When not in use, can the frame be folded in half (or disassembled) for storage in the garage. We are looking for something for occasional guests only
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You can open it up and it will be flat enough that you can store it standing up. The bigger problem would be what to do with the mattress.
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We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis. We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a... » Read More We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis. « Show Less
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We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis.
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You can fold it but it takes up a lot of space. I just put it in my garage when I plan to use the 3rd row. Honestly it is worth the inconvenience....it is so easy to clean.
989816
Folds up super easy. I like mine folded up in the garage when not in use... and it doesn't take but a minute to do.
410014
no but you can fold in the other panels not being used. In fact that is how I have it setup at the moment.
1221549
No, the legs do not fold up for storage. They are bolted on with two bolts and it is not practical to remove them for transport or storage. The unit functions nicely.
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Answer to the question. Unfortunetly it does not fold for storage you need to take it apart.
231984
It is not foldable. It would be too hard to take it apart to store under a bed. It is a model that is meant to be standing once built. Too large to be stored.
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Never tried it folded in half. However, it will roll to approximately 16" diameter if compressed while rolling. Hope this helps!
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If you can fold it neatly you can store it in a Rubbermaid box. However, if you don't have at least two people to put it away it's going to be pretty hard. I always have whoever is with me help me Before and after we use it. If you are leaving it inflated you might try hanging a couple of ropes in the garage and storing it on top of them. (Like makeshift rafters)
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It can be folded or perhaps more appropriately it could be rolled up and stored, it isn't rigid.
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No. Once it is assembled, you can not fold it unless it is disassembled. It certainly rusts though.
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Hello: Yes, it can be folded and placed in corner. I have two that I use as a room divider to hide the pile of ironing and boxes when company comes. I'm glad I got them. I also use them as room dividers for extra guests.
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I leave mine assembled, haven't tried to fold it up, but I think you only would have to remove one pin to fold it back to its original position.
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go Foldable... This thing will not fit through doorway after assembly. ... sorry for the delay in response.
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Hi sorry but we never fold it. Very sturdy does not take up much room but I have a three car garage
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No you can not fold it up. Once assembled the frame is rigid. You would have to take th cushion off and undo the frame; big hassle. It is pretty sturdy as long as you're just sitting on it an not trying to rock back on it. My 7 yr old hasn't broken it yet though so that's got to say something.
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Yes. It will fold but not flat. I hang mine, I have two, on hooks in the garage and compress them somewhat.