Step 1: Positioning the Table Legs

When fitting the tabletop, the first step is to decide where the table legs should be positioned. As illustrated, leave a gap of approximately “one palm’s width” between the tabletop edge and the leg location. In other words, the outer sides of the legs should not line up directly with the ends of the table. Instead, place them slightly inward by about the width of a hand to achieve better balance, support, and overall appearance.

Step 2: Attaching Velcro Pads to the Leg Tops

Remove the protective backing from the Velcro pads, then secure them to the three upper corners of each table leg where the tabletop will rest. These pads add extra grip and act as contact points, helping keep the tabletop steady and firmly positioned after installation.

The acrylic table legs are also designed with integrated anti-slip pads on the top surface.

Step 3: Fastening the Tabletop to the Base

Firmly attach the tabletop to the base, making sure both parts sit evenly together with a close, secure connection. This is important for maintaining the table’s stability and supporting weight properly. Once installed, gently shake the tabletop by hand to check for any looseness. If it stays steady without shifting, the assembly is complete.