Can this fold either way? Either into or away from the Tub? Seems like the glass would strike the hardware when folded back if it only folds in?
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The hinge at the wall allows the door to move either inward or outward. The middle hinge only folds inwards.
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Sorry, we have returned this because our wall could not carry the weight of this unit.
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Yes, it folds either way. However, it's thick, tempered glass and will take strong impact to break it.
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It does not fold. You should be able to unscrew it, unless you put glue on the screws when you put it together. Haha. Might be more trouble than it's worth.
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It folds from the handle. And I am missing some screws from the bottom. The screws holding the spike at the bottom.
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It doesn't fold up. You can remove the stand (by sliding it off the handle), which will leave basically a hand mirror, which packs flat. The stand at that point is also fairly flat, so you can pack it on top.
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It folds down to either side. I've had this for about 3 or 4 months. It's very sturdy and looks good too.
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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.
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The table does not fold up unless you take the screws out again. Not advisable too often, it will strip the holes.
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The chai cannot be folded, but is easily disassembled with a 7/16" combination wrench and Phillips screwdriver. Good sturdy cobstruction to make entry and exit from the tub much safer.
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The iPad holder detaches from the swivel bracket that is attached under the cabinet. It does not fold up out of the way. We just set the iPad holder piece up against the backsplash to keep it out of the way when not in use.
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I don't see how you can fold it without removing the handle/bar. It was tough to unfold out of the box. I suppose you could. Maybe with time, it gets easier to unfold. I had to use my body weight to unfold it.
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No, the tub is intended to be held together by the sink. It's a flat mat that folds into a tub like shape. It'd just fall apart if in a tub.
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We don't fold ours in half. My spouse uses a bath sheet and we just sort of gather it on the top rod of the unit. It works fine and does well. We don't have a problem with it.
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The side only needs enough clearance for the bars to not rub the tub. The back needs about 18 inches for the cover to swing out and then down. Very happy with my Rock it. Mike
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No, it does not fold either way. There are no hinges. There are two halves with tongue-and-groove pieces that fit together to hold both halves together. The only way to move either side would be to lift one half up and then away, leaving the other half in place. The holes on either side that hold the net brackets are only formed when both sides of the table are fitted together. However, if you only want to use half of the table and no net, this is possible. You'd simply have to place it on a table which is close enough to a wall that the play surface can be pushed up against.
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Hi Violet,Wish I could help, but it turned out to be the wrong hardware for a tub/shower combination, and I returned it without really opening the box. For what it's worth, the return credit was hassle-free.
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Yes, you can fold it back, however, it does not stay put. since it is divided, it does not stay flat, too fexible.
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Yes, it does fold in half or you can just lean it against the wall. It goes on and comes off very easily. It is the very best purchase I've made for my girls. I love my kiddy loo. We've had it for 2 years. It's gone through one kid and I'm using with the next. I really have nothing negative to say about it. It's well worth the money in opinion.