about the hole near the top of the table - is that for face? an alternative to the head rest?
1240428
Yes, it can be used for the face. I don't ever use it. I use the attachment.
1215510
It's 77" without the face rest. It's a great table, I've had very big people on it, no problem.
382933
Two inches is probably pushing it. This Hamilton is very stiff to unfold and the bottom does not want to lay completely flat and is therefore a tiny bit wobbly. The Manhasset table top would probably be better. Hope this helps.
1426787
Not sure if you can visualize this, but I folded the cover insert in half, but also folded the thin spine section inward to get it to fit (so the actual face of the cover would fit, but not with any of the spine part sticking out).
94708
Yes, there is an opening at the head board on one side and other side is at foot board.The top has an opening as well so you dont feel like you are totally closed in.
540020
There is a hole in the chair and in the towel so you can rest your head and read a book through the chair (If you were laying on your stomach). There is also a blue pillow attached to the chair that can be flipped over to cover the hole if you wanted to lay on your back and not your stomach and have some extra padding under your head. I love this chair.
1468003
Yes, sort of. It comes with one rest for both arms. Look at the photo, at the front end of the table you will see the rest hangs from the head rest and on the wooden frame. It is comfortable if you are up close to the head rest.
208881
It has a clamp style attachment that clamps onto the top ridge of the chair's frame. I don't see any marks on my chair from it, but I haven't removed it from the chair since installing it. It's possible the clamps may dig into the frame a bit, but for me, a good tight seal is more important than any ding or scratch might be, because the support I get from the headrest is more important to me.
756632
Yes, all of the pictures I see online for that table indicate that it has a "standard" or "1/2 inch" mount, which is what this cartridge is. Without seeing pictures of your actual table, with a detailed picture of the headshell and cartridge, I cannot guarantee that somebody has not modified your table, but I doubt somebody did. If there are screws going vertically through the headshell and cartridge then you have the right type to accept this cartridge. If there is only one screw going horizontally through the back of the cartridge you have what is called a "P-mount" cartridge and this one will not work. Good luck, and have fun! Yes, all of the pictures I see online for that table indicate that it has a "standard" or "1/2 inch" mount, which is what this cartridge is. Without seeing pictures of your actual table, with a detailed picture of the headshell and cartridge, I cannot guarantee that somebody has not modified your table, but I doubt somebody did. If there are screws going vertically through the headshell and cartridge then you have the right type to accept this cartridge. If there is only one screw going horizontally through the back of the cartridge you have what is called a... » Read More Yes, all of the pictures I see online for that table indicate that it has a "standard" or "1/2 inch" mount, which is what this cartridge is. Without seeing pictures of your actual table, with a detailed picture of the headshell and cartridge, I cannot guarantee that somebody has not modified your table, but I doubt somebody did. If there are screws going vertically through the headshell and cartridge then you have the right type to accept this cartridge. If there is only one screw going horizontally through the back of the cartridge you have what is called a "P-mount" cartridge and this one will not work. Good luck, and have fun! « Show Less
187353
Look for a hole where the sight goes. There should be something above the hand rest. I'm sure it will fit where the other one is
2217879
I don't think so... I had to poke holes in the top of mine so the head rest could go into the holes in the top of the seat and there is/was no extra to get over the top of the head rest...M... (EVIL ZJ)
1720087
I had the same concern, as my baby us in the middle too! There are instructions to set it up in the middle. It does not requir a head rest! This was one of the only mirrors I found that you can use in the middle! Hope this helps
1681755
There is fabric over the butt pillow. You would need to remove that. Short of having a massage table, I can't see how you would use this, say face down on a bed unless you were interested in self suffocation or placing it on a toilet seat for a comfortable yak.
1674327
As I remember when assembling this table, the bottom bar is pretty integral to the stability of the table. It might be o.k. without it, but I would not put much weight on it, or depend on it as a desk. There are pre-cut holes in the bottom braces that accept the bar. I'm sure if the bar was not installed that these holes would likely be noticeable though not terribly so.
668135
I have a loose cushion sofa and it is a little more than the height of the hard back of the sofa. So you can see the top of the table but not hit it when you lean back.
618415
IT Is a standard HOLE ....for REGULAR "top"...do NOT WORRY IF YOU a an ordinary,REGULAR lamp
1798751
I use it for select patients and cover it with a bib or plastic bag. So it's not always on the headrest