Just unzip? Will it automatically snap the frame into place, and if so how sturdy isit? Do you have any pictures showing how it folds down and up?
2004612
It's unbelievably easy. Takes me literally 5 minutes, and I'm pretty inept!
2004613
Per the manufacturer this crate is easily assembled and broken down. The item is designed for travel use only and not as a full time carrier. We do not any additional photos.
1800446
Fold the material about 1/2" at the end and then you should be able to put 3 metal screws through the fabric into the frame to hold it in place . The screwing location would be ideally on a different plane than the one you'd sit on. Wrap around the frame and then screw it in, pull tight and do the same on the other side. Could use a washer or small drilled plate to provide additional support...just a thought
1177042
I leave it in place and don't "tear down" every morning. It doesn't fold either. An elastic band stretches from the base thought the tubing up to the loop that holds the CPAP tubing. The pieces pull out from one another allowing you to fold side by side for easier storage or travel. Sturdy? Not really. It's thin tubing maybe aluminum but my first one lasted a couple years before breaking at the base. For the price, it's worth the comfort it provides stopping the CPAP tubing from wrapping around my throat when I rollover at night.
788846
Just with a little bit of pressure and it opens and snaps into place and when you want to close it, just a little pressure and it folds up and snaps into place closed
912774
Yes, it will fold if you take off the two expandable cords on the bottom and release both sides of the two cross braces on each side of the frame. It will fold to about a 7" thickness. This is a relatively simple procedure that takes about 5 minutes.
481865
This frame is easily broken down and stored. Would take probably about 3-5 minutes to fold up, including removing the mattress..
1390640
Simply grab the corners and twist. The flexible frame will fold up into a circle shape about 7 inches wide. It takes some practice but after a few tries, it should become really easy to do.
493284
I can fold it into a couch - it does take effort - but with two people (or one really strong) it can be done. I don't have a tri-fold frame though.
1015798
Yes, I definitely have to flip the bed and mattress over to fold it. However, I have yet to figure out how to get it 100% back in the zipped bag. I can get it in but not the entire way and I cannot zip it up at all. Otherwise, the bed is awesome!
136713
It's pretty easy to fold/unfold one assembled. It's just a single hinge in the middle. We have a small car so we also loosen the handlebar bolts to remove them to put them into the car. It's closest to a 'normal looking' bike we could find that folds, so it works pretty well for us.
236436
Very easy! You just open it up and fold out the legs. Take a little bit of strength but very easy. I didn't add the stability bar so that I cannot answer.
1368198
We had folded it up when not in use, it seemed to "crinkle" and not work properly the next time until we flattened it out by hand. Hope that helps.
803484
the only issue to me, is the snap. Its kind of a distraction when unit is opened. You can fold it under though.
947850
Take the legs off (they unscrew from the frame) and then pry off the edging material, The frame then folds in half. We use if for our granddaughter so we just leave it assembled all the time.
344544
It's supposed to snap together, but we had difficulties! Make sure the little slots end up on the right sides or the wrap around cover does not work. You are not missing anything, just some elbow grease. (My husband ended up using screws and put it together all wrong.)
1999512
Yes it does, and quite nicely. Just pull a couple of dowel size metal pins , and it folds in half. Put the pins back in and it becomes very compact with a low profile and half the stated length. After folded, you can carry it by a part of the frame that acts as as handle that's positioned in the middle so the weight is distributed evenly. Very convenient. I can't say the say for the frame that I bought separately. It doesn't fold, and has to be taken apart. But even that is not difficult; about 5 minutes easy work. Let me know if you have additional questions. Actually, I just took a look at the picture of it displayed on Amazon, and it you run your cursor over it for a zoomed view, you can see the two pins I mentioned. Just turn the machine on it's side with the pins facing upward and you'll see how it folds. Pull those two pins, that releases the cushion that moves back and forth. Then you just fold by holding one end in place while pulling the other end like your folding it. It's hinged, so it's very light and easy. When they're together, reinsert the pins to lock the two parts together.After you've done it 2 or 3 times, you'll be able do it in less than 5 minutes. That's it. Oh, and of course you'll have to remove the attachment at the end. And you know how simple that is. Let me know if you have any additional questions. I know how difficult it is to get straight answers sometimes. Seems like people either haven't taken the extra time to understand their product or a competitor makes erroneous statements. Yes, that happens.
433106
No, it does not fold up for storage. The frame is screwed together and is not hinged so it remains the same size whether it is in use or not.