Can this be folded or rolled up to store nightly? If so, how is this best done?
266507
When the mattress arrived, it was rolled up. Since then, we placed on a bed. So while we have not tried, if it was originally rolled up, it may be possible to do so again but definitely not easy.
266508
I don't believe it would fold or roll up easily. This is a memory foam type mattress that is at least 4" deep. Even if you did get it folded in half, it would take up a lot of room.
266509
It does not fold easily, the factory uses a machine to fold for shipping. For something you put away nightly I would get an aerobed, I have one that I slept on for 2 years, it's really comfy and super easy to store away in a small space. Hopefully this helps.
266510
once the bed is opened it doesn't roll back up after it expands. I don't think it's a good option if your planning to store it nightly.
264028
Yes, it can be rolled up for storage. I wouldn't have rolled my first mat up after I'd used it so much, I would have been afraid it would crack. My second one, which is not so used, is rolled up in its box right now, no problem.
716631
It is supposed to be foldable like the car window shades but I have never attempted to refold them....the big ones, no way. I just take out the side and top supports, lay it flat and stick it in the back of the shed.
493248
It is possible to fold and store, but it does take a little time. I put ours under my granddaughter's crib with the handle sticking out over the side
752558
No, it's not foldable. You will have to store under a bed or something like that. It's bit of a pain to store so we just leave it out.
1515272
It's cardboard so if it's outside any moisture, even dew, will be a problem. I think it could be folded over and over a lot. If you do use it outdoors, do it once the dew has evaporated and bring it in before dew begins to collect again in the evening.
1817669
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.
1125676
I guess it could be folded; however, it may bend if smashed into a bag. The plastic is pretty flimsy.
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.
1511368
No it's a rigid package and cannot be folded. The bar itself cannot be folded. The LEDs are inside of a hard plastic strip and them covered with a clear resin.
1360594
If you have room to store it, it can be rolled up. You would, of course, need to wrap something around it: bungee cords or straps to keep it rolled. Keep in mind that it's as wide as a twin sized mattress.
587008
I just keep it folded up. When I use it I put a sheet on the floor, and over the top.
329143
Storing flat will save you the most space. If you were to roll it, it would crack. It's very sturdy.
71911
This mattress is pretty firm and I don't think you'd get it rolled once it's unpacked. It's more like a traditional mattress. You could definitely fold it, but that would be it for storage. It IS high quality and I would definitely recommend it for comfort and durability and quality.
1226374
it probably could be rolled up but it would be bulky. I agree with jills comment you can't walk on it easily and you wont stay dry, it is like a super air mattress not sturdy as the picture tries to make you think
2276088
It folds in half and you buckle it up. You can roll it up for storage if it wasn't packed.
226116
You could fold it. I think it would be better to roll it. Might leave a permanent crease if you fold it. It does not come with a zipper pack. It is nice, but I don't believe it is quite 2"