Will I be able to swivel the tray away from the bed and fold it down so that it is out of the way without having to roll the entire table ??
646197
You can push it away from the bed, it is on wheels. As far as I know the top does not fold down.
646198
No. You will have to roll the whole table and base. It's not very heavy though. It is very much like a hospital over the bed tray.
646199
Nope. You can adjust the height of the table up and down but it does not fold in any way.
646200
The table has a lever which allows it to be raised and lowered. The four wheel base is in aFixed positio. We keep the tray parallel with the bed. The base can wheel underThe bed, therefore putting the tray across the bed, however, the tray does not "swivel". We lookedForever for a swivel tray and bought this one. Our plan was to use it for our dad's recliner but foundThe base did not fit under the chair. The table is made of very sturdy and quality materials so we decidedHe could use it bedside inside.
646201
No. The table is Permanently affixed to the stand. The only way to move it is on its wheels.
1007635
Depends upon the size of your foot-rail I guess, but for my situation (which is nearly full clearance up to the mattress) the table roughly slides over the bed about 18 inches or so from the edge, with a remaining [roughly] 12 inch non-tiltable portion of the table extended beyond the bed. Hope that helped...sorry for the delay
158759
The cab panel needs to stay in place, so you would have to remove it to use the whole bed. It folds fairly flat, and it isn't heavy at all. We have always had enough room (so far) just to slide it next to whatever object are hauling.
805891
Slide the main shaft (the part that you adjust for the height) all the way up and engage pin in storage hole. Flip the table bed in the opposite direction of how you would rotate when using the table, and then close the A-frame. Takes just a few seconds and folds to around half the size. Floor print of a bath mat and size of large ironing board.
392084
Yes, you can either remove the table completely or just spin it out of the way.
1026164
No, it does not fold up to be out of the way. When you are finished using it and would rather it not be hanging down, you just lift up on it and then it slides out of the holder (that is connected to the underneath of your cabinet). It is very sturdy though, it will not slide out of the connected holder unless you intentionally lift up on it a good ways. I have had it several months now and have used it very often to hold recipes while cooking... and I still love it :)
1977065
Sorry for delayed response. It does not fold flat. You can remove the table top easily but there is still the "L" shape of the legs and I don't see a way to get around that. Hope this helps.
1182638
Yes, it folds down to horizontal BUT not totally horizontal. Maybe 10-15deg
1263812
No! At least, I was unable to accomplish folding it. In my case this was not a big deal as my intention was to keep the futon base in an open, "bed" position, but if you plan on folding up the futon, good luck...and let ME know how you did it
1351083
Yes just turn the table around so that it is on the right side. I have mine that way.
1734872
I also have an over sized recliner. Depending on the width of the arm you may or may not be able to use the two folding out arms attached underneath the tray table but the tray is still very functional and does what it is designed to. I would recommend it. Hope this helps
1217164
I just tried to swivel while the board was mostly up and it hit the side of the cabinet. If you can lower it almost down it would work, but not easily. Perhaps there is some other option that would be a safer bet. Good luck.
1464777
Yup... It doesn't swivel very smoothly but it does, so u can swivel it at whatever angle u'd like. Since its a sit or stand tray, it comes out pretty far too.
778730
You could probably bend it to move it out of the way. However, it's a good size sheet...it way be in the way a little.
602672
No you can not. You have to push the table away. I have also noted that the locks lock on their own and sometimes it's a bit difficult to move.
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Yes, but you can only put it part-way over. The overall tray can collapse to a total minimum width of 24.1". It cannot get any more narrow than that, so that's how much space you'll need under the desk. Although I found that I never bother to fully put away the tray anyway.
392083
Yes, you could just assemble it without the table. Alternatively though you can just turn the table around to face the other way so it's not in the work area.