how small does this fold or roll up? how do you store it off-season?
276542
It rolls up to about 2 ft! It's bulky but weights 28 pds and it will easly store standing up in a corner of garage etc but it's know to be there!! Lol but great product we have had as many as 9 people on ours! GREGG
276543
You can roll it but then you'd need a bungy cord or rope to hold it in place. It's not small though. I got one beginning of this season for the lake and it's been the hit of the summer. The kids absolutely love it. Hours of play.
276544
For off-season storage, it rolls up and there is a strap to hold it in place. We got the roll to about 2 feet diameter without a big effort. We stored it standing up inside an outside storage room. Our grandkids and neighbor kids love this mat. This is our second season with it and it has been great. During the summer we just pull it up onto the dock when not in use.
276545
It rolls up about 2 ft in diameter by 6 ft long. As far as storing infor winter, haven't done that yet, but we plan on putting in our loft inside our shop. Just the way it is. It's actually very durable.
276546
The iFloat comes with two D-ring straps that can be used to secure a rolled up mat for storage. We store ours vertically in the garage when not in use. Despite the large size of the cardboard packaging, the product itself is very light.
276547
It rolls up nicely. I think we can get it down to 30" when we squeeze it up real tight. We just stored it standing up for the winter (inside). It comes with straps to roll it up with.
276548
Rolls up to about 3' in diameter. I store standing up in the garage. It is large but the kids love it.
276549
I don't know specifics but it doesn't roll very up very small. I'd say the roll is about 2 1/2 to 3 feet tall. My parents keep it in a storage shed.
71911
This mattress is pretty firm and I don't think you'd get it rolled once it's unpacked. It's more like a traditional mattress. You could definitely fold it, but that would be it for storage. It IS high quality and I would definitely recommend it for comfort and durability and quality.
1353528
There is nowhere to stash it. I take it out when I use the 3rd row. It will not roll up easily but I do not regret the purchase. It has saved the back several times.
1586276
It doesn't really fold up in a manner to store it easily without taking the backboard piece off. Hope this helps :) Otherwise it is an amazing piece of equipment! I don't have the need to fold it up.
544209
Rolls up and stores very easy in a very small package...3' by 6". About the size of a pillow case, only skinnier
966164
Folds flat. Just push down on both sides. The inside goes up as the coners go down. Easy to store in tight places..
2146099
It folds up pretty small. I would estimate 18-24" long and about 4-6" diameter. Maybe a little smaller.
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.
601715
Hallo Sue, why fold it up at all? Mine stays up all year round, oops, I mean I don't fold it up at all. Still in good shape after several years.Jerry
662078
I usually leave it down, but I think it would be very easy to roll up for storage, it's very flexible.
122582
It does fold up, however being a bit large you better have a large closet to store it in. I keep mine up for easy and often use.
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.
226116
You could fold it. I think it would be better to roll it. Might leave a permanent crease if you fold it. It does not come with a zipper pack. It is nice, but I don't believe it is quite 2"
1963204
It comes in a bag that can be used to store it but it's a little hard to cram it back in there. Not something that you want to use regularly but maybe for the off-season.
1195941
I fold it in two, & then roll it up with no problem. I secure it with rope & it's easy to carry.
1987470
There is really no need to break it down. The bag / catcher folds up making it easy to store. I would caution any one planning to buy one of these items. I found it does not work well during the summer months when then the grass is growing. When my grass goes dormant for the winter it does a nice job of picking up leaves and other debris that falls from the trees (pine cones).
212091
After I took mine out of the box I easily folded and stored it in a small tote bag (12" L x 14" H maybe an inch wide)