Do the trays lock in place when set to use?
638313
They don't have a mechanism that licks them but the design alliws them to stay in place even if you lift it off the floor. You actually have to reach under and pull the cross bar to close it.
638314
There isn't a snapping-in-place lock device, Jan, but the well-built, solid top securely keeps the table in place when you slide the dowel bar over the metal channel to its end. I've had no incidents with them and love the contour edge and beautiful wood. These are the last folding trays I ever expect to need to purchase!
638315
These were given to my son and daughter-in-law as a gift, so I cannot say for sure, but I do know that they use them all the time and have loved them. They have not told us of any problems. Cathy
638316
No, they do not lock-they slide open underneath. However, they are very sturdy and very well made. They don't wobble at all and they have never tried to close while they were open. These are the best trays I have ever bought. A little more expensive than the others I have bought, but they are already lasting longer than the old ones! I recommend them.
638317
Come to think of it, I am not sure what you mean by "lock in place." Because the trays are very sturdy and do not wobble one bit, I was thinking you meant to determine whether the trays held solid when in use, and the answer is yes. But there is not a "lock" per se underneath.
638318
Yes, the trays lock in place when set to use. For what it is worth, I very much like these folding trays; the wood goes along with the wood floor in the den/family room; these trays are nicely built.
1859259
The 2 trays seem to stay put. What I've had trouble with is on the backside where the cornflower blue top joins with the pink. It doesn't break but the 3 curved blue tabs that insert into the 3 pink slots can come undone sometimes. You simply have to thread them together before latching. Then you're good to go! I hope this helps. - Catherine
577343
Yes, the tray slides off to the right of the saw. The legs of the saw have a channel that allows the tray to slide under the saw. There is a clip that keeps the tray locked in (mind you I use the words "locked in" in a very loose context).
739085
Mine fit well. The only thing I don't like about the trays is the square blocks are too big & food falls through. I purchased poly mesh sheets separately to place on top of the metal trays to solve the problem.
52714
Yes & No. The trays are attached to the wooden support legs by sliding into place. There are holes in the trays that, when pushed up or down over screws, allow you to remove the trays.
336913
No, but I don't think I would have wanted it if it did. It would have to lock in every slot on the way out to accommodate the user's preference for how far out they want the tray to be when they're using it. I haven't had any issues with it moving when I'm typing or using the mouse.
1293749
Yes. They are held in place by tabs and screws but could be removed if desired.
2214374
Yes, the trays slide in and out. However, if too much weight is put in them, they tend to not stay in the track. By too much weight I mean multiple text books. Made to handle the weight of lite paper files, not books!
173274
Yes, the trays do, but the stand is sep. the stand helps because it puts the trays/weights on a slight upward angle. Makes it easier to put the weights back.
351831
No they semi lock when they are put on the unit stand - I have 8 units and have not had any problem with any of them
2006537
No, they don't lock, but it shouldn't roll away. I also would not use it as leverage to stand up. It's still the best table I have bought out of the last 3 or 4.
1773085
Just push in the end piece, pull out the tray you want and when you push it back in, the tray will be locked. Very easy to do. (LOVE THIS PILL ORGANIZER!)
736901
With food inside? Not really...there is no way to lock the trays or lids into place...they all just sit loosely on the main body...if you keep the box you can easily move it from location to location.
1930599
Yes they do. The bottom drawer doesn't lock tight -when you pull on the bottom one, it gives a little (like 1/4 inch), but it does stay closed and locked.
434816
They do lock slightly when extended fully in or out. But nothing in between. However the rollers are not loose to where it just slides around. I have never head issues with the tray moving when i type at whatever amount it is extended out. :-) I am happy with it.
1411834
Yes, but they are very small trays. Much smaller than I had thought, I had to return them.
1635717
You really just have to pull them all the way out, they will then stay there and you can use your keyboard/mouse with no problems. Conversely, push the tray in and they'll lock in that position as well. They should be fairly tough to push in and out, so they'll stay in their corresponding position. I hope that helps and makes sense...