can it be stored? does it roll up or fold up?
237035
I'm sure it could. It was folded in half and rolled up then wraped with plastic wrap. The only down fall was that it was creased from being folded. After 24 hours or so it expanded. I am currently deployed and it works fine for my needs.
237036
Im not sure we havent tried but its soft even that it probably wouldn't be a problem.
237037
it's bulky. I guess it could be rolled up, but the roll wouldn't be small unless you had a way of compressing the foam, and it is pretty stiff.
237038
I guess this 3-inch foam can be stored. But why? I have this on twin daybed on the screened porch and use all 12 months. Very comfortable.
105132
Yes, it can be rolled, seemingly a tight as you can roll it if you had something to hold it in place. I haven't had it rolled super tight, but it lays flat immediately after being pulled out.
1195941
I fold it in two, & then roll it up with no problem. I secure it with rope & it's easy to carry.
590955
No it does not fold up. However, the legs are easily removed if you need to store it in a smaller space.
1003083
It can be stored flat. I bought a roll of paper....it's maybe a 18 inches long and the roll was pretty thick.
1357234
yes, it can easily be rolled up and stored as long as you do not glue it to the floor.
219513
They are definitely flexible enough to roll up, I am just not sure if they will lay flat after storing them rolled. I store them flat because I honestly don't think they would.
1226374
it probably could be rolled up but it would be bulky. I agree with jills comment you can't walk on it easily and you wont stay dry, it is like a super air mattress not sturdy as the picture tries to make you think
1728360
No, this doesn't fold for storage. Once it's put together it's meant to stand. It does not collapse unless you take it apart.
1467147
Yes. It folds up nicely and has wheels, all which make it easy to move and store.
1974737
It is NOT a folding device. It can be lifted by the handle near the foot end of the device and rolled where ever you want the device, but it does not fold up.
1663357
Yes - you can roll mat and it does stay flat after unrolling - I store mine in box it came in
2217445
Yes, they roll up. It is pretty sturdy plastic though so it still takes up some room. I keep them stored in the box they came in. The dimensions of the box is about the smallest space it can take up.
264028
Yes, it can be rolled up for storage. I wouldn't have rolled my first mat up after I'd used it so much, I would have been afraid it would crack. My second one, which is not so used, is rolled up in its box right now, no problem.
2181953
It comes rolled up. As soon as you unroll it and take it out of the packing it rises. I let it sit for 48 hours before I let my kiddo sleep on it.
700912
It can lay flat fairly easily (the two support struts can be rotated by loosening the clamps), which allows it to be stored flat against a wall (this is how I store it). However, it does not appear to fold into a more compact shape--for example, trying to store it in a closet or under a bed might require disassembly, based on my experience.
642359
No, this chair doesn't fold up at all. One needs tools to put it together and take it apart and it has a pretty large profile. It wouldn't be my choice if one wanted to store it.