how thick is this when folded? what's the minimum clearance for the part of the legs along the floor so it can snug up under the edge of the couch?
1583582
Don't know; I was disappointed. Top surface is not as large as the original and seems "dinky" compared to my first table mate.
1583583
I never have it folded. When it came I put it together and it is at my chair all the time. The legs are 16 inches long. It depends where you use it, how far it goes. When I sit on my couch it comes all the way up and is very good. When I am at my recliner, that is also a rocker, it only goes in until it hits the rocker bar, but that isn't the Table Mate's fault. I never take it down.
150802
The two legs fold fairly easily - they just swing together - BUT this sucker is heavy!! Not something you willEasily knock down and slide under your bed. It pretty much requires a good hunk of space, but it is very strong and sturdy! Hope that helps!
1334002
Table is four feet. Make sure you have at least 48" between couches more if you need to get around. Storage is easy width folded is 6" or less. Love table.
661309
Folded up, the "thickest" point is just over 5". I keep mine behind a closet door, so the base is pulled out just a bit so it will lean against the wall. In that position it is 6" from the outside of the base to the wall. I hope this is clear.
1841959
My estimate is ~6 inches of clearance underneath, but you'd need to lift the bed in order to store anything. Add an inch to that to get the height of the base that your box spring will sit. When the bed is "on all fours" there may be an inch of clearance max to slide anything underneath. If the bed is sitting on a hard surface, you might be able to add a half inch to that. Of note, you MUST use a box spring to support the mattress. Otherwise, you're wasting money. I continue to be very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps!
682367
It slides under a sofa. I bought it for my son who uses it in his manhattan apartment for under the sofa and under the bed. I think the feet were only about 3" high.
1842781
I don't know how thick it is when folded. I leave mine up all the time. If I didn't, I wouldn't use it. Trust me, you won't pull it out from under the bed once or more times a day. Leave it up and work around it. Its good to get on it several times a day 2 to 6 minutes each time.
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!
1061049
There is space of only 4.5 inches under the bottom of the seat (when the bed is folded into a couch). When it is flat, as a bed, the clearance is 5.5 inches.
636050
I am using it now for sewing so can't measure it that way, but it folds flat from the middle and from the depth of both sides it would be less than 4 inches.
1179369
The bottom part folds up to about 3 inches, but the top part curves as seen in the picture. That means you would need maybe 9 inches (10?) of space just for the top part. I have it in a closet so it's not a problem for me
2197228
Does anyone know the thickness of the legs? I have an ottoman that is exactly 36 in wide and 18 in deep and need to know if the ottoman will be able to slide under the table.
368325
The Mat is approx. 5/16" thick.....to be safe you want 1/2 height clearance. (you can test this by open,close your door in questions with something you already have that is rigid). It is wood remember, so it won't "give" like fabric will if door is scraped over/ontop of it to open.
137146
It's roughly nine inches thick when folded up. It will depend how high your bed is raised. I just stand it up on the corner of my closet.
642707
The lowest would be with the legs folded up completely, so only about 1/2". With the legs extended the top of the table goes from 9" to 12" in about 3/4" increments.
577533
I would say about 5-10mm thick. I have mine placed under my couch, recliner, kitchen table and chairs and they have kept my new hardwood floor scratch free.
79340
The physical clearance from the sideboard edge to the floor is 4". The clearance, once under the bed and beyond the sideboard, is 6". However, under the bed are support angle irons which hang down 1", thus limiting understorage in some areas to 5". Also, under the bed are four vertical support legs which further limit the utility of underbed storage.