4" Peakform Adjustable Height Folding Table Off White

A: I agree with the fact that it is impossible to extend legs with one person. Even pressing 1 button while3 pulling is difficult. I rarely use this table in fact this is only the second time and my son and I were unable to extend the legs.

A: I do not agree. I did manage to do it as 1 person but it was near impossible. It also seems that you have to lower the legs every time to fold. I will be returning this table tomorrow.

A: one person can do by pushing on the pin on one leg and extending then the other.

A: After the first use the “pegs” get pushed in never to be seen again. I end up sticking screws in the holes and taping them so they stay in. Worst table ever! I just use it once a year for garage sales.

A: Aren't you just precious. The pins on mine will not go in unless they are pushed in simultaneously. I figured it out, but with the help of another person.

A: Yes and it’s very hard to do by yourself

A: Wear gloves so you don't hurt yourself. With table upside down, hold down frame with one foot, press very hard on two pegs. You will eventually make it work. The mechanism does not work smoothly. A cheap, poorly designed and poorly manufactured table that I do not recommend at any price.

A: Ok folks. I am a "73" year old weakling and had it figured out before I even went to the store to buy. The leg extensions are a '1" person job. 1/ fold the legs out. 2/ push in "1" pin and pull gently until it clears the hole and goes partially into the leg. 3/ push the pin in on the other leg and pull. Bingo it comes right out into the next set of holes. If you want the legs to go into the furthest position just repeat all the steps. I had it "ALL" put together with the legs in the highest position in "2" MINUTES... Happy unfolding.........................

A: This table support 300 lbs evenly distributed weight

A: The table will hold 300 lbs evenly distributed.

A: 300 lbs total weight

A: To unfold, unlock one lock the force it open with all of your might. There are clips inside that are extremely difficult to release.

A: There are buttons on the side that you can push to have the legs release and fold back into the table. The following link is a You Tube video that shows how to unfold and fold your table. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8cbKZYb60A

A: The angled bracing bar that holds the leg. Squeeze it towards the leg. So if you have the table upside down on the ground, sit behind the outside of the legs, facing the narrow way of the table. Grab one hand on each side so that you're holding the legs and that angled bracing bar and squeeze while slide your legs down.

A: First, adjust the legs to the smallest setting. Then, where the brace meets the legs, you will press the brace towards the legs, releasing the locking pin and then bend the legs toward the table. Here is a video I found that may help; https://youtu.be/bRIHgx194Bw?si=-Z4pX8YipUwXgE_g

A: there are two sliders on each side of the legs. push in the top and then you will be able to collapse the leg.

A: where the brace meets the legs, you will press the brace towards the legs, releasing the locking pin and then bend the legs toward the table. Here is a video I found that may help; https://youtu.be/bRIHgx194Bw?si=-Z4pX8YipUwXgE_g

A: Full table height is 29"

A: This table has 3 adjustable heights (19 inch, 24 inch and 29 inch)

A: 18 lbs

A: The distance between the inside of the legs is 103.5cm/40.75 inches

A: The length of the table is 48", you should be good with 2 18" chairs

A: The table is 48 inches (L) 29.17 inches (H) x 23.62 inches (W)

A: The width of the table is 23.62 inches.

A: The Peakform 4' Adjustable Height Folding Table has a slight texture to the surface, but not so much that you cannot use it as a desktop or art table. Thank you for your inquiry.