does this require you to screw in the legs or does it fold down. and does the top fold or roll?
1410144
There is no screwing involved. The legs just get contracted by a mechanism. The top can be rolled. But mind you, the table shakes when installed and is not sturdy. I bought this in NJ and transported it to Seattle in a truck and still could get in reinstalled.
1410145
It is in my 5th wheel, but as I recall I simply insert (or maybe screw in) the legs and the 2 stabilizing bars, then unroll the top and stretch it to fit into the designated slots. Very, very simple and an excellent, light-weight table.
360338
It does fold down the buttons are just extremely hard and you have to push the legs up really hard. Wish I could be more help but I faced that challenge as well.
1195941
I fold it in two, & then roll it up with no problem. I secure it with rope & it's easy to carry.
779945
The bottom is flexible so it will fold. I keep mine folded when not in use. It has Velcro on the underside that that sticks to the cargo floor and it will not roll or move when loaded. this item has been a real help to me any time I am shopping.
1690911
No it does not fold up at all, the one downfall of it. I leave mine out, it is not to heavy to pick up and move, and I move it daily to use. I do love to use it as I have bad knees and this gives me a wonderful stretch and workout, have only accomplished the beginner and intermediate levels.
2046041
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.
77987
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.
1857134
I haven't folded it back up. The legs screw in easily. It takes a bit of force to fold it. But I imagine it wouldn't take more than five minutes to assemble and disassemble. Just watch the pinch points.
331756
No, it does not fold up. You must keep it as is. I have the one with raised legs, but you might be able to put the one that lays on the floor under a bed. You would have to measure everything. But I like the one with raised legs because it lets me do standing exercises.
612677
No, this does not fold up. You have to tighten the nuts and bolts and so, unless you plan on unscrewing it each time, it won't fit.
32610
It does not fold down. but this does not interrfer with end table lomps if you do not rotate it that far around
2276088
It folds in half and you buckle it up. You can roll it up for storage if it wasn't packed.
2076624
It folds in half. The legs are on springs that pull up so you can lay them flat. It easily fits under my bed. Due to its durability, it is not extremely light which is fine with me!
269638
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.
1949637
no, the entire thing is one piece. The legs fold in and tuck away underneath, but the top is one solid piece that does not lift up.
1335608
It does not fold up. There is always a way to modify. Just depends on your skill set i guess.
1131903
It does not fold, but it is not very big so doesn't take up much space. We keep ours on a counter and just bring it down to the table or floor when someone wants to use it.