Do I need to use the metal plugs b/c I would like to fold the table every night? My usage will be light and occasional during the day.
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If you need to fold it every day.I think he is not fit for you.Because of the need to remove the screws.But it has a great advantage: it can cross on the top of the armchair.So can make on the couch to use a computer is very comfortable.Hope these can help you understand it.
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I bought it for the same reason and was disappointed by this. It is not designed to be stowed away often, but I stopped using the metal turn screws just so I could put it away when not in use. I recommend you install the posts- it will help you align the dowels when pushing the top on. Forget the parts you turn- they fall out all the time. Sorry, and best of luck!
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The metal plugs are not the issue. To fold the table, you would have to remove the table top which is fitted in with 'dowel' like pegs. The metal plugs are to assist with stability of the connection. I don't think this is the easiest style table for use if you plan to close it daily but that's just my opinion.
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If it's to long on the side, fold each side neat to mach each other. good luck
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I have a table I made so mine sits on the table I use it four times a week so its no problem I let the cord hang behind the table since its against the wall the rest stay pluged in
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You have to fold the inserts in half but I would recommend the sleeves. They have saved me a ton of space.
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I would say, yes, you would need to strip it down to get it to fold up, I mean you could try it, but the sheets and bedding would probably prevent the complete folding. I strip mine down and use it as a foot stool and extra seat in living room when I'm not using as an extra bed.
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You can put your furniture closer to the wall? Less chance of leg of table putting pressure on a plug......
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Honestly.... I wouldn't use it to fold up & move everyday. Too stiff, heavy, & doesn't fold that easy. I would go for a metal one. I have one that is light, easy to fold, a little heavy but not as cumbersome as this plastic one.
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Sure. We keep ours outside.. Under overhang of our backporch & unplug after use.. Barring natural disaster my 12 year old, ten year old & 5 year old play hard daily & it upholds & folds to make the wife happy. Its a safe purchase for u. U can trust me. My kids push toys to thr max.. Just keep unplugged when not in use. & you will need a partner to assemble without frustration as its too big for solo put together. We did it & i am far from mechanical
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If you mounted them correctly they should not. They fold on themselves and then rest each on two "large u-shaped" cross bars. If when you mounted them you put the cross below them that's the reason why they dangle. Hope this helps ....it's a great table...cheers
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The table does not fold, but the legs screw on easily. To store, all you would have to do is turn it over and unscrew them again.
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The cover does not stretch so it's impossible to fold the table with the cover on. It's made with elastic bands in the corners which makes the pad taut, if you were able to fold the table with it on, eventually it would ruin the pad.
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Check to see if you folded the legs all the way out, Then pushed them into the bottom of the table, next step is to hook chrome squeeze supports. Hope this helps
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No - the sides really need to clip onto the table. There is a more expensive set that I found on Vat19.com that simply sets on a table. I went with the one I bought b/c it was cheaper but also because I wanted it to clip on to my table.
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I don't see why you would need to fold it & I never have, but I assume you could fold it. It is very pliable. Go ahead & fold it. I enjoy using mine. P Price
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Not really. The folds help the mat stay rolled when you travel with it. But it has never been a problem when lying flat on the table
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I do all the time with no problem. However at one show I used the chairs they had and the rubber cover was missing on the metal chair leg and it left a debt for a bit and as soon as we noticed we switched the chair out. Some lady with stilettos walked on it during the night of a multi day show and made holes&#128513;&#128563;&#128547;
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We did not use the plugs on the top holes- one of the stairs covers the holes on top- no problem. We saved the extra plugs just in case one of the bottom ones is lost.