Do they fold completely in half for closet storage when not in use? Thanks!
863481
No, but they recline completely! In this way they do not take much space and can be put on the floor of a closet or against a wall in astorage room. The only issue is that in this way you cannot fold themm vertically (they will band back) thus you have to have a storage with a wall long enough
863482
It doesn't fold in half. It holds flat in whole length, though. But to be honest with you, I am so disappointed with the quality of this product and can't recommend it. It's padding is so thin I can feel the metal in it and the adjustable part broke within a few months of using it.
1886751
It doesn't work completely unfolded so I don't think it will partially folded. It is all cloth and when you put your shoes in it and try to slide it, everything just clumps up and then all your good shoes are rubbing together. And the storage unit folds in on it's self.
2020891
No - it does not fold up. I really like it, much better than those with the holes in it to put the hangers through.
1585907
Yes you can fold in half once and then again for a total of 2 folds. It fits nicely. I have yet to cut mine!
349146
No, they do not fold up. They have to be assembled. They can be taken back apart, but everytime that is done they get more wobbly.
2102134
I agree with most of the answers here. I got it for my son, and I am happy with the purchase. It rolls up fine, but I don't think it's possible to fold it in half first. It won't work. But, it does fold up enough to get it out of the way like in a closet. Hope this helps
1999510
Hi It doesn't fold in half, but when the attachments are taken off it can slide under a bed or be propped behide a sofa.
1419777
They fold up against what ever you attach them to but they do take up a couple inches when folded
6870
They do fold but not flat, just a little gap, fit nicely in my taller, narrow cabinet, I stack them on the longer side, alternating the "legs" so they take up less room, so flat side to side of cabinet, legs of two racks together, then flat to flat. They then take up less room.
1781168
When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope this answers your question.
1277865
Yes. They go together and come apart very easily. I kept the boxes, which are 3X4X24 inches. I take them apart and put them back in the boxes. They stand up in the back corner of my closet until I need to use them.
645452
They do not fold down. They are also relatively flimsy. I would not put anything heavy on them.
2120175
I have just gotten mine, which I intend to store between my two half-sheet pans. However, they arrived each folded in half, in a plastic envelope. I will certainly watch to see if they are weakened along the fold line.
308991
I'm not sure they are designed to be but the way they fold up makes them pretty flat. We stored them for the winter for the first time last year and they did stack well in the garage. They also will sit nicely one next to the other against a wall or other structure when you lean them together.
1060237
Yes, I bought three and they fit perfectly in the closet. They are also stackable!
1244396
No, they are riveted together and cannot be disassembled. I don't see it as a problem though that they only fold one way.
410015
No. But they Are hinged and you can fold them flat against each other. This is working well for me. When you use these, you can't keep them totally straight. They are free standing and depend on a slight angle of the panels for stability.