Is it possible to take it apart and re-assemble it every season? I don't want to leave it in my small backyard
823392
I am sorry I can't answer this question as we purchased it for a gift and they left it up after putting it partially in the ground.
823393
It is possible. I'm too lazy to do it myself though. It made it through the Ohio winter just fine.
1396183
No it would have to be taken apart. I had to put the whole thing in a garbage bag and put in the attic to store.
1689556
No don't take it apart just bring it in on end you should be able to put it in almost any room that way
1982032
You have to disassemble it..but its very easy to do. I usually just keep it up with a bag in it and leave it on my back porch. Im very happy with it.
2038909
NO, I don't think so. You will just have to unscrew everything and then put it back together again. I do not know if it would hold up very well if you tried to move it while it was assembled.
205988
Not easily but yes. Has to be taken apart and need at least 2 grown ups or you risk damage
975734
I have not personally used it outside, but this is designed for indoor use. I am sure you could set it up outside and then take it back inside, but it is by no means rugged.
1226896
Yes it can be dis-assembled but I wouldn't do it too often since it is made of very thin materials and over time the parts may get bent,stripped,or otherwise damaged or lost.
809017
I am sure you could. The one I have the arms fold down. And I'm sure you could take it apart the way it was shipped to you to make it easier to travel with. I bought mine quite a while ago & can't remember but I think it was pretty easy to put together. I use mine all the time. I keep it on the back porch. Love it.
1024463
Yes, just remove the tires, then break it down. We keep ours in the small garden shed out back.
2206290
If you have the time to take it apart you can store it in the box it comes in, but you have to be very careful to not break or bend the branches too much!
1426774
no ,you have to take it apart.I have open beam cieling and it hangs indoors in the family room.the dogs can't clime on it as it swings away
1324835
It can be dissasembled. However, the tabs will deform and weaken and it makes it hard to reassamble. Also, be very careful in snow country. My roof inverterted itself last winter with the snow load. I wouldn't have thought it could. So this year I braced it from inside with a couple 2x4s.
1634531
I wouldn't count on breaking it down to the box. I think you could break it down to the side panels and then reassemble. It is a very sturdy good product-- just a load of parts.
1436657
I would not take apart and then put together. Too much to do. It is up to you , if you need to tear something down and put together.
1591217
I would say it's not terribly portable. It is rather lightweight, but tall and bulky. I certainly would not want to take it apart and re-assemble it. Putting it together was not fun and I would not want to deal with that over and over.
1634532
I'm sure you could- at least the top off of the sides- just keep it in mind as you assemble it As to not glue parts you will need to take apart.