Installation method for marble tabletop

Screw Fixing

Method: Drill 1cm deep holes at the four corners of the tabletop and insert plastic bolts. Drill holes at the corresponding positions of the bracket and screw them in from bottom to top. Add shock-absorbing silicone pads or reinforcing rings. Note: Holes can also be drilled at the crossbeam, and glue can be added to increase performance. Advantages: Good overall load-bearing capacity, simple and lightweight appearance, and best stability. Ensures the tabletop does not wobble during movement. Related technical images: Drilling diagram, screw diagram

Bottom Mortise and Tenon Joint

(Embedded) Installation method is similar to woodworking mortise and tenon joints. Marble requires thickening on all four sides. If the surface area of ​​the tabletop and the frame differs significantly, material filling and other processes are required. Generally used for plastic and wooden frames. Iron frames have poor toughness and excessive hardness, which may cause instability of the tabletop and damage to the bottom during movement. See illustration

Adhesion Method: Make the four legs of the bracket wider to increase the contact area. Then use marble glue or similar adhesive for bonding. Generally used for glass tabletops. For marble surfaces, the bottom surface needs to be treated, and an additional layer of board (wood material) needs to be glued on. Overall load-bearing capacity is relatively poor.