How to assemble a little tikes picnic table that folds for storage

Hi, Stuart.

If you have the manual, I'm sure it has a picture of this locking plate. If you don't have it, try contacting the customer service of little tike here at www.littletikes.com

You have tobe careful when you are folding picnic tables that you have followed all thesafety instructions:

• Make sure the diagonal folding legs are lockedwhen in use
• If you havefolded tables stacked on top of each other, don't pile them more than 10 tableshigh as they can fall

It'snot hard to put a folding picnic table together, you just have to watch outthat you secure the leg locks properly and don't get any fingers caught whileyou are doing it! Watch this short YouTube video for a quick guide to puttingone up

Weights forfolding picnic tables really vary. A kids folding table might weigh around22lbs where as a grown-up 8 seater picnic table can weigh around 95 lbs.

There are a few differences between picnic tables and folding tables. For one, picnic tables don't usually fold. Picnic tables are only used outdoors. The main difference between picnic tables and folding tables is that picnic tables have benches attached on either side.

This gives step-by-step instructions with pictures.

www.littletikes.com/consumerservice/replacementparts.aspx

Flip over the picnic table and have a screw driver ready. There are 4 "braces" screwed into place to ensure the picnic table does not collapse on your children.

Once the braces are removed, you should be able to apply just a bit of pressure and fold the picnic table down flat.

No sorry. You do have to purchase through Little Tikes as these are specific pieces made to lock into a moulded groove.

The piece you would need to purchase has to fit exactly to specification, which means you do have to buy through Little Tikes.

try these instructions

http://www.littletikes.com/pdf/740AFoldNStorePicTable.pdf