I must just be missing something or not smart but I'm not seeing how the middle and bottom shelves are supposed to slide in the sides. The opening to slide them in is smaller than the width of the glass. No one else had this issue? Pics show 17.5vs18.5 null

Question

AmyM · Accepted Answer

DIagonally. I struggled at first, too. Slide them diagonally through the side of the shelf and then once past the edge, you can lay it flat.

Kris · Answer

it was sent to me bent and broke im not happy with it

Greg · Answer

You have to slide them in diagonally, then drop them in carefully. 
Front side low and back side high, or vice versa.

Bohdi · Answer

Just put one together with my brother-in-law and that had us too for a bit. We fed the middle/bottom shelves in at an angle and then they "magically" dropped down onto the installed pegs. Don't forget to put in the little "bumpers", we almost did that too....

Answered by Bohdi 6 years ago

Verified Purchase

Sammy · Answer

The way I got the glass in, was putting the glass through the ends at a 45° angle and then just slowly moving it into place. It was kind of a tight fit but works well

BestBuyCustomer27616 · Answer

This table is very heavy but easy to assemble. The glass shelves slide in with no problem from the sides.

Jeff · Answer

Hi Jeff,

Simply tilt the glass as you slide it in. Keeping it diagonal instead of flat as it enters the framing will allow it to pass through.

“I must just be missing something or not smart but I'm not seeing how the middle and bottom shelves are supposed to slide in the sides. The opening to slide them in is smaller than the width of the glass. No one else had this issue? Pics show 17.5vs18.5”

1-7 of 7 Answers