Is this table easy to raise/lower? I need it to be REAL easy....preferably one-handed.
169418
Yes it easy to raise and lower. There is just one leaver on one side that you pinch and it responds quickly and easily. I like it very much. I had another one that was just Cheaply made and I got rid of it. this one is real sturdy and very handy.
206017
You can adjust the legs of the top or bottom of the table higher than the other. That would be the only way to do it.
534330
It is not a flimsy table but changing the height is easy. Yes, it is a plug and hole system, but you do need to turn it upside down.
163014
you can do a minor adjustment by loosening the assembly bolts slightly and positioning the table in the correct location and retighten the bolts. it would require two people, one to hold the table in the position you want firmly, and the other to tighten the bolts.
1487886
Pretty easy. The top goes on last and it's pretty difficult to push down. You will need to stretch the legs with your hands while (preferably someone else) pushing down on the top piece. I have 2 of these and each were like that.
854933
The description is probably accurate. I am not a strong female but I can handle the table. It is beautiful and I love it. It is a real nice addition to my home and I am proud to have this table out with friends or family. I guess it would depend on where you are going to store this table...i.e....in the basement and you have to bring it up stairs or in a back room where you don't have to carry it upstairs. Set up is simple and I do it all the time. My suggestion is - get it - you won't be disappointed. I love mine.
1847505
as long as table up to ten feet/-------------very easy--------------MUST BE WOOD OR HAVE A SOLID BASE ON TOP AND BOTTOM OF TABLE WERE ATTACHED. PS. PLASTIC TABLE NOT recommendED
1346459
It is quite easy to fold and unfold--much like other grooming tables I've owned. Unfortunately, my table is not stable--one leg is slightly shorter causing my dog to be very upset. I put a shim under the shorter leg and it works, but of course if I relocate the table it is a bother. I don't have a large dog--he's a toy breed.
1862511
It doesn't take much to flip back to right-side-up. I move my hands to shift the weight and the table just wants to go back upright. So I move my hands from below my head to my waist and it starts moving to the upright position slowly, then I grab the hand rails and effortlessly pull it the rest of the way.
764598
No, but it raises and lowers very easily. Frankly, I'm glad that it doesn't tilt, My last one did and it got unstable over time. I am still very pleased with this table. I'm no longer confined to bed, but I still keep it. It's just handy.
670596
Kind of a mute point. I love the table, but I don't use the lift top feature. It is unsteady and unreliable in this regard. I just keep the table as a flat surface. Have even planned to bolt the lift part from underneath to keep fingers from getting squished. The table is beautiful, though, and I am glad to have it.
335280
Not very difficult I am a female and managed to by myself. I did have help setting the table on the legs as it is heavy
1963063
You just grab the top back of the table and lift. Easy to take it up. However, taking it back down requires it to come all the way up to reset the hinge before going back down.
869489
On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a comfortable 27". Hope this helps. Ron On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a... » Read More On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a comfortable 27". Hope this helps. Ron « Show Less
1963062
It's pretty easy. I've found it's easiest to grab the top middle and pull to the angle I want. The only thing I could consider a downside is that to adjust back down you have to go past the highest adjustment to go back down.
171328
More then I'd like...but I'm pretty short so lugging it around is a bit of a pain. It Def is not 15 lbs...I can't carry it one handed AND it bangs against my leg when I use the strap...I still LOVE the table though :)
1870347
Yes, extremely easy. The legs that support each side just swing open, and the tops are hinged. So, to open it, raise the top, and swing the legs underneath. To lower the sides, reverse the process.