Since the base is rigid, is the only collapsible portion the 7" height? So, when collapsed, it will still take 38x15 space?
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Yes it is still that size but it is very flat. Youcould tput stuff on top of it.
762097
It's a little less stable when completely folded to 7", especially in areas where the floor is not 100% level. Mine won't fall over by itself, but a good-sized cat launching off of it would probably knock it down.
1217399
The space available to fit any rigid object is 15 inches high x 15 inches deep x 25 inches wide.
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no, it does not collapse. It is pretty light weight & can be moved easily, though.
1143861
Yes it does collapse and can easily be storedvunder a bed or even a smaller space.
191103
The base is 5" in height, so probably 7" covered height to have a tight fit with the lid on.
651713
Per Classic Store Fixtures... No this rack is not collapsible, its is bolted togeather by 6 bolts to assemble or disassemble.. you would be interested in the "Salesman" Rack. Here is the listing ID for that one ASIN: B00070ENH4. That rack as no screws/ bolts and is collapsible down to 3 inches high for easy storage like under the bed. Also Be carefull who you buy this rack from, there are many non commercial verisons of this rack and many sellers say they carry the commercial version but they really do not. thanks Ben Elkins Classic Store Fixtures
366398
I haven't had problems, but bear in mind that I don't use it real often. I know it should not collapse. Hope it helps.
848364
My unit is about 21" square at the base, so those first two dimensions you have are the sides at ground level. The 38" height makes no sense to me, since mine is about 7 feet tall. Different model? Anyway, that 38" measure is height, not width.
1543557
Just the base with wheels is 34' long 15' high and about 24' wide when it's collapsed. We usually take off the pram or seat portion when we put it in our trunk as it travels a little easier that way.
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No rigid base. But you don't need a basket, either. It forms itself and as long as it's tied down securely it's google to go. Cross bars are necessary.
500020
The structure of the this laundry sorter is not collapsible unless you take it apart. I hope that helps.
117508
the base remains the same size. The top just folds down on to it. However when flat its maybe 6 inches tall.
1775997
The base is probably only around 1 1/2" wide. Very study though. We used it as a totem pole for a festival and it hoisted a heavy set stuffed animal. At least 2-3 lbs. never once had a problem with collapsing or bending majorly
805890
Not quite. The "stands" will fold up real quickly, however, unless you remove the foot holder section, it will still be about 18-20 inches thick, and the way I have mine set up, it is about 6 and 1/2 feet tall, collapsed. One thing to consider, there may be others that store smaller, but this is the best one I've seen, AND if you leave it up like I do, although it does take up some space, I have more of a tendency to jump on it for 3-10 minutes a day. Sometimes a miss a day or so, but my back has been not been better for many years, since I bought this. Hope this helps.
232285
When fully extended it is just under 13 inches. When fully collapsed it is about 3 inches.
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Yes, it is collapsible. There's a connecting bar at the top, and once it is disconnected, the sides fold down. When you detach the wheels, the body folded is probably about 6" high. Hope this helps!