Is the pole telescopic for easy storage? If so, what is the approximate height when collapsed?
2081243
This is one fantastic product. I bought several and use them for multiple uses. Great price, good weight and easy storage. Lucky to find and acquire. Disassembled it is under four feet. Heartily recommend this product.
2081244
No, the whole thing is not telescopic. The arms and legs fold in (very easy to do) so that you have a vertical object of approx 75 inches to store in a corner. Once folded, it is easy to carry (which I usually do with one hand). Hope that helps.
2081245
Sorry I don't know. Ours broke at the middle tier and doesn't collapse as it should.
102992
Unfortunately not. But it's pretty compact and you can probably take the legs off quick enough for storage.
434990
The two sections collapse to about 3 1/2 feet sections, this is an estimate. It is about the same height as my stands in fact they fit inside my stands cases perfectly. They work very well and I have had them for over a year and used them many times.
1411745
The tripod legs keep this stand very stable. I don't think it would tip over unless someone bumped into it.
374163
The height is adjusted with a telescoping pole and a pin. There is also a threaded knob that secures the pole. This is not the area that failed on my stands.
2108269
It is very easy, but be sure to raise it (the pole) so you can put the locking pin in. The base (tripod) spreads out about 18" to 24", but that is a guess as I am not in front of it right now. It is a great unit and worth the money. Hope that helps
858239
It does collapse, to almost flat, quite easily! I love my set. It collapses down to about 1.5"
890286
It collapses n fits in a bag seems to be about 3ft tall n maybe 8inch around. not sure exactly. Hope that helps
1517764
Yes! The legs are fixed, so there are no joints to collapse. The only way they move is out and in. It makes the stand not as compact as it could be when folded, but very sturdy.
1100636
With the top completely vertical and the stand collapsed, it's about 34" tall and the top is 15.75" wide. The top could be removed, but you're really just disassembling it. And the surface won't tilt - when tightened, it's very solid.
976206
It has poles, but I didn't use them....It's a great "pop-up". It stores very easy, as well. It takes some practice to get it folded up, but a flick of the wrist, and your are good to go
1490930
It does come apart for easy storage. The picture makes it look taller than it actually is.
1157743
I did not have it own it long enough to recall height,but I can tell you that it is not sturdy enough to use for that...that is why I returned it. I hope I was helpful.
1346460
It is very easy to fold and store and then take out and set up. Total time to do either is less than 2 minutes. Just remove the pole prior to folding up.
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.
1892933
I don't remember the exact height (I threw it away after I used it because it had a small hole). But I wouldn't use it for that. It's ok to store some ice and cans, but its pretty flimsy (even if filled up to capacity) for a kid to land in; they'll slide right off. I'd guess it was a little less than a foot tall.
787651
Yes, indeed, the baskets do collapse for easy storage. We've never tried storing ours though.