Is it easier to separate/fold it for storage because limited space available in my apartment? Thank you and would really appreciate a quick answer. :) - Thank you all again, never really expected this many and all useful responses to my question.
893782
To separeta the two pieces take no time. However, if i have to do it on the daily basis- separate them, then draging both pieces to store them, i won't probably do it. Good luck
45476
I had not considered that, but it may fold back if you give it a try. The worst case scenario is you would just transport it the way you would a standard box spring. Even if it folds back, I don't think you'll be saving that much space.
1311908
Well, as I stated in my review, that is the issue I have. It's not just a super quick fold-away. I number of pins need to be pushed in a then some of it needs to be disassembled, then reassembled for your workout. So, in my opinion, it's not something you'd want to be putting under a bed after every workout. It's best to find a place for it where it is always assembled...if that's possible for you. Love it like crazy otherwise!
1603603
It folds up rather loosely because of the nature of the material. Placing it in a plastic bag or some other type of storage container would be necessary for it to remain folded compactly.
58649
No it does Not fold for storage. Once it is together it's together, but of course it is so easy to assemble and disassemble , one could take it apart and put it away...But I just roll mine over into the corner out of the way and leave my laptop rest on it, when not in use.
1401099
I think it would be hard to fold up. Especially on a daily basis. Once you unwrap it from the way it's packaged to ship to you, it kind of wants to stay in that shape.
1308992
Only open one side and fold it in! The opening part is easy too and you can Easily attach and close it again! I take It apart next to the door so I don't have to mess with the door frame! It's a little on the heavier side but that's we're the sturdiness comes in!
1212114
It does fold so it is feasible but it is awkward...Personally I wouldn't want to move it in and out all the time and I am not a small built person so I think it would depend on your stature and your dedication level :) I just left it in our apartment all the time and my son used it inside but we have a small covered patio that we could have used it on as well.
2279071
No it is not possible to fold this unit. It is closer to the commercial quality used in Laundromats. Compared to other units on the market, if possible I would make space. It is the most useful laundry product since the washboard.
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.
307520
I don't see why you would need to fold it & I never have, but I assume you could fold it. It is very pliable. Go ahead & fold it. I enjoy using mine. P Price
924302
I have not been able to collapse it for storage. I'm sure you could take it apart and store it similar to the way it's shipped, but you would only want to do that after your child has outgrown it (if you're saving it for a future child). Mine is currently sitting in the closet as shown.
985747
difficult can be a subjective term. my wife can have difficulty folding it up by herself and it can be a little awkward when folded up to move. I can fold and move by myself but it sure is easier to move it from room to room with two people. I like to leave it open and out most of the time. i love this item, but you can only hang a few minutes at a time, it seems it could be too much trouble if i had to fold and move after every use.. We put velcro felt around the bottom rail leg to protect the hardwood floor and allow it to slide around as needed.
882434
I am just a consumer, and have not tried this, but I would guess that it would fold ok (it's pretty soft); although, I don't know how keeping it stored that way for extended period of time would would impact the quality. I guess you could do a good shake-out when you pull it back out. good idea though!
52139
It will be extra material but you could easy cut it down or just fold in half and double it up. It's really nice. I don't use anything underneath it and a few people commented how nice it was. I used the metal clips to hold it down. And keep it rolled like it comes when storing.
1552795
It is not really meant to be packed up or folded after it is opened from its shipping package. If you had a place to stash it without folding it or compacting it then I think it would make a great bed. Its pretty firm but still comfortable. I've pulled it off my sofa and slept on my wood floors when I had many people staying.
329143
Storing flat will save you the most space. If you were to roll it, it would crack. It's very sturdy.