I want something I can store after use , does it store like a rollaway ?
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It folds down into a manageable size that will fit into a larger closet. The clips take a little wiggling to get off the frame, but it isn't impossible (or even finger-wrenching) to do. We've already taken it apart to store it while painting the master bedroom and had no trouble with disassembling the unit or finding a good space to keep it in.
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It doesn't store exactly like a rollaway, but I do think it would be easy to store under another bed, basement/attic or a large closet. The queen size comes in two halves, each which fold in half with clips holding the two pieces together. I don't know how hard the clips are to get off once they are on as I haven't tried.
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Absolutely, it folds into 2 separate cots,easily stored into a closet the width of the cot determines storage.....once again I highly recommend
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Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to me, but definitely not as easy as a rollaway if that's what you are looking for. Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to... » Read More Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to me, but definitely not as easy as a rollaway if that's what you are looking for. « Show Less
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There are no wheels, but it folds up. Depending on what size you get you could store it, but it's very hefty (I think each one weighs about 50 pounds- I ordered the Cali king size so there are two twins that connect together). It wouldn't fit in a closet. I hope this helps!
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Hi Its easy to store as its not too large. But I wouldnt recommend storing by folding as crease may form and also the stickiness may detoriate over time
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You can just roll it out to place it down and then roll it up to store it or move it.
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Yes, it has Velcro so you can roll it up for storage, but it can make it uncomfortable as well. I hope this helps.
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Yes, I believe this design allowed the manufacturer to keep the size smaller that one that folds up without flipping over. After a couple of times it becomes easy to store.
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You store it in a small bag - not the box - when it is deflated and it rolls up smaller than the bag they provide and just a little smaller than a sleeping bag. It is not large to store at all. Super easy!
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Yup! We haven't had to use any sort of anchors to keep the mat from rolling up. We store the mat flat, but it was rolled up in a box when it arrived. I rolled out nicely.
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I believe so, it is think plastic and closes very right! Where would it be stored? It is a very durable item!
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Yes, this mat resembles a thin rubber material. It's probably best to roll it but it is thin enough to fold. I wouldn't recommend storing it like that, just for short periods of time for transport.
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I really like mine. I have cans and boxes on mine and have no problem rolling it out. Hope that helps.
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The answer is yes. It can be rolled when it is folded. When I take it out of the trunk I roll it in the garage to it's resting place. Hope this helps you. Anymore questions please don't hesitate.
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Ideally best stored laid out flat or gently folded. Will not be harmed stored in the stuff sack.
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It really depend on how good you are at rolling and folding. It's not the same but think of rolling up a sleeping bag tightly to fit back into it's bag. This unit came in a box that and was folded tightly to fit. I wasn't able to duplicate that but I was able to roll it up and put it away neatly in a storage cabinet with other camping gear. Hope that helps.
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No, once opened it cannot be rolled back .. But its very light and may be you can just try folding in half. (I havent tried it though)
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It has a rubber seal. It would be airtight but it's not a super strong seal so it wouldn't be great for long term storage.
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If you have room to store it, it can be rolled up. You would, of course, need to wrap something around it: bungee cords or straps to keep it rolled. Keep in mind that it's as wide as a twin sized mattress.
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As others have said, the answer is definitely "no"as the mat is plastic - not silicone. It does roll up, as others have stated, but I strongly prefer to store it flat. It makes it easier to use the next time as it has a memory when rolled. I started storing it behind a solid, case good piece of furniture: ie console or sideboard. That worked fine until someone suggested I put it on the dining room table under the pads and table cloth. If you happen to leave those in place, it is definitely the best option for me for this item. Storing flat also makes it so I have absolutely no problem with slipping. As it is large, I do have to tuck it under a few things on the counter just to fit it in place. That may be why I've never had any slipping issues. As I told another person who asked a question, I actually purchased this because it was so inexpensive compared to the $30 range for the silicone mats. It also has all the nice markings/measurements. I didn't intend to like it so even before I bought it, I had given myself the permission to just consider the price a loss and buy the silicone WHEN I disliked this mat. Then I got a big shock. I LOVE this mat!! I have a small, silicone mat that I've had for years so I do have some idea of the differences. Though I wouldn't use a sharpened knife on this mat, it if definitely much sturdier than silicone and therefore you can your a much larger number of gadgets without the fear of damaging the mat - especially since it is so much cheaper than the silicone. The absolute only pro I can come up with for the silicone is that it can be folded or balled up and wrapped with a rubber band to save space. This mat has a much longer list of pros for me anyway. I know that is much more than you asked, but I can't help running off at the mouth about this mat as I was so very shocked that I really love it. I can't imagine needing to purchase another mat, but if I did, I would definitely, without question get this mat again! Hope that helps.