Can this be folded away/hidden when not in use?
331753
No, the XP 556 cannot be folded and put away. The way you see it in the picture is how is stays. It is a substantial piece of exercise equipment. Well worth the space if you have the room to leave it up.
331754
No. This machine is pretty big and heavy so it cannot be put away. Hopefully you have room for it. It's an amazing machine.
331755
Not really. But you can turn it on its side and place up against the wall. I do this when we have guests and my workout room become a spare bedroom.
331756
No, it does not fold up. You must keep it as is. I have the one with raised legs, but you might be able to put the one that lays on the floor under a bed. You would have to measure everything. But I like the one with raised legs because it lets me do standing exercises.
331757
Not at all. Luckily, I read in the comments to prepare for about a 4 foot by 10 foot space to sit it in. That is not the dimension of the machine, but in order to do workouts you need the room. It is very large, and took two very kind UPS guys to bring it in. That being said, it is a well built, smooth machine, exactly what we wanted.
331758
No. It has wheels to move it which are really convenient. It will occupy a space over six feet long, 2 feet wide and a foot and a half tall not including the foot support or rebounder.
1314091
I don't know that you can totally. I found by stretching it pretty tight the folds were definitely less noticeable and the material is flexible enough to be able to do that. Hope this works out for you!
462376
It just folds down flat ... but you could probably cut it off with a tin snip or wire cutters.
1363545
no,if you want to disassemble it , it will come apart.it's not a folding situation.
1511368
No it's a rigid package and cannot be folded. The bar itself cannot be folded. The LEDs are inside of a hard plastic strip and them covered with a clear resin.
1604736
It does have a gooseneck where you could fold it down but I don't believe you could totally fold it out of your way. It would be too tight of a bend. You can however, totally raise it up in a straight line out of the way-if you have the room.
2054833
It's not bulky, but it is a high chair. It can't be folded, best meant to be tucked away in a corner when not in use.
476584
Yes I have done so with a small vise attchd. to a side where it won't hinder it's folding..I never remove it & it works.!!
323638
It has a cardboard piece in the bottom, which would get creased if you bent or folded it too much. The length would probably make it a no-go without folding it.
1187690
No it folds flat so it can be tucked under something if not in use or to take with you in trunk.
1368199
I am not sure about folding it. It does work when it is draped. I just folded it and it does work.
120926
Fold it over? No, the bottom is made of very heavy board. Maybe someone can cut off a part, which obviously means you would lose the slots you cut out.
162008
Hi. I don't think so. I have never taken it anywhere, and I never fold it. But I do love it. Sorry!
1344338
No it can't be dismantled or 'folded' up. The panels on the top, front and sides can be removed for easily cleaning or putting in parts. The top is not transparent - it has a grill on it. It is a very nice case - big footprint on the desk - but very nice.
262884
Not in all scenarios. To simply fold it, you don't need to remove it. However, if putting into a small trunk, you may have to remove it to get everything to fit. OR, if flying on an airplane and gate-checking... you will need to remove it for the gate agents to put underneath the airplane (you'd bring it onboard with you for the flight).
2252953
There are braces attached to the middle of the thing that slide down into place against the legs. I don't have a problem with it folding when I don't want it to fold.
435458
Shouldn't be a problem when folded. It's not very heavy and I have mine hanging from a similar type hook.