When not using it can you fold in the legs and store it somewhere? or are the legs always out? and can you adjust them up and down?
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You can fold the legs for storage. They are not adjustable up and down. Also, as an FYI it works best when placed on a hard surface. It isn't super stable when used on a bed.
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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.
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Yes, height can be adjusted up to about 11" from legs to top - legs fold into themselves.I love it!
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Yes the legs follow up for storage. I wanted it to use while sitting in bed and it was to high to be comfortable for me. I tried to use it while sitting up and it was still to high for me.
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It does not fold up. It requires adjusting with a wrench, so you should just plan on leaving it out all the time. I converted my office to a workout room and have this along with a few other select pieces of equipment.
642359
No, this chair doesn't fold up at all. One needs tools to put it together and take it apart and it has a pretty large profile. It wouldn't be my choice if one wanted to store it.
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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.
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As already mentioned there are brackets that hold the legs in an upright position. I would add that when the footrest is turned upside down the brackets tend to disengage and make it very easy for the legs to fold flat for storage or transportation.
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The legs all fold up. The leg extensions pull out and clip into slots for when it's folded up. It is a very nice sturdy table.
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The table legs do fold up for storage. The "folding" chairs have a safety screw to keep them from folding up on a child. The screw must be removed to fold the chairs.
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Yes. It is folded as for storage in a carton. You set it up once out of carton and is fully assembled. Only thing you need to do is adjust the 4 legs for the desired height. Tom A.
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The legs do collapse in. You can keep the two frames together with the clip joists(?) and fold the legs in. If you remove the clips, the frame folds down to the size of a large suitcase. I kept the original box that it came in so that when I move again, I can take it with me, so it's possible to restore it in the box.
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The legs fold under. Making it flat. The legs do not fold out farther than the photo shows.
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Legs are not removable, but can be adjusted and folded easily for height levels and storage.
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Yes, when you adjust the legs to their shortest height, they can easily fold under. It can fit in about a 3 inch high space.
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No, but you can fold it down. So the legs fold in to the middle bar and then it becomes quite flat. I do use this all the time and think it is excellent.
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The table does not fold. The legs tuck under but you will need room to store the full length of the table.
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legs fold and the height will be legs + support bar. of course you can take the support bar out if needed. it's a great tool.
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Yes, you can fold the legs. It is a bit heavy but you can carry it in a hiking bag.
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Yes, it folds up easily and can be stored out of sight. The thing to remember is the weight limit. My last bench also had a 200lb limit which I didn't notice. The front leg broke off at the welding, though it was some years after I had bought it. I am near the limit so, I don't try any experiments with this one and it seems to be holding itself together well.