How does it fold? Do you have to take the legs off? How big is it after folding? I live in a one bed rm apt and wd like to hide it.
2076623
Interesting question. It folds in half. The legs are on a kind of piano wire spring so they don't go falling or flying away to get lost. Depending on the size of the rebounder you get it will still be foled in half. There is a quarter fold rebounder that would be a quarter of the open size. If you have a closet you can hide it. Depending on the type of bed frame it is possible to put it under the bed. You could even put it behind the couch.
2076624
It folds in half. The legs are on springs that pull up so you can lay them flat. It easily fits under my bed. Due to its durability, it is not extremely light which is fine with me!
2076625
The legs fold over so no need to take them off.. You need to stand over ithe mat and fold it, not the easiest but better once you get the hang of it, you could hide it under a bed or in a walk in closet :)
2076626
No, the legs do not come off. I just leave it open all the time and just lean it against the wall in the corner by my TV. So, I don't really know the size of it after folding. Sorry.
2076627
It folds in half and the legs fold down. I usually slide it under my bed. I hope that helps.
2076628
Hi, the legs just fold inward and then it folds in half. The size folded is small enough that you could probably put it in your closet, etc.
740032
It's not set up to fold away. It is light enough you can move it to a different area if two people move it together.
372735
Mine was delivered folded, with the cover on. To unfold and set up is super easy, and just involves locking a joint on the two longer top bars. We have folded it up and set it back up multiple times for travel with no problems.
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.
331756
No, it does not fold up. You must keep it as is. I have the one with raised legs, but you might be able to put the one that lays on the floor under a bed. You would have to measure everything. But I like the one with raised legs because it lets me do standing exercises.
388146
legs fold and the height will be legs + support bar. of course you can take the support bar out if needed. it's a great tool.
1961123
Folded up, it will fit in a 10" space. If you pull the foot rest off, it will fit in a 6" space. The foot rest can be pulled off really easily.
150802
The two legs fold fairly easily - they just swing together - BUT this sucker is heavy!! Not something you willEasily knock down and slide under your bed. It pretty much requires a good hunk of space, but it is very strong and sturdy! Hope that helps!
1812188
It does not fold up. It requires adjusting with a wrench, so you should just plan on leaving it out all the time. I converted my office to a workout room and have this along with a few other select pieces of equipment.
1226086
No, it does not fold up. And the only other thing you have to watch for is the spread between tires. My bike is a 27", my wife's is a 24" the rack is set for one or the other length. It's not bad, it's just that one of the bikes doesn't fit all the way into the bars. But we have taken our bikes on long trips and have never had ( knock on wood) a problem or incident. As far as removing it? That really wouldn't be a good option. The rack would need to be almost completely disassembled to be removed. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1583546
The legs fold up. In fact, the whole thing folds into a handy carrying case. One of the configurations comes ready to use as a table top. In fact, it's shipped that way. You can take the legs off if you want, but it's designed to collapse so that you don't have to.
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Honestly, I think the others are being too generous, I read these answers before buying and now that I have it see that to even if you fold the legs together you still have to remove the foot holder part to really store it, since it is prevented from going to 180 degrees by the front brace you see in the picture. Better than nothing, but to answer the question I would say no it is not that easy to fold and store.
752558
No, it's not foldable. You will have to store under a bed or something like that. It's bit of a pain to store so we just leave it out.
590955
No it does not fold up. However, the legs are easily removed if you need to store it in a smaller space.
1426212
it doesn't fold but it will com apart for compact travel, as it does when it arrives, the feet also come off if you like.
1599351
It does not fold. I have it in my garage, so space is not an issue. Storage assumes that it isn't in use. I leave mine set up and ready, with a rubber mat under it.
256293
You can fold it away flat like a portable and yet it is a full size bed. Maybe that is what they meant by 2 in 1.