Can you roll this up into a roll for storage?
304398
Not really. I think they vacuum pack it for shipping. I would probably just cover it and slide it under a bed or something
304399
It comes rolled up pretty tight in the shipment and you can roll it up too, just have to give it time to expand when your ready to use it.
304400
It is somewhat stiff and a little difficult to work with but I was able to roll it up for storage. Rolled up it is probably a little less than 2 feet in diameter and fit inside a 32 gallon trash bag for storage.
304401
It is quite stiff. I put it under one of my beds. I suppose you could try it.
1527076
it comes in a box folded up when you open it, it will expand to size. and yes, after it expands to full size you can roll it back up but it will not be easy. you will need help 2 people
657120
Yes. The outside of this storage is soft. I'd recommend a hard shell storage since it can bend your wrap paper. I would have bought another storage system if I had known!!
1138222
Yes, I believe that it would work for that. My only concern is that it comes rolled up in a tube and it takes a while for the ends to lie flat after being unrolled. I would store it flat for several days (consider weighting the ends with books or something) so that it lies flat, and then when you aren't using it either store it flat, very loosely rolled, or possibly folded. The curling up edges will be a tripping hazard until they flatten out.
1456689
The seams on these are fairly rigid, and the flat bottom surface contains a zipper pocket that hides the rain cover inside. While they are fairly compact when empty I don't see that you could roll them up when not in use. You could probably get them to lie pretty flat in a plastic bin box for storage, however.
1011385
It can be done.. I most often just roll/fold it flat or roll it tight and wrap it with a large rubber band, or just stuff it in to avoid having more items in my pack to deal with.
376028
It can be folded or perhaps more appropriately it could be rolled up and stored, it isn't rigid.
1110873
I never re-roll mine, but I don't see why you couldn't. It's a durable rubber mat, just a little heavy.
828401
Yeah, you could do that. It's not like actually rubber, more of a plastic, but it is foldable. Mine came folded.
419510
Yes you can. I recommend using gaffer tape to hang it because it's strong enough to hold it but won't damage the walls in any way. If you're going to use it a lot, I recommend a background support system. The portable ones are very handy and easy to use. Make sure you have an A-Clamp, because the roll will want to continue to unroll by itself. Roll it down as far as you need it and put a clamp on one end of the roll - problem solved.
2145102
No, it's too thick for rolling and will split apart. They do stack well and can either be in a pile or stood on end.
2217445
Yes, they roll up. It is pretty sturdy plastic though so it still takes up some room. I keep them stored in the box they came in. The dimensions of the box is about the smallest space it can take up.
1817668
Yes, you can roll it up in the back. However, make sure you don't have other bulky stuff; it takes up a lot of space.
899234
Hmmmm...I'm not sure. It would roll up because unlike a regular mattress the sides are not rigid. However, I don't think you could ever get it back to it's original size like it is when it's shipped to you. If you had a large closet or storage space, you might be able to fit it.
219513
They are definitely flexible enough to roll up, I am just not sure if they will lay flat after storing them rolled. I store them flat because I honestly don't think they would.
1508787
Yes, it can. However, please keep in mind that it won't hold it's shape; meaning if you left it on its own after you rolled it into a ball, it won't stay that way. It'll slowly change back to its putty form.
329143
Storing flat will save you the most space. If you were to roll it, it would crack. It's very sturdy.