How are they stored off season? Do teh legs fold so they are stackable?
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Yes, the legs fold and you can stack the chairs or put them on their sides for storage.
17706
The legs fold flat against the table for storage. The table does not fold in half like some do.
634836
You can leave it out. I wouldn't suggest for long periods of time through heavy rain season but it's pretty durable. What's nice is it only takes a couple minutes to fold up the legs and store it.
1007160
Sorry, I gave them away right after I purchased them... They were a gift. They do fold, but not in a extra compact way. They are nice, so you should keep the box to protect them.
691574
Yes to both questions. The legs can be anchored very easily and I've had no trouble taking it down at the end of the summer and storing it in its original box over the winter. One caution, though. Check for the appearance of any rust on the support tubes. Sanding them off and coating them with a little machine oil makes assembly the next spring a lot easier.
1995174
Hi Its easy to store as its not too large. But I wouldnt recommend storing by folding as crease may form and also the stickiness may detoriate over time
2132996
Yes, remove the mats during off-season. Store them rolled or flat. They are as easy to lay out next winter as they were this past winter.
1401605
They do not fold. They are very heavy and take up a lot of space. They were assembled when I got them.
2046042
You can fold them in and store the table. You cannot adjust the table legs but you can adjust the table top portion that raises.
2283972
It has a light taper, narrowing from top to bottom, which allows them to nest somewhat within each other for storing when empty. You might be able to stack them on their side by alternating bottoms with tops.
49685
No , they are put together pretty tight. Unless you have a lot of stuff at once to dry , 1 is pretty big. I would have just ordered 1. The legs aren't real tall , but since I ordered 2 , I put them together for storage when not using , and takes up even more room. Hope this helps.
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They do not stack, but you can flip one over and place it on top of the other, seat side. As for holding up in weather, they seem fine. I like to cover them if I can though to keep dust and dirt off of them when they are not in use for long stretches of time. They clean up very nicely.
308991
I'm not sure they are designed to be but the way they fold up makes them pretty flat. We stored them for the winter for the first time last year and they did stack well in the garage. They also will sit nicely one next to the other against a wall or other structure when you lean them together.
2139992
No, these aren't stackable unless you put a piece of wood or something on top of first where legs of second would sit.
558564
No Bill, they do not fold up for storage, however they do an awesome job of picking up leafs or grass. I use mine all the time and it works great.
349146
No, they do not fold up. They have to be assembled. They can be taken back apart, but everytime that is done they get more wobbly.
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I keep them on the small shelf in the top of my freezer folded into fourths ( the ones I've not cut, anyway). I have had no issues with sticking together. The unfold easily while frozen.