I'm moving to a new house and want to take it with me. How might i refold this mattress/ transport it to a 3rd fl. unit?
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I'm pretty sure it would be impossible without whatever massive piece of machinery they use to fold it in the first place. It is just like a regular mattress once unfolded. Think of a regular mattress: can you fold it?... no.
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Thats funny, I am about to do the same thing .. I intend on getting 3 ratchet straps, folding it in half (bed side in), putting on a cover and strapping it up. Just dont try and do it too tight so as not to ruin the internals of the mattress.
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mattress should be set up in another room, as it needs to inflate it self, it takes up to a week to do it. Bob
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If you have room to store it, it can be rolled up. You would, of course, need to wrap something around it: bungee cords or straps to keep it rolled. Keep in mind that it's as wide as a twin sized mattress.
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The PHOTO is a HT2000 model. Check Drolet's website for yourself. It is unique with its size, 2 gold colored trim pieces and 500+ pounds weight. I did not buy from here, with shipping it is expensive. Shop around locally. I believe Fleet Farm here in MN had a sale on them last week for $899. They will put it into a pickup bed. Whoever installs it should be able to move it in place. I had my buddy help me. 2 healthy men with a ramp and an appliance dolly (rentable cheap) should move it OK. Once I got it on the floor I uncrated it and could move it from there by myself. I do not represent the seller and can not assure you what they will ship. THEY MUST AnSWER THIS QUESTION FOR YOU.
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Fold it in thirds lengthwise, then fold it in quarters. It fits perfectly in the bag it came in. It's pretty easy to travel with. I LOVE THIS BED!! Convenient, durable, comfortable. I have folded it & unfolded it & used it multiple times.
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The mattress is rolled up like a swiss roll and is heavy so will need to people to carry. I would leave rolled while taking upstairs
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We don't have any problem with it. Just roll the cord around your hand and stuff it back in its place. Then the bed folds up just like new, and we keep it in its bag. We also just deflate, push the cord in, fold lengthwise in thirds, then fold toward to pump end.
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Mega, I don't know for sure, but I think that wouldn't work well. It pretty much has a form to it and is shipped that way in a box that surrounds the mattress in it's entirety. I suspect the mattress would not reconfirm to it's original shape if you attempted to vacuum pack it.
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Well the mattress came rolled up in a box and I cut it out of the rolled position.... I am sure you can move it around with ease but mine was a full size
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I am afraid I cannot help you. Mattresses come in the mail vaccum packed or deflated in a roll. I am not sure how to get them back in that state!
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You can just put a mattress on top of it and use it. That's how I have been using it since I bought it. Plus there is tons of storage space underneath, like suit cases or laundry basket etc.
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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.
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It should be easily moved. The mattress is big and akward, but not really that heavy. You can't roll it back up like when you first got it. Otherwise, it's like any other mattress.
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I personally have not moved it from one room to another but it is so simple to collapse shrinking the width and roll it to another room easily. You would first have to lift up the mattress to reach latches.
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I haven't had to move mine, but I would probably have to say no. I've accepted the fact that I'll have to buy a new one it if I ever move. Thankfully, it's so affordable! I'm not 100% sure though, I'd ask the vendor.
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No you have to transfer it over. I wouldn't recommend this product though. It didn't work.
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I just talked to Amazon Customer Service (the 1st agent had to trasfer the call to the Large Items department I believe).Within 30 days, if I'm not satisfied with the mattress, I can return it and the amount to be deducted from my refund is $59, which is whatever the carrier charges Amazon (I'm in Dallas, Texas).Amazon is able to send a carrier that would take care of this large item, instead of UPS.Hope this helps.I think I'll go to a couple of retailers in my area, and then make a decision.