does a hump or depression eventually form in the center of the board where it's folded?
1501809
I returned this one because of the mounting and purchased another one so cant help you.
1501810
Sorry, we're still in the remodeling process and I haven't used it yet for actual ironing. However, there is a fold in the cover fabric where the ironing board bends in half for storage. I expect to add thin padding or a towel when I use the ironing board, but I had to do that with the full-sized board I had before, which had a much thinner cover pad.
1501811
I've had it for over 2 years and no hump in the middle. Still works great just like first time. Hope this helps!
36039
Yes, the ends of the board are slightly tapered. The corners are basically squared off with slight rounding.
23997
Partial board. Wish I'd thought to ask that ahead of time. I does look ok once all together but make sure you have someone to help. Also the back of it is cardboard covered in contact paper.
1519503
My board is currently folded up so I can't measure it, but it's about an inch shorter than a standard board height. Not too much difference.
1873243
When unrolled it flattens quickly, although if folded, the crease will take longer if every to flatten. My toddler walks on it without disrupting.
1182638
Yes, it folds down to horizontal BUT not totally horizontal. Maybe 10-15deg
2028140
I don't think so I think it will fold really weird and give you an uneven crease.
511984
I agree. Slatted. The center board is bigger and does connect to the 2 sides of the frame. Evenly spaced.
568246
Concave? There is give in the board since it is long....but it doesn't present a problem when riding.
1961371
Honestly I do not know if it's a defect. I liked the board so much form the beginning that I decided to keep it, curved or not, and with time it i has actually become steadier. It's really a great board and if you treat it right, using some special oil once in a while it will keep looking as beautiful as when you unwrapped it!I hope this is helpful to you. Aloha from Britt
1487104
The majority of the board is flat but it does curve up slightly on the ends.
641532
A big dip DID develop in the middle, but I had the person who helped me assemble this over and we figured out what we did wrong. We only put the cover over the MATTRESS and it should go over the metal below, if that makes sense. We fixed it two months ago and it is staying put. Haven't noticed one side being firmer than the other--they are both the same. I can see where, over time, the side that you actually sit on as a couch getting worn out and less firm, but this hasn't happened yet.
7037
Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you need to do more. Do no more than 8 reps any one session. Good luck.
1632130
With my experience you must fold the screen exactly the way it came, which isn't hard to do with two people. However there is one stubborn crease that I can't ever seem to get out in the center running diagonal. But the crease is hardly noticeable at all once you have your movie playing.So to answer your question yes there is creases there but only the ones that were already there to begin with. But once the screen is stretched out they disappear except for the one I mentioned earlier. Once the movie is playing you can barely notice it if at all. Hope this helps
1268672
If you order it in a roll or leave it for long enough. It comes folded so the creases are stuck in pretty good until you stretch it over a frame. If you hang it up with just a top and bottom it will straighten out, but will probably take a little time.
1176629
I fold it back all the time and have not noticed a problem. I really like it.
31423
I've been using this seat for about 5 years now and have never had these issues. Mine sits much like the pic.....with 6 pound yorkie to boot! I've never had the sides fold in....it stays in this open position all the time, even when we take it off the seat & throw it into the backseat when not in use. I can actually attached mine to the seat & position it straighter than in stock photo. Hope you are able to resolve your issues....it really is a great booster seat!