Do the legs fold under the table itself? I want to be able to fold the legs under and store underneath a couch for storage... would this be possible?
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Yeah, you can fold the legs under the table. It is tight-fitting and when you fold it already, I look like a flat
76580
Yes the legs fold under and the top folds down. It's about 6 " high when folded.
76581
Yes the legs do fold so it becomes flat and you can store it. But be careful you don't catch your fingers because the legs do not lock.
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You can fold them in and store the table. You cannot adjust the table legs but you can adjust the table top portion that raises.
828856
It doesn't fold up, as to be put under the bed. How you see it in the picture is how it stays, unless you want to take it apart. That would entail unscrewing numerous nuts to remove the table, then the handles, then to disassemble the frame.
190843
The metal legs at the bottom fold so the table can go flat under a piece of furniture or against the wall. It's not super heavy.
805896
It does fold down but not as you would expect. It is heavy and would not store under the bed. I do like the table very much. I use it daily, but I keep it set up in a spare room.
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Yes, when you adjust the legs to their shortest height, they can easily fold under. It can fit in about a 3 inch high space.
897997
not really. you have to un-assemble the a-frame and the table part. i just place objects(laundry basket) under mine or other moveable objects. i have also found that when it is set up and ready to use; i use it more often. if it folded easiy (like a card table) it would not be as sturdy/safe.
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This is exactly it. But, I too, cover it for the winter with a tarp and keep it outside. It will definitely take two or more people to fold, but it is flat, however takes up a large flat area to store folded. "Joseph, first push buttons on both center uprights, on both ends, to lower main table. After the table is down and level with the benches I flip it up on the end and push in on the brackets so the "U" shaped legs will fall in toward the table. The benches don't actually fold, the whole leg unit rotates inward and is held into place with the black plastic clip.Then the whole table will be flat. The benches will be on either side of the table. Hope that helps.Paul Webber answered on July 15, 2013" This is exactly it. But, I too, cover it for the winter with a tarp and keep it outside. It will definitely take two or more people to fold, but it is flat, however takes up a large flat area to store folded. "Joseph, first push buttons on both center uprights, on both ends, to lower main table. After the table is down and level with the benches I flip it up on the end and push in on the brackets so the "U" shaped legs will fall in toward the table. The benches don't actually fold, the whole leg unit rotates inward and is held into place with the black plastic clip.Then the... » Read More This is exactly it. But, I too, cover it for the winter with a tarp and keep it outside. It will definitely take two or more people to fold, but it is flat, however takes up a large flat area to store folded. "Joseph, first push buttons on both center uprights, on both ends, to lower main table. After the table is down and level with the benches I flip it up on the end and push in on the brackets so the "U" shaped legs will fall in toward the table. The benches don't actually fold, the whole leg unit rotates inward and is held into place with the black plastic clip.Then the whole table will be flat. The benches will be on either side of the table. Hope that helps.Paul Webber answered on July 15, 2013" « Show Less
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The legs will fold with the faucet on the table. The faucet will prevent the table top from being flat though. The best way to store it would be to fold the legs and hang it on the wall where the faucet cannot be ran into since it will be sticking out about 10 inches past the table top.
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The table does not fold down. It swivels 360 degrees so, if you have either the width or depth of the table next to your bed, you swivel it so that it is not over the bed. I use it in this position - it's like a nightstand next to the bed. You could also use the twisting lock to unlock the table and its part of the post and remove just that, but that's kind of clunky, and you might trip over it on the floor.
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Legs do not fold, they can be pulled off. You need to remove the stabilizer bar if you want to store it flat.
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The table does not fold in half. The legs fold and store into the bottom of the table.
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Dear Kathy, You are partly correct. On one side where the legs attach to the bottom of the table the leges are clipped on so that side detaches from the bottom. The other side the legs are hinged so that they fold up. Where the legs overlap in the middle there is a pin allowing the legs to fold up.
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the legs do fold for storage. the legs do not collapse when being used. they are sturdy,
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No, the legs do not fold up for storage. They are bolted on with two bolts and it is not practical to remove them for transport or storage. The unit functions nicely.
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No. The chairs cannot be pushed under the table because of the legs, just partially.
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No, there are 2 legs under the center of the bed. The bed is also very low to the ground, maybe only 4 inches of clearance or so, so not very ideal for under bed storage