Can this table be used with a recliner with the footrest up?
749720
I would believe so. It would depend how wide your recliner is, but I know it fit in my lazy-boy.
749721
The way it's shown in the photo with an iPad resting on the tray at a 45-degree angle, with the legs bent in a rough Z shape, would probably accommodate someone sitting back with knees raised for a footrest. It can require quite a lot of experimentation -- but it is designed to allow that. I had to use my imagination and a lot of "this-way" and "that-way" trials to find a configuration that worked best, most of the time. Good luck.
749722
Debbie I really haven't tried using it in the recliner, foot rest up or down. I do use it sitting up in bed and that is similar to the recliner with the foot rest up. I don't use it all the time but when I do use the table it serves it purpose well.
749723
I think you should be able to. I do not have any reclining furniture so I cannot try that out for you. However, I have a feeling this table is probably better utilized on a sturdy or flat surface.
749724
I guess it would depend on the size of the recliner. Yes, I use it in a recliner with the footrest up all the time. I also have a table that is just a little wider than the stand so I can place the adjustable table with my laptop computer on it next to the recliner when I get up.
227182
Hello:The foot rest only has an up or down position but the back can recline back in graduating positions. It is a very comfortable chair, but very big as well. The upholstery on mine did not hold up and neither did the back. I just purchased a new recliner but decided to take this one apart and found that three of the four bolts holding the back on had fallen out. Not very good construction. I was able to repair it, but the upholstery still has tons of cracks in it and it is only a year and half old. So if this is for daily use I would think twice before ordering it.
765005
Absolutely not!!The top of the table can be lowered/inclined towards you.......thats about it!!! is still a wonderful investment! I love my table.....i can lounge in my recliner, watch TV and be on my computer at the sime time!!! LOVE IT!!!
2214330
I'm afraid you would find it very difficult to operate the leg and foot support. It takes a notable amount of strength to do so and there is a problem keeping the foot and leg support in the retracted position in this particular recliner.
2025568
Sure, why not? Though I would put something under the feet to avoid scratching the table. Other than that I wouldn't see any issue with it, unless there are some other unforeseen safety complications.
324051
There are 18 inches between the legs, which I doubt is wide enough to accommodate a recliner footrest unless it is very narrow.
936424
I purchased for my dad to keep his feet elevated. It has storage but didn't look like it can be folded up. It is a good foot rest or can be used as a side table.
2143013
As long as you can freely open and close the recliner, I don't see why not. My concern would be the fabric; if it is leather, not the best choice to use a heating pad on leather but I use it on fabric couches that have reclining seats built in and it is fine on them.
2085156
The legs of a Table-Mate will certainly slide under a recliner until it hits the stabilizing bar that goes from one side to the other. If you want the table closer to you than you can get it by sliding the legs under then turn the table around with the leg ends facing away from the recliner and that will allow it to come to the edge of the recliner seat. As far as folding the Table-Mate up and sliding it under a recliner I don't think it will mainly because there just isn't the space under the chair to do that. I hope that helps you.
85115
Yes. You can adjust the table and stool to get the position you need. I do wish the stool was a little further back but I am very happy with the table. It is heavy and made well.
1916513
Yes, it can be used without the side table. It could be used without the legs extended but I don't know how stable\level it would sit. I would recommend folding the legs out.
415233
I don't think that would be a problem, I never thought about that. The only issue I've ever had is when I fold the leg rest back into the chair and it hits the platform sometimes. But my recliner is showing its age. I really don't believe that would be an issue. Good Luck.
1699190
depends on the width of the recliner...i can fit my knees under it with a few inches on either side.
764924
Shouldn't be a problem my wife sits in her recliner with it almost all the time and yes the main part props up for you to use.
239586
I would think not, the table is pretty high and the chairs are not too sturdy. I def. wouldn't use it as a play table.
2139276
You could if you had to but I wouldn't recommend it. There are metal bars/slats across the bottom with space between them (not solid). I don't believe that would be comfortable. I got the chairs with the cushions - love them!
957690
Absolutely. This is an easy thing to do. In fact, my husband uses the chair in the house without the footrests and leaves them in the car for use when out.