when you drop the sides down, where do the legs go????
203639
The legs slide about 45 degrees and lines up with the other legs, so all four legs are next to each other, all four legs run parallel. Hope that helps
203640
Two opposite legs are on hinges and swing out of the way like a gate to rest against the supporting legs.
203641
Each moveable leg pivots counterclockwise from the center like a gate to sit next to each stationary leg.
2074001
Correct. The leg, without the floor guards in the picture, folds under to yield an incline or decline bench. Mine has a carrying handle vice a strap so that it can be moved easily.
172650
When I've used it, I've always have dropped the left side. If I could get to the chair I would check, but I think both sides do.
113881
You'd probably have to cut the legs off. I really don't remember though, as it's been a while since we put it together.
1960736
The two legs on each end adjust to be able to sit over the edge of each side. I have had mine for about a year now and have had no issues. great product.
247739
It has a lever on the side. If you apply pressure it goes down. PLEASE NOTE: one of these chairs broke after being sat in three times. It dumped my 80 year old dad in the floor. If you have just purchased these chairs, take my advice and return them. The way the chair broke could have caused my father to have broken bones. No one that sat in the chairs weighed over 160. The company would not even respond to my complaint.
598996
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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Try turning the leg upside down or facing in on the opposite side, but also, like everyone else said, put the legs together first. I did this, but the legs are also easy to turn upside down or face the wrong way. it took me a couple of times to get it right. hope this helps!
612957
The bottom of both sides ar essentially legs. We used it for our daughters wedding and it sat upright on the floor on its legs. For the yard we dug four small holes, filled them with wet cement and stuck the "legs" in the cement. It worked great. I can't actually remember if it came with tie-downs. It has been out in our yard for almost two years now and still looks great.
948734
no the legs remain stationary in the upright position as you see in the photo. Only the two side end tables fold up.
36337
I've been thinking about a way to build side rails. Most people put it next to a wall or desk to use for balance. It kind of is a disaster. Very narrow with no side rails, so you gotta watch your feet most of the time
2204841
push in the pop outs and lower the legs down, then you can fold in the legs, hope this helps.
1965057
It comes in 2 pieces: the top and the legs. First put the top upside down, then (if too tight loosen a little and) push the handles on the legs so you can slide the legs into the rails on the top, then release the handles to lock the legs into one of the 2 sets of holes. Really easy.
2031379
At the bottom on both sides there is a peg type pull that slides out and drops the rings to the floor. Even my youngest grand kids can operate this game, but does need help to put rings in as it is quite tall.
289713
No it does not. You would have to remove the legs (which is t the hard) and store it that way.
2119547
The top goes down when you press the button on top and it folds down on the pole . TnHe same goes for the bottom legs they slide up the pole when you press the button on the bottom section. When done you have a small diameter surrounding the pole.
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Mine was pretty simple. Just slide the bar at the bottom and the legs spread apart.