I want something I can store after use , does it store like a rollaway ?
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It folds down into a manageable size that will fit into a larger closet. The clips take a little wiggling to get off the frame, but it isn't impossible (or even finger-wrenching) to do. We've already taken it apart to store it while painting the master bedroom and had no trouble with disassembling the unit or finding a good space to keep it in.
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It doesn't store exactly like a rollaway, but I do think it would be easy to store under another bed, basement/attic or a large closet. The queen size comes in two halves, each which fold in half with clips holding the two pieces together. I don't know how hard the clips are to get off once they are on as I haven't tried.
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Absolutely, it folds into 2 separate cots,easily stored into a closet the width of the cot determines storage.....once again I highly recommend
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Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to me, but definitely not as easy as a rollaway if that's what you are looking for. Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to... » Read More Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to me, but definitely not as easy as a rollaway if that's what you are looking for. « Show Less
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There are no wheels, but it folds up. Depending on what size you get you could store it, but it's very hefty (I think each one weighs about 50 pounds- I ordered the Cali king size so there are two twins that connect together). It wouldn't fit in a closet. I hope this helps!
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No, I don't think so. It is solid as already mentioned. It is light and flexible so we roll it up and store it when not in use.
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yes. It comes in a wrapped black bag which you can close after each use. I also keep mine in a sealed plastic container, cheap walmart one/
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You can just roll it out to place it down and then roll it up to store it or move it.
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yes, it can easily be rolled up and stored as long as you do not glue it to the floor.
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Yes - you can roll mat and it does stay flat after unrolling - I store mine in box it came in
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It can be folded or perhaps more appropriately it could be rolled up and stored, it isn't rigid.
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No it doesn't store inside the accupoint roller. Not recommending the product as it doesn't hold the density. It flatten after several use
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No, you have to store it just like you see it in the picture. I use it to stack and store extra plates I keep for parties.
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Honestly, it's been on our bed since it was purchased, so I haven't tried to do this. That said, I see no reason why it couldn't be rolled up for storage. The foam hasn't deteriorated with nightly use; it's still very comfortable and pliant. I would expect that it would "relax" again, once it's unrolled. Good luck!
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I does better to lay it flat somewhere, but it will roll up and then lay flat again after you pull it out again. The edges will warp some with the rolling.
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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.
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They will not store in the machine. I just keep mine separate with the machine seal the end cut the length that I need fill and then vacuum and seal, this does not pose a problem for me the big rolls works great in the machine. The small roll that does fit in the storage area has to be removed to be used anyway. I do store the roll in the machine when it is used down far enough to fit. As far as fitting in to seal and vacuum it works very very well. The plastic is thick and a very good quality.
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It really depend on how good you are at rolling and folding. It's not the same but think of rolling up a sleeping bag tightly to fit back into it's bag. This unit came in a box that and was folded tightly to fit. I wasn't able to duplicate that but I was able to roll it up and put it away neatly in a storage cabinet with other camping gear. Hope that helps.
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Answer to the question. Unfortunetly it does not fold for storage you need to take it apart.
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Mine came rolled up in a bag. I store them that way, too -- rolled without the bag. Saves a ton of space and makes them easy to get out.
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It has a rubber seal. It would be airtight but it's not a super strong seal so it wouldn't be great for long term storage.