Do the legs stay up while the tray is being carried by the handles, or do they fall by gravity?
887275
Yes, the legs stay straight when carrying but, the slightest touch will cause them to fall inward. I would not buy this again.
887276
No, the legs do not stay up. I have to fold them under the table and hold them there when carrying it. My invalid husband used the tray, which worked very well once I got it into place. He would help me out by holding the legs in place until I had the tray completely set down. I also used a piece of rubber-backed shelf paper to line the tray proper so that his dishes wouldn't slip around. (I see that this question was directed to my daughter, Susan Seeger, who did not purchase the tray. I am her mother and I purchased the tray for my husband to use as he was bedridden.)
887277
Mine stay up, but maybe over time, they will fall by gravity, but I just tested mine, and they stayed up!
887278
The legs do tend to swing a bit. When I carry it to my son or husband i have them make sure the legs our locked outward before I set it down.
589933
No, it shouldn't fall over unless it is hit hard or something, it is a very stable rack
1155745
The legs are a hollow plastic and screwed on to the bottom. I have not tried to lift it higher
2180166
No, they are connected with rivet type pins at the top of the legs thru the side of the tray. They swing open until legs press against the adjacent side.
1122457
It is lower to the ground than a regular chair, and if you are really tall it may feel kind of strange, but not really awkward. As far as stability, they are very stable unless you are on sandy or uneven ground. We always try to find bark or flat stones to put under the legs in that case. I love my chair. I will not backpack without it.
213494
They come assembled. The trays are heavy enough that they are not wobbley. I don't know the weight, but they are sturdy.
2083576
I bought these for my son's new house and I'm not sure but I believe you just have to sit on them and lift the handle and your weight pushes them down? Sorry I don't have a better answer.
1361776
They are flexible, under a lot of weight they droop a little, but these are way better than the hard trays.
1028336
Mine do. There are little pyramid-like "chocks" in the corners that help to keep things in their bins. However, I should add that I mostly keep my trays flat, unless carrying them. They don't have a lot of temptation for compartment hopping.
1616949
They are paired with the tray. When the tray is down, the wheels are out. When the tray is folded, so are the wheels. It is not dependent on weight.
465639
The handle DOES move the footrest back into the down position. It is a "strong" pull that takes a little strength to get back up, and if you only push the footrest back down with your legs it will not stay fully collapsed - you have to use the handle.
1327407
Wheels snap into receptacle in the bottom of legs. After months of use, they still roll well and are very stable.
565371
Likewise you should be fine but the tray doesn't come off making getting in and out difficult.
291443
no they do not because the carrying handles are on the top of each container. they will sit on top of each other, but a little unstable.
1904469
The tray is quite heavy & won't flip over. My husband but it on the bottom rack once (he didn't know any better) and it didn't flip over there either.
989310
They stay up but I don't remember them locking in place. I remember just folding them down to use.
1268982
You stick some heavy cardboard rectangles on the bottoms of the feet so it won't float in the air. It does stay on the ground like the photo shows.