath to get in the way and it won't fit.
1282720
It will probably fit and should hold but is not an ideal fit. Whatever it is being attached to should be more square than round for it to hold securely.
2206134
I'm not sure. The connecting pieces are curved to fit a round pole. Not sure if the will properly attach to the square tubing.
929856
I believe so, yes. You would have to detach/not attach the table stand in order for that to work though.
1670650
Sure it will. It is adjustable and also depends on the height of the surface that you place it on.
1537618
I would only use on a round post. If the fork leg is oval like most, it probably won't hold.
512514
No, unless you rig something for it to attach to. It clips on to horizontal bars.
626212
Yes it should hold square cakes, although I never used it yet with a square cake. I don't see a problem it would have.
1165598
If the table is an inch thick than yes but if there is only an inch of overhang then it might just fall off when too much weight is placed on it (ie leaning on the tray). We've taken it to a bunch of resturants and houses and there has only been two tables so far that didn't fit! I hope this helps!!
508012
I doubt it. It's for a small table that you would use for accent or a nightstand.
2149792
It worked with my oblong/oval kitchen table perfectly. I would categorize it as oval or oblong. Hope this helps.
2172933
If you pack enough rubber and tighten it it should mount a square/oval shaped bar, but of course not as well as it would a circular bar.Just make sure that the diameter of your bar is small enough to fit into the clenching part of the mount. My bar is circular and I had to use rubber since the bar was too small and the mount was too loose on it.
2155277
Probably - there is nothing rigid about the front of it that would make it not conform at least a bit to a round table. Most importantly, you can't have any (or much) of a trim beneath the top of the table or the bottom bars won't be able to slide over it. Not sure that makes sense, but some countertops and tables have a decorative piece about 4 inches in underneath the table top and it interferes with attaching.
43429
Depends on if there's a lip underneath the table, which would get in the way of the bracket attaching to the table. Works better on a straight side of the table as opposed to the curved end of the table too.
2033750
You really need to anchor it, don't use it on a good table top. It will scratch & mar, unless you can get something under it to help keep it stationary.
661011
It should, but I would get 2 just incase. That way you are certain to go completely around the table.