Table Leg Installation

Step 1: Locating the Table Legs

When installing the tabletop, you first need to determine the placement of the table legs. According to the text in the image, there should be a distance of about "one palm's width" between the edge of the tabletop and the position of the table leg. This means the outer edges of the legs should not be perfectly flush with the ends of the desk; instead, they should be indented inwards by roughly the width of a hand for better stability and aesthetics.

Step 2: Applying Velcro Pads to the Leg Tops

Peel off the backing paper from the Velcro strips and attach them to the 3 corners on the top surface of the table legs (where they will meet the tabletop). This step provides friction or serves as fixing points to ensure the tabletop remains stable and secure once placed on top.
The acrylic table legs come with built-in anti-slip pads on top.

Step 3: Securing the Tabletop to the Base


Securely fastening the tabletop to the base and ensuring a flush, tight fit between the two is essential for the table's overall stability and load-bearing capacity. Once attached, gently rock the tabletop by hand to test for any movement. If there is no wobble, the assembly is successfully complete.