When the rack is not in use, can you fold it up towards the cabinet???? or does it have to be removed???
1026164
No, it does not fold up to be out of the way. When you are finished using it and would rather it not be hanging down, you just lift up on it and then it slides out of the holder (that is connected to the underneath of your cabinet). It is very sturdy though, it will not slide out of the connected holder unless you intentionally lift up on it a good ways. I have had it several months now and have used it very often to hold recipes while cooking... and I still love it :)
1026165
No I just take mine down and store above microwave until I need it again. It's not on a hinge... But that would've been a great idea!
1026166
I doesn't fold up but can be taken down as easily as turning off a light switch. Well almost.
178547
Yes, the shelf can either be folded in half or placed flat. I've used it both ways and when placed flat it doubles the storage space. I am currently using it placed flat.
918935
It hook on the middle rack, where I unhook it to have to collapse, but picking it up on the top bar would probably work just as well. It's build so sturdy and is so heavy (made in the USA!) that there wouldn't be an issue folding it up either way. I expect the drying rack to last a lifetime. Thinking about getting another one.
476584
Yes I have done so with a small vise attchd. to a side where it won't hinder it's folding..I never remove it & it works.!!
1708256
Yep you can fold it; tried it just now. The adapters do stick out a little, but they don't interfere with the fold at all.
1226086
No, it does not fold up. And the only other thing you have to watch for is the spread between tires. My bike is a 27", my wife's is a 24" the rack is set for one or the other length. It's not bad, it's just that one of the bikes doesn't fit all the way into the bars. But we have taken our bikes on long trips and have never had ( knock on wood) a problem or incident. As far as removing it? That really wouldn't be a good option. The rack would need to be almost completely disassembled to be removed. Hope this helps. Good luck.
454957
Yes, you can fold it up when not in use. It is a medium weight, crinkly material so it will not fold up smoothly, but it does fold.
2244240
If you do not have the basket on it there is no problem folding it in a matter of seconds. The bar on the sides between the front and back pulls up and closes it. So very simple!!!
698173
No. Anywhere on the lower rack. I "unfolded" mine so it rests along one edge of the lower rack.
99105
You could remove the tray, but a big hole under it. Possible to put a piece of wood or something over the entire thing to keep it leveled and use the full amount of space.
797762
Yes, it folds up nicely. On our cabinets, you can see about 1 inch of the bottom of the holder sticking out, but it doesn't look bad.
134031
You need to open the rack to unscrew it from the rails. So if they are closed and locked they cannot be removed. I love this system.
52670
Yes it will fold up... It has a spring loaded pin, and you have to remove the bottom tray... It don't look like too much work. I hope this helps!
707399
the drying rack is easy to take down and put away. just unlatch it and lower it down and lift up one side and carry it with two hands to where you are going to store it.
912773
It folds up, but just a word of advice, I had to throw mine off in a few weeks as it was falling apart. Too risky to be moving about in a contraption which drops nuts and bolts in a few weeks.
264782
Yes you would be able to remove the unit pretty easily and re-use it elsewhere. It's best installed in a cabinet without a drawer on top. It allows for more hanging room of pots.
1690355
There are pins that keep it extended, when not in-use there is a detachable end of the rod that comes out and allows the rack to fold up onto itself, about to a thickness of approximately 3 inches. Hope that helps answer your question!