Can I fold this and lean one side against a wall to play by myself?
1139864
You can use just one side and lean it against the wall. You would need a flat wall though with good enough bounce. We've tried concrete wall and it works just fine. Our kids use both sides leaned against separate walls when they want to practice at their own pace.
1139865
Please do not try to fold this table and lean one side against the wall. This table comes in two equal pieces, imagine two card tables held together by a net. You see what I mean - you can't do it. M. Clancy
1139866
No. The two sides of the table bolt together and I don't think that would work with this table.
1139867
No - the two ends are separate tables, held together by the net post clamps. You'd have to add hinges at the middle, or mount one of the tables to the wall to make it work like you want.
1139868
Comes in two separate sections, so no; you can't fold it for solo use, unfortunately. (The sections actually clamp together with the net clamps.)
1139869
It's actually 2 seperate tables. They are put together with clamps, they fold flat for storage. But not for solo use.
1095854
You can play alone. Just practice your backhand as well so the cord doesn't wrap all the way around.
1019312
After folding the board in half, are you then turning it sideways (what would be the long side if not folded) to the wall before then folding it up to be perpendicular with the wall? If you fold it when it is straight out from the wall, and then attempt to lift it up to the wall, it won't go, because the wide end of the board hits the mounting bracket. Fold it in half, turn the board sideways to the wall, and then fold it up against the wall. That's how it's designed to work - mine has always worked wonderfully, and I love it!
809017
I am sure you could. The one I have the arms fold down. And I'm sure you could take it apart the way it was shipped to you to make it easier to travel with. I bought mine quite a while ago & can't remember but I think it was pretty easy to put together. I use mine all the time. I keep it on the back porch. Love it.
851096
Yes you can, all you need is a bench that will incline. I use mine for this all the time.
1103632
You can essentially fold it up into itself at the base. You would have to put the base in a cabinet but it would work.
2039407
Theoretically, you can use just one side. The arms can slide out completely. It is also adjustable, has two widths depending on which hole you choose. My grandmother's is set with one side closer than the other due to the proximity of the wall. She loves it! At 94 it has made her life much easier.
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Honestly, I have not tried...so I can't say 100%. But the way the whole thing collapses and folds together, I would think you could. The strength of the unit though, is in the shape; the hexagon makes for a more stable structure. I have plans to add 2 more panels, but I believe those will connect at the opening that is currently there. I wish I could be of more help.
2158191
It can be up against the wall while in upright position but must be pulled out to fold down. The back fold directly down, bottom does not swing forward or anything
660528
No, I don't think you can, because of the way it folds up. Hard to explain, but I don't think it would work.
2185582
Yes, you can fold it back, however, it does not stay put. since it is divided, it does not stay flat, too fexible.
1469726
If standing alone it would have to fold a little. If fastened to something sturdy it should be fine completely extended straight. It is a really nice piece. I have been very happy with mine.
487424
You can, if you want to, but this bed provides tremendous support. It is the best folding bed we've ever had.
160246
You can, but because the sides are so low, it will look weird. I just put a mattress on and there is plenty off support.
1958354
I do fold it after each use and lean it against the wall. It is a bit heavy, but I manage (I am a 50 yo 5'3" arthritic woman). I have bumped my knees with it a couple of times though. Unfolding is very easy. It isn't too bad if you are only carrying it a short distance.
1171871
It snaps onto the sides of the Pack 'n Play, so I doubt it can be used separately. It does not have required supports to be used standalone.
1314091
I don't know that you can totally. I found by stretching it pretty tight the folds were definitely less noticeable and the material is flexible enough to be able to do that. Hope this works out for you!