Is this table really EASY to raise or lower? Preferably one-handed.
1006035
It is easy to raise and lower...but not one handed. One hand needs to squeeze the lever. the other hand guides the table up or down. Very little effort is needed.
1665600
Sorry, I have experience with the Palm Springs table. It seems appropriately heavy, but not unduly so. I wanted something stable.
1879365
It's very light and easy to hold in one hand, so yes. I've done it with no problems.
2109984
You'll always have to pull yourself up - you're hanging upside-down! If you have adjusted the height correctly, it will be much easier to pull yourself up, but the table isn't magic.
1662248
As long as the unit is set-up / adjusted correctly for the user's height, it seems to do really well at balancing around the user's center-of-gravity, so that moving one's arms makes the table invert. I have not gone fully inverted yet but have had no problems getting back upright, usually just a slight pull on the handrails & move my arms toward my legs works. I'd suggest starting with smaller degrees of inversion & build up.
1774180
It is not hard. But the table is not sturdy. It wobbles with any movement. Go check for yourself in any local store that carry this set.
1178960
It only takes a minute or two to set up and fold down. The only down side that I see is the tilting mechanism juts down past the legs when the table is folded. It has two screws with "caps" (for lack of a better word) that are easily unscrewed with just your fingers that can be taken out to allow the mechanism to be flattened also. I assume the screws are then screwed back into the holes for safe keeping until they are needed. Except for this odd feature I love the table. It tilts and lowers easily.
1013837
hi, there are two handles to push up underneath the table not hard at all. i am 5" have shorter arms i have to stretch just a little to reach both, have to push at same time. i am not real strong so it is not hard to do. love this table it's in my laundry. the only thing, fyi when the table is folded down, it is not finished on the top end. you can see the board that's under the stainless. but when it's up that part is against the wall. not a real big deal, just wanted you to know. we put it on a brick wall and had to actually move the brackets to make it fit, and it was easy to do. nice sturdy table !!! ~ Tammy hi, there are two handles to push up underneath the table not hard at all. i am 5" have shorter arms i have to stretch just a little to reach both, have to push at same time. i am not real strong so it is not hard to do. love this table it's in my laundry. the only thing, fyi when the table is folded down, it is not finished on the top end. you can see the board that's under the stainless. but when it's up that part is against the wall. not a real big deal, just wanted you to know. we put it on a brick wall and had to actually move the brackets to make it fit, and it was easy to do.... » Read More hi, there are two handles to push up underneath the table not hard at all. i am 5" have shorter arms i have to stretch just a little to reach both, have to push at same time. i am not real strong so it is not hard to do. love this table it's in my laundry. the only thing, fyi when the table is folded down, it is not finished on the top end. you can see the board that's under the stainless. but when it's up that part is against the wall. not a real big deal, just wanted you to know. we put it on a brick wall and had to actually move the brackets to make it fit, and it was easy to do. nice sturdy table !!! ~ Tammy « Show Less
1586258
Unfortunately you can not reverse the lift. My table is not in my ideal position in the living room and I wish it could have been reversed; however, I have gotten used to it and find it worth it as it is the best coffee table I have ever owned. My best friend loved it so much she tried finding one and couldn't. I accidentally found it here on amazon and bought it for her as a thank you gift for some painting she did for me. She enjoyed using it so much she bought one as a Christmas present for her mother, who thinks it's also the best coffee table.
2096568
No Need to. Your weight keeps the table inverted. When you want to go upright, you pull on the handles with both arms. It is perfectly balanced.
983925
The locations for the attachments cannot be moved, but you can just turn the table around. The attachments are a little flimsey but just about work. The table is not all that strong but I have used it when I could find any thing else. The table with legs weighs less than a book and its less than 2 inches deep.
1008316
You loosen the 4 hand screws and move it up and down. I would say it's fairly easy as long as you don't have much weight on it.The back section and the front section move independently.
2053163
Yes I have this table. I went with it because of the 2" rubber wheels and need to fold it up easily and roll it around. My basement is carpet and hard wood back and forth, so it had to be easy. As with anything, I would always recommend being gentle with it when folding, but it is as easy as the lift of a finger and the locking mechanisms work great. The two sides are completely separate pieces from each other and fold up separately, and roll around separately. I remember feeling a little discouraged by this at first, but now I love it because not only is it very movable, we can keep one side down for a dinner table with the family if we need it. Quality is very nice. I chose this over the slightly cheaper Viper because the legs appeared a littler sturdier, and they are. The 8 wheel system and slightly bigger legs are very nice and the feet are adjustable for leveling. Also, the net on this table is more durable and clamps on the edges as opposed to screwing on, which makes it even easier for self-practice or folding it up. Aside from all that, I like the look. I like the red frame on black top, and anyone who comes over says it looks very sharp. I had two guys come over to help me set it up, but upon opening the box, it's mostly pre-assembled. It took us less than an hour and two wrenches to put together. Again, with anything, take care of it, but it's been a great table so far.
1931787
Yes pretty easy. Just need a little hammer for the pins and a screw driver. It's easy enough for one person but is nice if you have a second to hold it in place.
852240
I got one and its a very good table you will not have a problem loading up one side. It will not tip over
2098013
I was also concerned with the height before I bought it. Now that I have it, I am really happy with it. It seems short, but when your playing on it, the height seems about right. The lowest height adjustment is very low & in my opinion, not useable. I have many friends over 6'ft and the highest adjustment works just fine for them. This is a sturdy table, I am happy with my purchase.
206017
You can adjust the legs of the top or bottom of the table higher than the other. That would be the only way to do it.