- a adjustable height from 21-31.5 inches
- gives you a very chic look
- Easy Assemble
- Casters included
- 8 MM thick Clear Tempered Glass
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Product Description
The LT-020 has 8mm thick clear tempered glass with a adjustable height from 21-31.5 inches and sets on casters for convienice. The LT-020 is 15.8(D) X 31.5 (H) X 25.6 (W)
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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Out of the laptop stands available in the box stores I've entered, this one is the most stable, pretty and stylish. It was also shipped extremely well packed in the original RTA box. I've taken two stars off for 1) the assembly instructions and 2) limitations caused by the design.
For those that are not mechanically inclined, a word of warning. The assembly instructions are a little lacking in that it doesn't clearly state you need to use a rubber mallet to tap the wheels into the 5-legged metal base as well as tap the adjustable metal stand (which is actually a shock absorber) into the lever part BEFORE attaching both to the glass top. If you don't, the wheels and glass top will detach when lifted. Rather scary when I was attempting to lift what I thought was a fully assembled table over a sleeping dog and the base detached leaving me only holding the glass top. Luckily, the dog is extremely agile and didn't get hurt.
As for the design, the tempered glass is thick, the edges are curved, and the 5-legged metal base is solid. Once assembled, the glass top can swivel without the 5-legged base moving, which is a nice feature. The glass top's slightly curved half oval and elongated design is stylish and well thought out; no sharp edges to hit and room to spread out papers or easily use a mouse and laptop. As previously mentioned, the stand is a powerful metal covered shock absorber. The problem is the pole that raises as you adjust the height is greased, so I am unable to place this next to a bed/furniture plus I have to be careful to keep my knees away from the greased pole. Also, the shock absorber is so powerful that it lifts the table just fine, but I have to use all of my 150 lbs pressing on the middle of the table in order to lower it. Luckily, I don't do that often.
Would I still buy again? Definitely, for my needs as an extra workspace in my office for papers/writing. It is the best one I've found so far. However, if you have smaller children or teenagers around, you may be cleaning greasy fingers and pants until they get used to staying away from the shock absorber.
For those that are not mechanically inclined, a word of warning. The assembly instructions are a little lacking in that it doesn't clearly state you need to use a rubber mallet to tap the wheels into the 5-legged metal base as well as tap the adjustable metal stand (which is actually a shock absorber) into the lever part BEFORE attaching both to the glass top. If you don't, the wheels and glass top will detach when lifted. Rather scary when I was attempting to lift what I thought was a fully assembled table over a sleeping dog and the base detached leaving me only holding the glass top. Luckily, the dog is extremely agile and didn't get hurt.
As for the design, the tempered glass is thick, the edges are curved, and the 5-legged metal base is solid. Once assembled, the glass top can swivel without the 5-legged base moving, which is a nice feature. The glass top's slightly curved half oval and elongated design is stylish and well thought out; no sharp edges to hit and room to spread out papers or easily use a mouse and laptop. As previously mentioned, the stand is a powerful metal covered shock absorber. The problem is the pole that raises as you adjust the height is greased, so I am unable to place this next to a bed/furniture plus I have to be careful to keep my knees away from the greased pole. Also, the shock absorber is so powerful that it lifts the table just fine, but I have to use all of my 150 lbs pressing on the middle of the table in order to lower it. Luckily, I don't do that often.
Would I still buy again? Definitely, for my needs as an extra workspace in my office for papers/writing. It is the best one I've found so far. However, if you have smaller children or teenagers around, you may be cleaning greasy fingers and pants until they get used to staying away from the shock absorber.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I received my laptop stand right on time and easily put it together. Unfortunately the hydraulic cylinder that raises and lowers it became stuck in the up position the first time I touched the lever and it popped all the way up. It would not lower no matter what I tried, so I called Stacks and Stacks. I was very pleased with the attitude and actions of their customer service rep. She worked with me and the manufacturer to find a simple solution to the issue. I was sent a replacement for the cylinder which is working perfectly. The way they took responsibility and made every effort to satisfy me was absolutely wonderful. I would use them again and again for office furniture needs.
The table itself is very nice looking and has been working well. It was the best match for our existing furniture.
