Is it possible to fold one end up and lean on wall for one person to play?
1772557
Haven't tried it, but only possible way would be to butt the two outside ends together at a 90 degree angle and leave the fitted joint ends exposed.
1772558
No, it does not fold either way. There are no hinges. There are two halves with tongue-and-groove pieces that fit together to hold both halves together. The only way to move either side would be to lift one half up and then away, leaving the other half in place. The holes on either side that hold the net brackets are only formed when both sides of the table are fitted together. However, if you only want to use half of the table and no net, this is possible. You'd simply have to place it on a table which is close enough to a wall that the play surface can be pushed up against.
71459
I believe so. My husband put it together while I was gone one evening. He may have had the neighbor kids help with some simple stuff but generally I think it can be done by one person.
760359
yes, you can, but I will not recommend this product. My one year old broke 3 days stand by just leaning on it.It is very fragile.
1542272
One person can set this up/down but it just takes more time. I've done it by myself. You just have to be patient and pull out each corner a bit at a time. It's a bit heavy to drag around but the carrying case has wheels to help with that.
338173
I just tried... ABSOLUTELY! you can close it to make like an octagon... it holds the shape you stand it in... I really like this wall..
1125200
You can but it only pushes in one direction. I would also recommend one hand on each of the folded side s to prevent swinging. I actually do this a lot so I don't have to carry it as well. But as the other answers state it's not really made to do this so don't expect a flawless experience.
1457559
Sure you can. We glued ours to the wall and it was fairly easy to do. The paper holds its shape well. Boards should be no problem. Good luck!
1999777
It could work, but only if you took out the middle piece. But I don't think it would be comfortable at all. And if one of them rolled onto the side the whole thing would just fall down.
1139864
You can use just one side and lean it against the wall. You would need a flat wall though with good enough bounce. We've tried concrete wall and it works just fine. Our kids use both sides leaned against separate walls when they want to practice at their own pace.
924014
Hmmm, why would you want to add weights to one side? You can place one foot in the center and exercise it alone. It would work with weight on one side (as long as it's not enough to tilt it), I guess, but why?
76874
Not impossible, but can be done ... recommend two people or four people is best, as each person can push up each corners in unison. Hope this helps ;-).
2140458
Yes. We did that but backed one side up to the couch. It didn't seem as stable as a rectangle.
186595
I don't know. It's to heavy to tilt safely with one person so I can look at the bottom of the legs to see. With a little machine work you may be able to do it.
752155
I agree that the picture instructions would be no help! Sorry I cant be any help, I am just gonna leave mine up in a spare room so I dont even have to try to fold it!
1355230
I'm not sure that it can be done by one person.... It took two people about an hour and a half but only because we didn't follow instructions and had to go back a few times to redo a few thing... Take off protective plastic before final assembly
1052215
Yes you can! But the more you put together, the longer your sides are, the easier it is for them to pull them down or knock them over! We have to tie the sides down with our 17mo olds and sometimes they still breach the sides!
69307
Super easy! All you do is press the sides in, fold in the arms, fold and move. It can be done in under a minute.