This circular Wheeled Occasional Table, from AVF features black glass tops, chrome effect legs, and lockable wheels. A must have versatile solution for your home needs that is sturdy in design and easy to assemble.

Two-Tiered Design with Casters    Black Tempered Safety Glass Tops    Chrome Legs    Each Tier Supports 22 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use the BlackRapid Tripod Plate 50 Quick-Release Plate (50mm) with this tripod?

A: No, this tripod head was not designed for use with Arca-Swiss products.

Q: 2. Hi, The ballhead can it be remove for change. Can i change it for a another one like the SBH-250DQ Aluminum Ballhead instead of SBH-100DQ ? Can i buy this kit mini tripod table-top and an another ballhead ? More robust the the 100DQ.

A: The head does come off on that tripod.It is a thread so if you do put a different head on it, you might need a tripod bushing.General Brand Tripod Reducer Bushing 3/8 to 1/4 -20B&H # GBRB Mfr # NPTRBhttp://bhpho.to/1avkNxl

Q: 3. Can the second rail be removed when not needed?

A: you cannot remove the second rail as its part of the construction.

Q: 4. Is the table top easily removed from the base for transport?

A: The table top can be removed but I would not classify it as easy. The table top is secured with 4 screws. It was not designed to be repeatedly detached and attached. Doing so could damage the taps and cause the table to be unstable.

Q: 5. What's the minimum height of this?

A: The minimum height is 6.8 inches from the table top to the top of the ball head.

Q: 6. what country is this product manufactured?

A: According to the notes in our system provided to us from Slik, this tripod is made in Thailand.

Q: 7. My L-brackets and other mounts are all Kirk brand. Is this mount compatible?

A: Yes, the Arca-Swiss Monoball Macro-Table Classic uses the better Ara Swiss style plates like the ones by Kirk.

Q: 8. I see that the ballhead is removable. Is the center column also removable?

A: you can take it apart if needed, not intended to come apart.

Q: 9. So, I understand the minimum height is 3ft 9in, however, what is the lowest the sliding arm will go? Will it slide all the way down the pole until it rests on the black bottom?

A: Yes.

Q: 10. how much weight can the table top hold?

A: The MFR does not specify. It is a posing table it is meant for elbows not heavy loads.