how easily can this be broken down for storage, does it fold up on the bottom? If so, Apox how much space does it take up in storage, fit under a bed?
337574
It's very easy to fold up and store under a bed. I leave mine up since the loft area in my home is my studio where I paint and write. It's actually a beautiful piece of furniture and looks rich in any room. Plus, what I really like is the fact that you can move your canvas up or down depending on how you like to paint. I like to sit on a chair and stand when I need to paint something at the top. I think anyone looking for a French style easel would love this one, plus the price is absolutely affordable and lots less than you would pay in a brick and mortar store. Hope this helps! Good luck.
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.
1143861
Yes it does collapse and can easily be storedvunder a bed or even a smaller space.
231982
The tread part folds upwards and locks upright, then the unit can be wheeled into an out-of-way corner for storage. It definitely will NOT fit under any bed.
433106
No, it does not fold up for storage. The frame is screwed together and is not hinged so it remains the same size whether it is in use or not.
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.
266509
It does not fold easily, the factory uses a machine to fold for shipping. For something you put away nightly I would get an aerobed, I have one that I slept on for 2 years, it's really comfy and super easy to store away in a small space. Hopefully this helps.
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.
1781168
When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope this answers your question.
608771
I have folded mine to see if under the bed storage would be feasible and in my case it was.However, in my case, I've found it more convenient to leave it set-up and positioned in an out-of-the-way corner of my bedroom - which is relatively spacious.
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When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope this answers your question. When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope... » Read More When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
150802
The two legs fold fairly easily - they just swing together - BUT this sucker is heavy!! Not something you willEasily knock down and slide under your bed. It pretty much requires a good hunk of space, but it is very strong and sturdy! Hope that helps!
148915
It is 2.5 inches (6.3cm). You could easly folded it and store it under the bed.
828856
It doesn't fold up, as to be put under the bed. How you see it in the picture is how it stays, unless you want to take it apart. That would entail unscrewing numerous nuts to remove the table, then the handles, then to disassemble the frame.
1914603
It folds up to like 5 inches high so it could be slid under the bed if not neededIt says it on the product description 16 inches wide BY 16 inches high BY 30 inches longIt is NOT to be used for seating as anyone over 40-50 pound in weight would crush it
2175922
Very easy to collapse. You just fold in the sides after folding up the bottom. It comes with a carrier. Really good product. My little great-great niece use to crawl in it and play. I bought a soft bed to put inside it for more comfort
476610
It folds flat, but is as long as a mattress. It would work great for a blow up mattress, as long as you have space to store it flat. You could easily fit it under a regular bed (flat) and just open it up when needed.