It says the legs fold into place. Do they lock in place?
942117
Not in the manner you might think. The way it is constructed means that to erect the frame, you have to extend the legs, and it would be impossible for them to fold while it is erected. I was very happy with the way the mechanism of the legs is constructed and have no concern that the frame could ever collapse through normal use (you would need to bend or snap a substantial amount of good gauge steel for this to happen).
462045
Yes, just like the one's from your childhood. The legs clip into the top on 2 sides; you can completely remove the top or only one side and fold the legs in. I store mine under the sofa. I'm very happy with them. Nice to have new than used (which I couldn't easily find).
2265126
Yes - the top of them has 4 small holes that the feet of another one will fit in to to stop the top one from sliding around. They don't physically lock together, but I just tried our two and they seemed secure when I open a drawer on the top one and let it hang down.
1396519
the "legs" fold in when not in use and is flat; snap the legs open and they lock when in use.
1092114
Not really. The legs close, but the seat remains the same so there's no point trying to fold it.
782015
They fold up into a plastic holder for both legs.. sort of like your typical camera tripods.. when extended out for use, they lock into place using a pre-loaded "snap" into place mechanism that you can squeeze when you want to fold up the legs.
2283895
Yes, the legs are very sturdy and stable. The legs can be locked in the down position by rotating a metal tab on one of the legs, which attaches the legs to each other. When latched together, the legs do not move at all. Also, the legs click into the up position, so they don't rattle in either the up or down position - and the other moving parts (upper and lower adjustable vent openings) have a snug friction fit, so nothing rattles. You will like it!
1747211
The "legs" are positioned on the outside of the bottom piece within the groove located there. Once the top is in position, they will be secure. Be Patient!
1734743
just fold the legs back,i found it is only one position the legs fold and that's all the way folded.
2252953
There are braces attached to the middle of the thing that slide down into place against the legs. I don't have a problem with it folding when I don't want it to fold.
2252952
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.
660257
Yes, they do. The small tab on the right side of the base (in the photo) unlocks them from the deployed position to fold back flat. They will lock into position when raised without needing to press the tab.
118775
No, the legs do not lock and this has caused a couple of spills. Overall this is a good product but the screws holding the legs keep coming loose and have actually fallen out. This is a flaw in a generally good product.
1846161
I don't have my owner's manual with me but that booklet does it explain it. I have never closed mine but it does fold and the legs fold.
1310643
Yes it locks into place. If you want to have a complete table you will need two units because 1 unit is only 1/2 of a complete table. My wife and I are 65+ and use it mainly as a bench on our porch since we already have a picnic table for our backyard.
2189197
legs screw right in, so don't anticipate instability issues. They are solid wood, not spindly and definitely will not warp.
1283725
Yes, in fact they fold back and lock in place so there aren't any rattles or loose things banging around.