Can the handle be taken off and the base be used just as a vibrating plate? Could use it standing at a table and will it store under a bed?
1641277
Currently, I use mine as a clothes hangar. I wouldn't buy this product. If you want to buy the shorter version, there is one available without the large central pillar. However, the base is still too tall to store under most beds.
1641278
Possibly with a little tlc and some electrical rewiring as your controls are on the handle.
1641279
the handle can be removed, but the plate can not be used by itself. The electronic side of the machine doesnt run without it being pluged into the handle. Unless you have a tall bed (at least a foot off the ground) the vibrating plate will not fit. and the handle if put together and just detached from the plate will not fit under a bed
1497128
If you click on view more images one of the notes specifically states: " In case anyone is wondering, it is portable. You can unbolt it from the stand. There are 4 legs under the "U" that holds the tables." HTH~
248592
Yes I think the handle could be removed. If you could bend the handle ends.
42808
I am not sure that it will be good to let it stand freely. It is not heavy at all and I think it will move around if you don't attach it to the bedframe.
1242214
Don't put it on a table top --it's not cushioned. Screws go through the holes into the bottom of the piece you want to rotate. I use mine under a sink.
511280
there's screws at the base but if you take them out it would fall apart as there is a center pole ( basically which is the handle ) so unless you were to cut the handle off.....but, that was a good idea, too bad as I would do the same !
40335
It is a very sturdy table and could be used for either of these purposes. However it doesn't fold up so you need to be able to store it flat against a wall etc.
1528794
I just moved ours from room to room. If you're careful when you pick it up, it's not problem. I would say no, it doesn't need a base plate if you are going to leave it set up. If you're going to be asking your child to put it away every day, then maybe something to make it easier for him/her to carry it on, but not necessarily a base plate.
1680564
No, the handle can not be removed, however, it folds over to the same size as the pan portion. When you store it is only the size of the small pan. I love this for a quick snack.
2223254
It sits high when stood up vertically. You can easily store it under a bed, etc, when you put it down horizontally. You should have no problems. I can't say enough good things about this machine.
7038
It folds "relatively flat" but is still far too large to put under a bed unless maybe it was a king bed with 6" of clearance underneath - most beds are too low to store it underneath. However you can fold flat and lean it against a wall to get it out of the way.
1748531
I think you could. Once the base/stand is fully assembled then you screw the mount on the back of the stand. I'm sure you could leave off the mount if you wanted. Not sure if it would make the stand/base less sturdy or not...
1641850
My apologies, but I wouldn't k now if this could be used as a base or not. It's firm, but not "rock-hard" firm... do not know how it would function as a base. Thanks and good luck!
812595
It's pretty tall to be a nightstand. It's not the most stable item either. I would advise against using it as such.
1069971
Ours kept falling off, so we just threw it away. It may be for using with a broom handle for a taller surface. Works fine without it!
1324402
Yes. It can be removed and used as just a warming tray or kept on for the buffet sections. It holds a lot too. Very handy!
1067611
The handle rotates up and down and pulls out about an inch and a half. If you can mount the baseplate you shouldn't have an issue.