I am looking to store away the bed like a murphy bed do the legs collapse in while the frame stays flat?
77987
The legs do collapse in. You can keep the two frames together with the clip joists(?) and fold the legs in. If you remove the clips, the frame folds down to the size of a large suitcase. I kept the original box that it came in so that when I move again, I can take it with me, so it's possible to restore it in the box.
77988
I haven't tried to store it but the legs should collapse if you take it down
77989
You can remove the two anchors in the middle of the two frame pieces and fold up each side of the frame for storage. You would have to remove the mattress and store it independent of the frame. The frame can't be disassembled with the mattress on it.
342140
No. It does not collapse and it does stick out from the bed a good 24 inches. Otherwise, it's a very sturdy set if stairs. My GSP has not ventured to use them yet, but my terrier and my toddler use them daily.
828854
Depends on height you set it at. It does fold into a narrow position. It fits into a very tight area in my home and might slide under some beds altho mine have large frames to hold head and footboards.
303991
No it doesn't collapse and very easy to assemble. I only recommend this for light cycling nothing too rigorous. Not crazy about it
1417430
No it doesn't collapse at all. It is metal with vinyl coating. I keep mine out all year to use it for a fruit stand. But I also use it as a server for dinners and cupcakes for parties. It is very sturdy.
1255626
No, there are only two hole to hold the pins so the legs stay open. The steps fold down but there isn't anything to keep it closed.
104279
No or at least not easily or convienently. It's a chase lounger that flatens to a bed. If you wanted to store it you would have to remove the cotter pins and bolts that connect the 3 frame pieces and remove the mattress.
1723221
well, i don't know if you could store it folded up. but maybe laid out flat? it's really comfy. like a real bed.
1517766
The legs stay in place unless you put pressure on them to move them so there is no problem with the legs collapsing.
1775516
The legs have to be pulled off, they do not fold. The stability bar also would need to be removed for flat storage.We love our trampoline and have enjoyed three years of nearly daily use without a problem.
541679
When it's completely open lying flat, there are no legs. What you are seeing is part of the frame when it's fold in half.
801488
It does not collapse at all. I store mine with the gate up, gate to floor, pushed up to the wall. I stack a few light thing on the gate so it's not a trip Hazzard.
636005
The legs fold under the table for storage but they are not adjustable. It is a nice sturdy little table. My 10 year old and myself have been quite happy with it.
44818
Yes, the bed is very easy to store. If you have a bulky comforter on top, you may have to remove it first before folding the bed.
805894
Well, it does, sort of like a table that has folding legs, but it's not something that would go under a bed. Maybe you could put it into a closet or something, but even "collapsed" it's over 6 feet tall and weighs over 50 lbs.
399056
The bed came folded in half and then folded again. - air tight. I know it doesnt exactly answer your question but hope it helps!
930122
the legs do fold for storage. the legs do not collapse when being used. they are sturdy,