Do the legs flare out, or are they completely vertical?
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To be honest the legs did not look flared to me at all until I saw your question, so I hope I can explain this. The legs are each at 45 degree angles to their respective corners, and are made of solid 1"x2" wood. The narrow sides (1") are completely vertical. The 2" side is slightly flared out toward the corner by about 1", or about a half-bubble on a level. Make sense?
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Not completely vertical, but probably 85% of the way. Definately saves floor space though. We've had it for around 4 months and love it. Although, very very heavy and hard to get in the house and down to the basement. But well worth the price.
839296
No, the legs only work in landscape. Either almost upright or at a slight upright position. Excellent system!! I love it!
494718
It flares out with the three "feet" almost touching the ground. I use it when I'm weeding because I can't stand the sun. I can just move it around with me. But if it is windy, I have a sand bag that I lay on one of the feet to hold it down.
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Yes, the feet are not holding anything else together. As a note they are very low to the ground already, not as visable as they seem in the photo.
1409241
I believe there are variations on the leg design. Some line up with the holes in the chairs and some don't. We found this out the hard way on some of our purchases.
1186012
Very stable. Each of the bottom legs has an adjustable foot piece for leveling purposes. I have it on tile and I didn't need to drill it into the wall to keep it stable. The holes aren't very noticeable, they are small and are at the top part of the back vertical beams. I have tan walls and I hardly notice them.
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There is no angle. The legs are vertical when attached. They do no cant the leg
299770
Yes, they have 4 different heights. Legs can be set differently for uneven ground.
1500132
Hi, they look lower than the standard, but are the typical 11.5" from the seat to ground. I think "stance" width is wider, making it appear really low. They are very comfortable; we have them around a fire pit and they are perfect for all ages.
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as shown... however, beware that the chairs are Lower than Normal... short-legged Orientals??
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The lowest part of each leg is a separate piece (joins just below the circular foot bar) and you either use the long pieces or the shorter ones. The stools are not instantly adjustable like those that have hydrolic lever or anything like that. It is more a decision to make when you are assembling the stools. I have them set for the shorter setting. We love these and get many compliments! They swivel well. I will say they were a little hard to assemble (and usually I'm good at that stuff) and the screws under the seat have to be tightened every so often or some may fall out. I don't mind. These were a very good purchase especially considering the low cost.
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Yes, your calves and feet are. It was an important aspect of this chair for me. Many chairs of similar design do not have your feet high enough. This one does.
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Hi they have hole on the plate on the legs. But I don't secure them completely I have weights in the legs I have my on a deck so I put weight from the. Bottom if it needs to flex it has a place to go.
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They flare a little, but I am heavy 300lbs so thought it would work for me. However it collasped with me one day, just an easy fold down.to floor. I was not hurt, just had to call 911 to help me get up to my feet.BT
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Lights have a moderate tilt (maybe 10 - 15 degrees) when mounted on the stand. So it's not perfectly vertical like the photograph (at least mine weren't). The lights are still great though. Good quality for the price I think.
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They are normally vertical but it is up to you. They can be installed either way.Good luck!