Could someone please tell me how small this folds down to or if it can be taken apart to travel with? Thanks!
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I would not travel with it. It's too big for that. The two pieces are about 2.5 or 3 feet tall each. When it's put together it's taller than me and I'm5' 2"
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It comes in a package 32.5 in X 6.25 in.The hanger is in two sections which are packed side by side. The top is about 31.5 min and the bottom about 30 in. You can store/pack etc them separately. The arms and legs can be folded in.Phone numbers for Household Essentials are 1-800-922-5524 or1-314-428-5657. E-mail is Householdessentials.com I use it for my once a year tenting event to hang up my clothes in my tent. I am very satisfied with it. Jeff Wilson
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It doesn't fold down small enough for travel in a suitcase - a bit too long, but could easily go in a trunk.
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I think it is definitely not something you would want to travel with. Each of the two pieces are 2.5 feet long. The 3 legs on the tripod fold, but they take up about 6 inches. The arms on the top piece take up about 4 inches when folded.
343937
This comes apart into two 3 foot lengths, and the arms collapse. My only problem with it is on the one I got, the two parts do not really interlock as they should, so if I have to move this thing I need to grab the top part and the bottom at the same time to do so, which can be a bit of a hassle if it's loaded down with wet clothes. Other than that, I'm totally satisfied with it. Plenty sturdy if you remember to hang the heaviest stuff, like wet jeans, closest to the shaft, and lighter stuff like socks and underwear on the outer ends of the arms.
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I use it for traveling to dance competitions. I simply put it in a folding chair bag.
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Too bulky to travel with unless you are traveling ny car. Inconvenient for travel use.
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There is a button near the top that will fold down the arms, twist the middle part and it will separate and there is a button at the bottom that will fold the legs.
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I love this as I don't like my clothes to stay in the dryer longer than 5 minutes. I set it up in the kitchen when I wash my clothes. And put it away when not in use. It comes in two sections. Too big to take on a plane but it would work if you wanted to carry it in your car.
694322
It's not designed as a travel set although I have travelled with it. There are smaller sets more suited. probably about 12" X 7.5" or so. I wrap mine so it doesn't crack being carried around.
341216
Nope, sorry. In all, not a great one for portability due to size and inability to fold. Love it at home
1575138
Item does not fold but it's light enough that you can bring with a travel crib or play yard. I probably would not have called it portable, hope this helps.
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It folds up quite small, about 8" x 12" X 1-1/2" thick, but we have a little battery operated pump we use. You could also use the small plastic pump that comes with an exercise ball if you're worried about space while traveling. This float is VERY durable and a nice size also. I bought 2 so I'd have a spare but will not need it for a long time the way they hold up strength-wise. I hope this helped. Enjoy your trip!
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The center unsnaps and it folds easy. You can also remove the arches completely and fold smaller. I believe it will fit in the suitcase.
459431
It's floppy do you have to take it off. It folds into a small circle and comes with a little pouch. Good for traveling.
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how big is it when it is folded? could I put it in my suitcase and travel to another country with it?
476609
You can fold it, like it originally comes in the box. The two individual sides fold in half and the legs folds up, kinda like a picnic table with a hing in the middle. You would have to take a couple bolts out, which isn't a problem or difficult. I would say it folds to 3.5/4' L x 3' W x 6/10" D somewhere around there. But I like it...been using it for 6 months no problem!
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Yes it is very small and compact. It is about the size of an umbrella I would think. Now once you take it out, it is hard to roll it tight enough to get it back like it was but it is manageable and will fit in luggage either way. It is very spacious once it is set up. Two adults could lay side ways in it. It was easy set up to and has a floor too. I love mine.
1456787
It folds down very small. I use small bungee cords to keep it compact after rolling it up.
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It folds down very small. It's 27 inches long by about 6 inches wide (roughly) because of the poles that hold it together. I hope that helps.
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I bought it for my Husband. It is about the size of the circle made if you put your two hands together to form one. Should be pretty easy to pack/travel with - we never have though. Hope this helps.
101665
Hello, and yes this would work, but I would also recommend a fold up style as well. We picked one of these up at Target, it is not as durable, but would take up less space to travel with.
1954873
It folds up very compact if your just using the bivy sack. I don't know the exact measurements.
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It worked great for us when we travelled with our 9 month old. We just tried it again now that he is 15 mo and 26lbs and it tends to fold. But when he was smaller we were gone for 2 weeks and used it daily and never had a problem.
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I don't believe it could be easily taken completely apart. It weighs 31 pounds, and is not really a portable table. If you are pretty handy with tools, I suppose you could disassemble it for travel, but I think it could become tiresome. When I first received it, I had to assemble it, but I wouldn't want to do that every time I wanted to move it. BUT I highly recommend this table. I have used mine for several years and it is quite sturdy and well-made. Hope I answered your question.