With the legs folded, does it lay flat when rested on the leg side? In other words, with the legs folded, table on the ground, is the table level?
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Yes, it is level. The table does not touch the ground because it is resting on the legs which extend about a foot outside of the table top.
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Yes, the table rests flat when the legs are folded. The legs do extend beyond the table diameter but the table is flat.
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The legs fold up. In fact, the whole thing folds into a handy carrying case. One of the configurations comes ready to use as a table top. In fact, it's shipped that way. You can take the legs off if you want, but it's designed to collapse so that you don't have to.
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The table can be used flat. I've been using it as a crafting table. It's very sturdy. Haven't had the need to tilt it yet.
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I keep mine folded at the foot of my bed, usually it acts as a bench or even a table (I keep a plant on it). It's firm and a comfortable height to sit or put your feet up on. It's wide enough that sitting cross-legged is comfortable and makes sense. It's useful in a variety of ways.
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The table-top will sit absolutely flat and level. I'm still thrilled with the table's simplicity, as well as its versatility. I hope you have a good experience of it, too, or with some other table. I'm a little tall (6 ft. 3 in.), and I like that the table-top can be raised to suit my height, or lowered to suit smaller peoples' height. Easy to do, also. All best! It's helping my art. I use it flat-down a lot of the time, too, by the way. --Joe / Arizona
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The legs will fold with the faucet on the table. The faucet will prevent the table top from being flat though. The best way to store it would be to fold the legs and hang it on the wall where the faucet cannot be ran into since it will be sticking out about 10 inches past the table top.
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Dear Kathy, You are partly correct. On one side where the legs attach to the bottom of the table the leges are clipped on so that side detaches from the bottom. The other side the legs are hinged so that they fold up. Where the legs overlap in the middle there is a pin allowing the legs to fold up.
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As far as I remember the table is one piece and it folds from the legs only.
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This table does not fold in half. The legs fold in to the table bottom and do so two at a time.
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Yeah, you can fold the legs under the table. It is tight-fitting and when you fold it already, I look like a flat
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The table legs do fold up for storage. The "folding" chairs have a safety screw to keep them from folding up on a child. The screw must be removed to fold the chairs.
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Yes the legs do fold so it becomes flat and you can store it. But be careful you don't catch your fingers because the legs do not lock.
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The table surface does not fold at any point, as you said the legs fold up under the table and is very secure.
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The legs do not lower but it came with another set of legs to be used if you wanted to set it on a table.
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Dear Kathy,You are partly correct. On one side where the legs attach to the bottom of the table the leges are clipped on so that side detaches from the bottom. The other side the legs are hinged so that they fold up. Where the legs overlap in the middle there is a pin allowing the legs to fold up.
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The legs fold under. Making it flat. The legs do not fold out farther than the photo shows.
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I bought and installed the legs for someone else a long time back. It seems they allowed the table to lie on the floor with the outer rim touching the floor. They were more flimsy than the original table legs, which had previously collapsed, possibly from someone trying to move the table with too much weight on it.