Can the bust be used without the base/pole? I'd like to sit it flat on a table.
1730797
Yes it most definitely can be used as a table top without the base no problem.
1730798
Yes you would be able to sit the form on the table without the pole. The area where the pole fits into is up far enough inside the from to allow it to sit solidly on a table.
1730799
i would think so, but it's very light, not sure if it would topple...you might need to put a plywood or plexiglass circle under it, or a couple of anchors to the table top depending how you're using it
574800
I've tried doing that myself on a regular dining table and the weight and overhang of the table top makes it sag, and fall off (which I had expected anyway). So no, it's not possible to use on a regular dining table unless you add something else to support it. The top works on a larger dining table, or a pool table. HTH.
322305
I also had that requirement-the table had hole in the bar for the pole-miraculously the base fit. I think the manufacturers know the specs. It works!
957291
I don't believe that this would work for the base. It is specifically made for the table.
1273984
I doubt you would want to. It's quite heavy and the silver parg is made to stick to the table. Then the computer can fold flat against the table
7039
No. Well, not unless you are hand with a wrench. However, the tilting "table" portion does separate easily from the "A-frame" base by simply lifting it up and out. Since that part is flat, you can store it away. Besides that, 2 + 2 equals four just about everywhere.
1417616
These will not work without a pole however we do have table top models of this but in a cone shape that are make for table tops.
1981236
I would say no. The top detaches VERY easily from the stand, and I imagine if you're going to display the dress, you don't want it falling over. I would not use this form for that. Hope this helps you :)
1465254
I doubt it -- the table top is integrated with the legs and isn't meant to be swapped out with other tops.
59881
Yes - it could be used without the legs. Though I think there are many more less expensive planters. This planter is great because it is at a easy working height. It is also nice to have the shelf. The legs are attached during the assembly process and could be saved for later or I am sure that they could be removed.
664840
There is no base, but the bottom part of the umbrella pole attaches to the picnic table and keeps it stable. The only down side to that is that you can't remove it, so if you take the top part of the umbrella off the other part sticks up above the table.
1236043
This umbrella is designed to be supported by both the base as well as the table. Hope this helps!
588353
Yes, the can be used without the tray. I didn't add it and the chair is great!
1212683
It will be unstable if sitting by itself. The base is kind of small compared to the rim and could easily tip over. We use it with the wall holder and it looks fabulous.
201145
The shelf rests on (or more accurately fits over) 2 rods that run from left to right and act as spreaders for the legs. So yes, you could leave the shelf off but I would NOT recommend leaving off the rods that support it, as they add stability to the table and keep the legs the correct distance apart. This is a very solid table when assembled as directed, not sure why you would want it without the shelf? It really does not get in the way and gives it a nice, finished look. Hope this helps, we have been very pleased with this well designed table.
214979
No you can not. My table is not 50inches either. You just stand it straight. Put it apart and the legs lock once you create the feet.
1219866
I suppose you technically could with the right equipment, but it's certainly not designed for it. It's a bit heavy for mounting, and it's base is well designed for sitting on a table, desk, floor or otherwise. Hope that helped!