Does it collapse for storage? If so, what are its dimensions when collapsed?
225050
No it, doesmt. Will always be upright. Only the handle slides down similar to luggage.
225051
No this is a nice cooler but it does not collapse, the handle slides down and that is it.
225052
No, there is a hard plastic insert/liner. In addition thd handle and bottom are attached in an L shape.
225053
Technically it does not collapse because the liner is a hard plastic removable liner. I guess if you pulled the insert/liner out it could collapse flat, but we just store it as is.
225054
No the cooler does not collapse. It has a hard removeable liner inside. But it does not fold up.
1450180
Yes, it collapses inward to flat(ish) - wheel to wheel. It is currently folded and tucked into my daughter's toy basket.
454955
You can collapse it for flat storage, but it will retain the circumference size because there is a plastic insert that keeps the basket opened for easy access when loading garden trash.
1163008
Not by much..it'll collapse to maybe 5 feet and that's it. It can store behind a couch when company comes over.
1078806
Hello!!, I would say, although it is built very well and is quite sturdy, it would depend on the weight of your unit, I wouldn't want to find out that after a little while it collapses. I wouldn't.
2103279
I agree with the first reviewer - it will not collapse. I have mine stored on a shelf and it easily keeps it shape.
1352708
Jeanie, this is an incredible little unit that collapses very easily.....and holds its shape when erect.... I am very satisfied with it. Bob
2077752
Yes, it folds fairly flat for storage. The folding arrangements work easily. If placed against a wall when folded, nothing sticks out more than 6-1/8 inches, unless the little yellow clamping blocks are in place on the table, which adds about another inch.
1722058
It does not fold up. Once assembled, it is 34" long (at longest point), 20" wide (at widest point), and 60" high (at tallest point).
29096
It collapses into a more or less flat rectangle. I was able to barely get it into an attic through an opening in the ceiling (by putting it through diagonally), but it was a very tight fit. It doesn't seem like it would come apart very easily.
1163009
It will collapse to about 28" or so for storage...4 overlapping panels that slide over one another. Main con is the need for screw eyes in the door openings, or some other arrangement to hold the gate in an upright position when in used. My puppies don't generally press it, so I have mine mounted on plywood panels about 6" by the height of the gate and it is free standing the way I use it.
342140
No. It does not collapse and it does stick out from the bed a good 24 inches. Otherwise, it's a very sturdy set if stairs. My GSP has not ventured to use them yet, but my terrier and my toddler use them daily.
303991
No it doesn't collapse and very easy to assemble. I only recommend this for light cycling nothing too rigorous. Not crazy about it
386332
Yes, it does fold down for storage. I had a hard time with mine because one of the "buttons/joints" does not come apart as easily as the others. Otherwise, it is pretty quick and easy to put up and take down. You can easily take it down and slide it behind a couch or something.
1101169
If all you had in it was the laptop, then yes, it collapses really well. If you hav a lot of other items other than the laptop, I don't think it will do well as it expands really well.
1263967
It only folds to about 90 degrees (an "L" shape). That may be enough to allow it to fit in some places, e.g. a car, but it can't be folded for storage in the usual sense. Also note that if you stand it on end for storage, you have to be careful that it doesn't start to fold and stick out or fall over.
575262
Not really. I don't think it was designed to collapse but, it could be folded down a little.