Having a tray and basket sounds good. However, seems like it would not fold without removing them first?
1878396
Yes you must remove it to fold it up, and transport. But still likje this walker much easier to handle taking it about for my grandmother.
1878397
i do not use the tray when i go out, but it would be good at home. the basket, is well made and finished -- out of a soft plastic whith a backing which you can wipe off with damp cloth or sponge. the basket will fold together in the middle like an unbrella stroller (even has a tongue with a zipper which you can pull up and cover the basket. good to have if you get caught in rain shower!
1878398
The basket is made of nylon so it folds up beautifully...you need to take some bulky items out if needed but most of the time it is no problem.
1496311
I don't think so. The tray is a soft rubber like material and doesn't appear to be designed to be stackable.
977491
Yes it does fold up, the middle legs are kind of hard to fold in place and when you unfold it it takes a little time to get them spread out right. We have only had it out one time but it works great. You can use it with or without the side trays and I don't think we are going to use them so we can put a eggcrate or something similar with a fitted sheet but haven't tried it yet.
1535450
just fold in the side and keep folding the next side onto itself. the top/bottom can get stuffed inside the folded sides
729999
Yes, you can fold the walker with the tray still attached. You have to move the tray to the upright position, then fold the walker up.
537667
The basket I received had only the foldable box and a single (no holes) piece of covered plastic that goes in the botto of the box to strenghten the box. I put cleaning supplies in mine and store them in a shelf above my washer/dryer. They are quite sturdy even though the sides fold in for flat storage when not in use.
1054696
No it is one unit that slides apart . It is a good box but I do not know why they did not include 2 of the removable trays as the bottom area could use one as well . the top tray will fit the bottom also .
160002
You're welcome. I should have mentioned that they don't fold up unless you remove the lock screws.:)
396801
The tray is pretty sturdy, but I'd think this is the type of question to ask of the manufacturer. Unless we'd tried it, how could we know? :)
287601
Yes. That's the main reason I favor these over 4 wheel rollators. If you set it up as pictured, with the basket and the tray on it, it will not fold. It's kept from doing so by the basket. But used without those extras, it folds and rolls as needed to navigate small aisles in libraries, gift shops and cramped home spaces. Sorry it took me this long to answer your question. I was out of town in Emerald Isle, NC, navigating beach town gift shops and grocery stores with my Nova.
1441149
No because the cover only unzips on one side. If it unzipped on both sides you could easily flip the section up and have all three other sides covered, but unfortunately you would have to take off the entire cover to take trays off or place trays on bun rack. If you just need to access a single item, you could easily unzip and reach in and grab an item off a try. Hope this helps!
1901848
You "could" secure the basket on top of rack, but it would no longer be foldable and the two narrow sides would not be rigid. Save money, get a regular basket.
2166919
The basket did not need to be removed to fold the walker. The attaching straps were velcro not a basket but pouches which held wallet, water, keys, ID, I kept using my walker with its 'saddlebags' even after I no longer needed the support, this was 2011 so
551212
I puzzled over how to fold the rack as well. What worked for me was turning the rack upside down, then gently pulling the legs together.
287596
It will fold in with the basket removed. I used one at work without the basket so it could pass through narrow spaces. I didn't really need the basket because you can put anything you need in the interior section.
2278625
Not really, no. You could fold it up to be flat, I guess--but the little trays would still stick it out, so I don't know that it would actually save any space!
693281
Yes. You remove the basket before folding. It folds and unfolds with complete ease.