Do the legs lock open so when you pick up the stand they don't collapse?
1517764
Yes! The legs are fixed, so there are no joints to collapse. The only way they move is out and in. It makes the stand not as compact as it could be when folded, but very sturdy.
1517765
They do not lock, but they stay in place. I have picked up the stand several with the violin secured times already without a problem.
1517766
The legs stay in place unless you put pressure on them to move them so there is no problem with the legs collapsing.
2283895
Yes, the legs are very sturdy and stable. The legs can be locked in the down position by rotating a metal tab on one of the legs, which attaches the legs to each other. When latched together, the legs do not move at all. Also, the legs click into the up position, so they don't rattle in either the up or down position - and the other moving parts (upper and lower adjustable vent openings) have a snug friction fit, so nothing rattles. You will like it!
1255626
No, there are only two hole to hold the pins so the legs stay open. The steps fold down but there isn't anything to keep it closed.
787651
Yes, indeed, the baskets do collapse for easy storage. We've never tried storing ours though.
2180164
No, but the way it is designed they will not collapse once they have been opened and put on a surface. For the money, I thought it was a good buy.
429775
No, the legs do not lock. The tray is used most by our granddaughter and that would be great feature if it did have locking legs.
1598462
No, they do not lock. However, I've not experienced slippage or collapse. As best as I can describe it, the legs "scissors." One end of the "scissors" is attached securely to the bottom of the shelf. The other side of the "scissors" is ~1" [finished] dowel rod. This dowel rod slides left--&gt;right (or maybe right--&gt;left depending on your perspective). There are two 1"x2" blocks attached to the underside of the table, and then attached to the two blocks is a strip/slat made of what appears to be standard military/industrial grade Aluminum (~97% Al with some magnesium and chromium for tensile strength). This strip/slat about 1/2" in width by 1/8" in thickness. The dowel rod for the "scissors" travels from block-to-block secured by the metal slat. It is possible to pick up the table and move ir, while simultaneously having your fingers on the dowel to ensure that the legs do not collapse while moving, or when you rest the table again on the floor (or other hard surface). I've never had a problem with it.
1428537
No, when it unlocks , it kinds opens. Itself a little, but not spring loaded. But I really like the safe and I have have no problems with it.
351831
No they semi lock when they are put on the unit stand - I have 8 units and have not had any problem with any of them
1456993
We have not had any problems with the legs- it does not lean or fall over with three leg stands.-
368884
The legs are fixed and do not fold, the height is adjusted with a side screw knob. The problem I have, and I rarely use the stand, is that it will not go down low enough. I should have checked that before purchasing. I sit in a regular chair to play classical guitar and the stand is unusable for that purpose, it is just too tall.
1585524
Yes, sort of. The legs in the back fold down but you still have a couple of inches thickness when you lay it down because of the stepping of the stand in the four rows. I have kept the box it came in for easy transport to and from shows.
509833
I have this stand and the doors just glide open. VERY easy to open and close.
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.
1672208
Yes. When assembling, the legs slide through the shelf holder openings, then screws tighten to secure the shelf to the legs. Be sure to have a level handy for accuracy.
1185045
Yes. Pull back the basket frame and lift up on the black plastic joints that lock the legs in place.
1309246
Yes. The legs fold up and so does the chairs. The chairs have a locking device so they won't accidentally fold up.