Will the table fold after the facet is in place.
1834234
The table itself doesn't fold but the legs will fold with the facet in place, hope this helps. I love my table, it makes fish cleanning a breeze not having to bend over any more.
1834235
No. The part of the faucet underneath the table prevents oneleg from folding up.
1834236
I got my dad one for Christmas and it folds the opposite way but that faucet has to be removed if you wanna store it in a tight spot. Kind of a bother
1834237
Yes it will fold but it's so easy to attach the facet that I take my off every time I put my table away.
1977066
Yes. It will fold flat. There are 2 "bullet catches" (they look like 2 big B-B's) that have to be pushed in on each leg. Having done that, the lower part of leg can be folded in. You then just lower the table flat. Most folding tables like this work that way as well but this table seems to be sturdier.
217338
The table top does not fold, only the legs which fold up under the top. The faucet will stick out, but for me it is not a problem because I could never get the faucet mounting nut tightened underneath. Not enough room to get any wrench or pliers in there to tighten it. Hope this helps.
612675
No. Once it is assembled, you can not fold it unless it is disassembled. It certainly rusts though.
7040
Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you need to do more. Do no more than 8 reps any one session.Good luck. Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you... » Read More Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you need to do more. Do no more than 8 reps any one session.Good luck. « Show Less
642360
No, doesn't fold at all, but with the tray off it can be pushed up to a table or counter to get it out of the way.
646199
Nope. You can adjust the height of the table up and down but it does not fold in any way.
32609
No, the table doesn't fold down but an end table can be used beside the chair. The only retriction is the swing of the table.
352680
No, it does not fold up....the table stays within that basic footprint of the support.
295328
I usually need to push the sides in slightly for it to fold... So not really... But the fold IS very smooth and easy :)
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.
687840
I looked at mind and it looks like it will fold up with out flipping the board. I hope these helps.
1063107
The tables are set co-planar from the factory, but the manual (page 12) describes how to adjust them if needed after extended use. So the answer to your question is yes.
883707
Raise it all the way forward and it will release and fold back down flat. It clicks up notch by notch but when you finished just go up as far as you can and it should release and go back down flat. That's how mine works. So hope that does the trick for you. I love my table and it's been great purchase.
1193416
Nope. Doesn't work. I tried it. You have to take the fleece off in order to fold up the table.
1970694
No, Seams won't line up with the edge of the table. It would be very noticable!!!!!
2180850
Yes they fold in. If you have set the table at an angle first straighten the angle back to flat position then fold the legs. I keep the folded desk under my bed when not in use.