Do the legs stay out while it's being carried?
836022
Yes. There is nothing wrong with the tray, with the exception that it looks used. Does not look like a tray that came out of the factory. I had to polish it with furniture polish to make it look nice and bright. Also, it arrived poorly packed. Nothing like packages that come from the factory. No print-out information inside the box. Nothing!
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.)
1517766
The legs stay in place unless you put pressure on them to move them so there is no problem with the legs collapsing.
820932
Yes it does. You simply pull the trigger handle and it releases the legs. When the legs touch the ground simply release the trigger and it's locked in.
343628
No Shirley, the legs are not retractable. Though they do pivot up and lock by pin , for compact storage with the boom down. There are selectable pick points along the boom. Over all, a good unit as designed. Enjoy,Joe
1555025
Yes. There are loops and even when it is folded and raised upright, hangers will stay in.
39068
The legs lock in place. It is very stable. We got one for each of our three kids and they just LOVE them.
1877241
No the legs won't fit on the leg rest without hanging over the end of the rest.
854498
There is a seat yes even has a between the legs clip so smaller users do not slide out
1616951
Yes - even if there is no load, as long as the bottom part is down, it'll stay open. If you fold the bottom part up, then the wheels will go into storage position. In other words, the wheels being out aren't dependent on a weight being carried; rather, they are determined by whether the load-bearing part is in the storage position, or in the "carrying stuff" position. Hope that helps.
41327
No; it is tight enough to withstand activity though if it is pulled during the activity it could fall off.
1433746
Yes, without any problem just don't install the three hinges for it or the two hinges for the support leg and you won't know it's missing. When it is in the down position it's hardly noticed. We like to use it when bringing in groceries as well food prep.
1374142
Yes, the legs fold and there is a Velcro strap to hold them in the folded position.
1479347
No, it does not. However unless you are exceptionally tall it should not be in the way at all.
1822014
It doesn't. They just prop it between their legs. Actually works well. My grandson uses it in the house as well. Loves it!
1692836
No the handle can stay just the tier rails and legs need to be in there travel positions but the handle can stay where it is.
2190094
no because you can't maneuver around the legs...just wide enough for rubber mate totes to go in between