Could a child sit at the table sideways if they needed more room to spread out supplies? Can the storage bin roll all the way out and be set aside?
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Yes, the storage bin can be rolled away entirely. It is not attatched to any part of the desk. It would be easy enough to reposition seating without the bin in the way, so wouldn't be a problem sideways. (I have an image posted here where you can see the storage bin rolled out.)
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While the stools are a near perfect height for a young elementary student, the top of the storage table has a rim that might make coloring or writing on it awkward. It would work well as a snack table since any spills would be contained, though! If you reverse the top and have the vinyl side up, it is padded to be comfortable for seating, so...again...probably not a good writing surface. The rim on the wood side is about 2" high which is why I think it would make coloring or writing on it awkward.
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My initial plan was to have seating, but after choosing and using this unit have been so satisfied with its storage and prep use, that seating has not been that important. I may add some sort of minimal seating at some point, but will sit sideways.
1156690
You could, although it's a bit awkward, but very stable. Baby won't roll off if because of the edges. We just have ours on his dresser and it works perfectly there! Hope this helps.
1891831
not sure what you mean sideways? We use them at trade shows - turning them on their side so the opening is facing us. We put 2 side by side and then 2 more on top of each one and make a "counter table". That said, we do use zip ties to make it sturdier.
198518
A tall bin file might be better. The paper rolls likely would tilt out of place.
655002
You'd have to lay it on its side. The top trays can be adjusted for length only.
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You will have to find a place to store it unfortunatelyOn the flip side, I have a 12 year old son that absolutely loves the tableIts very sturdy and well made. Overall was a good purchase
439426
I use a tall narrow storage bin to store all the Lego pieces under the table. A small round basket may fit underneath but not a large rectangular laundry basket.
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Yes, the changing area folds over the side storage slots to give easy access to the crib part. It is easy to snap the two "legs" off of the side bars, allowing you to swivel the entire changing table over to the side.
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I have a fairly high and loose pile carpet and it worked fine. It obviously depends on their strength to move it around, but I find they didn't really move themselves around it on their own anyway until they were strong enough to cruise on their own, in which case, I didn't need it. But that was just my girls. They are 15 months next week and still love the table though, especially the piano section.
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There isn't enough space in the top section to store stuff for 2 kids. The top section is big enough for a Dad to carry a few diapers, wipes and change of clothes for one kid.
1126099
You could use the same table as a side table. Just change the direction of the table.
1654158
Yes, the side trays are flush to the sides, slightly below the level of the top of the the table. Unless you have items in there that could get in the way
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It can definitely roll up for storage. Kids would be fine sleeping on this on the floor.I use it for an older kid who was visiting.
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I don't think so. I have used mine on a wood floor with a recliner. It worked fine without rolling in my case. I highly recommend this table. It has given me great service. It can be constructed to be a left or right handed table.
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The table folds up and can easily be placed in a closet. When ready to use it, just slide it out and spread the base to be ready to invert. Even if it didn't fold up conveniently, I'd consider it one of the greatest investments of my life. I just checked for exact space needed and it's against the wall projecting out 18 inches and is about 3 ft. wide in the folded position. That 4.5 sq. ft. of space is the best used space in any closet in the house. Ron Colby Nov. 27,2014