Anonymous wrote:You might also get some good responses if you post this in the Home Improvement forum. 😃

With a better title

Usually the heavy weight of the glass is sufficient to weigh it down on a level surface. Glue would look dirty and bad since glass is clear.

You might also get some good responses if you post this in the Home Improvement forum. 😃

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Anonymous wrote:I got a heavy glass top that I want to attach to a curved metal base. What to buy to make this work? Youtube videos show how they screw in suction cups to wood base but I couldn't find anything for my situation.

Need pictures or drawing or something to determine complexity level. Sounds like you might not need anything if it's heavy enough to sit there on the base.

Somewhat similar to this. The base I have is like a center pedestal for an oval table. It does move if we put our hands on the glass


https://www.chairish.com/product/29243220/1990s-oval-metal-coffee-table-italian-style-ornate-glass-top-shipping-is-extra

Padded vice style clips for attaching a glass top to a table. Will depend on the angle and such as to the style.

Could also drill the glass and use through type attachments, but it's risky if you don't do it correctly. Also can only be done with non-tempered glass.

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Anonymous wrote:I got a heavy glass top that I want to attach to a curved metal base. What to buy to make this work? Youtube videos show how they screw in suction cups to wood base but I couldn't find anything for my situation.

Need pictures or drawing or something to determine complexity level. Sounds like you might not need anything if it's heavy enough to sit there on the base.

Somewhat similar to this. The base I have is like a center pedestal for an oval table. It does move if we put our hands on the glass


https://www.chairish.com/product/29243220/1990s-oval-metal-coffee-table-italian-style-ornate-glass-top-shipping-is-extra

Why do you need to attach? I've seen clear non-skid bumpers used in cases like this.

Anonymous wrote:I got a heavy glass top that I want to attach to a curved metal base. What to buy to make this work? Youtube videos show how they screw in suction cups to wood base but I couldn't find anything for my situation.

Need pictures or drawing or something to determine complexity level. Sounds like you might not need anything if it's heavy enough to sit there on the base.

You need a glue that works on metal to attach the plastic to the metal. They can be suction cups or just plastic disks- if the glass is heavy enough the disks are enough with gravity.

I got a heavy glass top that I want to attach to a curved metal base. What to buy to make this work? Youtube videos show how they screw in suction cups to wood base but I couldn't find anything for my situation.