is the table foldable? how would it stay folded?
990195
Yes, it folds upward, towards the railing, and has a small latch on the left side which helps secure it from Accidently falling open (like if there was wind, or something)
990196
It folds up vertically so it lays flat against your balcony railing (e.g. on a hinge). It has a lever and lock that keeps it in the folded/upright position.
990197
There is a little metal hook that hooks on to the base. It really is a wonderful table. In fact, loved the 1st one so much I now has 2!
990198
Yes, the table does fold up. There is a hook on the side to hold the folded table in place.
990199
great table! The table stays secured with a latch to hold it up in position. Very convenient!
1490700
It's not made to be entirely foldable but it stores easily. Some of the leg attachments are bolts with wing nuts so they have to be removed to collapse the entire thing (and the bolts must be carefully stored) On the whole, it is a most enjoyable craft tool that my great grandkids love.
47958
yes, it can be flipped down. a wooden rectangular slot comes out from the side to hold the 'folding table' like a 'T'. Its pretty sturdy..
795488
No not foldable. But you can take the "holding" bar off and then you can roll it to where you want to take it.
127204
Yes the table folds but I would not recommend you purchase this table. The first table I received was warped and the replacement table had two shades of blue. Poor quality control.
740032
It's not set up to fold away. It is light enough you can move it to a different area if two people move it together.
1583546
The legs fold up. In fact, the whole thing folds into a handy carrying case. One of the configurations comes ready to use as a table top. In fact, it's shipped that way. You can take the legs off if you want, but it's designed to collapse so that you don't have to.
102994
No, it is not foldable. It is small and compact. I don't have any problems with this item. It serves its purpose.
192910
The table surface does not fold at any point, as you said the legs fold up under the table and is very secure.
216958
The side tables do fold down. The back is partially enclosed, but not fully.
2278341
No the table does not fold. Its like a small portable patio table we use it on our balcony.
1812187
The table can easily be folded up by pressing both base/legs together, then leaned against a wall or stored in a closet/room. The table is too bulky to store under our bed, but may fit underneath a bed with higher clearance. We also found it more convenient for everyday use to leave it unfolded, as it's in our basement/workout area.
17703
The legs fold, but the table itself does not. This is probably a good thing, I bought this table specifically for the fact that the table does not fold. After using a couple of different folding tables, I realized cards get stuck on the fold when dealing and the table never lies completely flat. I've been very happy with this table, it does take up a little more room in storage but that's about the only complaint.
971900
does not fold but by the legs not adjustable at all. it is a very light weight table I have bad hands and wrists and I can pick it up with no problems. I hope this helps.
516510
The folding leg is narrow, so it just bifurcates the seating position. I suppose that if you whipped up quickly in just the right way, you could cause it to swing to the side, allowing the top to drop (on that side). If I used it as a seating table a lot, I'd possibly put in a small latch or something. But it's comfortable enough.
150801
Both arms have a hinge like a folding portable table. This DOES NOT fold flat. It's not going underneath anything, maybe the dining table. It's heavy, so it is stable when it's leaning against a wall.
1836468
The table does not fold down. It swivels 360 degrees so, if you have either the width or depth of the table next to your bed, you swivel it so that it is not over the bed. I use it in this position - it's like a nightstand next to the bed. You could also use the twisting lock to unlock the table and its part of the post and remove just that, but that's kind of clunky, and you might trip over it on the floor.