The table itself is very nice looking and has been working well. It was the best match for our existing furniture.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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This is a glass topped table, irregularly shaped, but rather nicely made. I can put a 16" laptop on it, and leave a good sized space for my mouse on the right (or left, but not as large on the left side, as it is on the right).
Part D:
The instructions are three drawings, labeled Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, and that is the sole text on the page. Note: part D shown in the drawings to apply to the base of the stand IS NOT INCLUDED, not needed, apparently, as the piece that is welded to the base replaces it. So Step 2 is wrong.
The screws to assemble the top to the upright are Allen-headed machine screws, and the Allen wrench is included, as are the required screws, and washers.
Yes, you need a rubber hammer (It may be possible to use a 4 by 4, but that is up to you). I placed it top down, on a leather chair, and tried to make the top "one with everything", and got a 'Zen' surprise. It still came off, until I placed it on the carpeted floor, took my trusty rubber hammer to the upright, WHACKED it solidly, and thus assembled it. I then added the upright to the top surface and the wheels to the base, and finally whacked the base onto the upright. (No dogs nor children were sacrificed to the gods of furniture assembly in the building of this stand.) If you have hardwood floors, I'd put a large towel on the floor, fold it to protect the entire top from contact with the wooden floor. I then tried to use it, as was intended, and NOTHING HAPPENED.
No, the top and base remained assembled as expected, but the mouse did not cause the display to change, either. If you want to use a laptop on this stand, be sure your mouse is designed to work on a glass surface, or be prepared to put a piece of paper on the glass top. (If, after testing with a piece of paper, BELOW the top, if you wish to tape it to the underside of the surface, its Okay with me.) There are mice designed to work with transparent surfaces, but, probably not 2 feet above the carpet/your feet. Be kind to electronic Rodents.
Part D:
The instructions are three drawings, labeled Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, and that is the sole text on the page. Note: part D shown in the drawings to apply to the base of the stand IS NOT INCLUDED, not needed, apparently, as the piece that is welded to the base replaces it. So Step 2 is wrong.
The screws to assemble the top to the upright are Allen-headed machine screws, and the Allen wrench is included, as are the required screws, and washers.
Yes, you need a rubber hammer (It may be possible to use a 4 by 4, but that is up to you). I placed it top down, on a leather chair, and tried to make the top "one with everything", and got a 'Zen' surprise. It still came off, until I placed it on the carpeted floor, took my trusty rubber hammer to the upright, WHACKED it solidly, and thus assembled it. I then added the upright to the top surface and the wheels to the base, and finally whacked the base onto the upright. (No dogs nor children were sacrificed to the gods of furniture assembly in the building of this stand.) If you have hardwood floors, I'd put a large towel on the floor, fold it to protect the entire top from contact with the wooden floor. I then tried to use it, as was intended, and NOTHING HAPPENED.
No, the top and base remained assembled as expected, but the mouse did not cause the display to change, either. If you want to use a laptop on this stand, be sure your mouse is designed to work on a glass surface, or be prepared to put a piece of paper on the glass top. (If, after testing with a piece of paper, BELOW the top, if you wish to tape it to the underside of the surface, its Okay with me.) There are mice designed to work with transparent surfaces, but, probably not 2 feet above the carpet/your feet. Be kind to electronic Rodents.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Super lttle table!
Clear Mobile Utility Laptop Desk RTA LT-020
I chose this table because (1) it looks great (2) the reviews praise its stability, important to me as I plan to eat lunch... Read more
I chose this table because (1) it looks great (2) the reviews praise its stability, important to me as I plan to eat lunch... Read more
Published 19 days ago by Joyce C. Ware
Great quality
So easy to put together and great quality. Moves very smoothly. Raising and lowering is a bit of a challenge, but works
Published 4 months ago by Zanne
Significantly smaller than described
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Published 4 months ago by Dmitry
great for laptops
The stand works well and exactly as I had hoped...it is sturdy and does not wobble when moved about. I am very pleased with its form and function.
Published 9 months ago by Lois N. Jones
stylish computer desk???
yes! it can be done! style and function...
love my beautiful computer desk - it was just what i was looking for!
love my beautiful computer desk - it was just what i was looking for!
Published 11 months ago by amanda siegelson
Pleasantly Surprised
I bought this for my teenage son's room to be used for homework, as a laptop desk, snack table and end table. Read more
Published 16 months ago by B. Leveto
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