The height adjuster of the Conus leg has a central nut that allows the desired extension to be securely locked in place. This mechanism prevents accidental displacement during use, making the table structure more rigid.

5 x 25 mm self-tapping screws are included, suitable for fixing to chipboard or MDF. Not recommended for use in phenolic boards or low density core materials without additional reinforcement.

Yes, the base of the Conus leg can be screwed to both solid panels and metal structures. For steel or aluminium profiles, the use of metal-specific self-tapping screws or rivnut type threaded rivets is recommended.

Yes, it is possible to cut the 80 feet. To do so, you need to cut the foot at the leveller part, once this part has been disassembled, and make the cut with a cutting disk/saw that is suitable.

The following diagram shows the detail of the machining that you need to carry out on the table top of a table in order to fasten the plate of the 60 - 80 feet.

The leg can be cut at the bottom, eliminating the levelling section. The adjustable base must first be removed and the cut made with a suitable saw or disc. The lower limit will depend on the space required to reinstall the leveller.

The Conus leg, made of steel with Ø60 mm and metal fixing, is designed to support up to 100 kg per unit under normal conditions of use, provided it is installed vertically and on a firm and level support.