How thick is the pump when collapsed for packing?
1318011
Just a couple of inches....it takes up about the same amount of space in suitcase as a hardback novel.
2068871
Don't know how thick, but your not gonna bust it open with a claw hammer or an axe or anything. and it is not padded inside. I just cut out a piece of foam rubber and laid it in the bottom, does fine
443593
Close to 1/4" thick ... It works well ... without saying don't drop it ... it will crack but not shatter ...
1366002
Sadly, they are loose. Internal storage would be a great idea. The pump comes in a sturdy cardboard box. I am keeping everything in this box.
412954
I remeasured mine and it's 2 1/2 inches thick when closed. Very well made from what I can tell too.
1914339
Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit back into the box. I've only done it once so far but it did fit back into the box. Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit... » Read More Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit back into the box. I've only done it once so far but it did fit back into the box. « Show Less
1634521
It's about 1/16" thick. There are little nubs that stick out about 1/8. It is working well for me. It is somewhat flexible but seems to come back to flat.
918734
I don't think so it weighs to much. You could fold it up but with the pump it would take up a lot of room.
2109666
An inch. There is a tiny bit of flex in the pegs, so I haven't had any issues. I use it for bottles and pump parts - wish I had it months ago!
1445387
The panels come apart easily, and fold flat into sections of two panels. The entire thing, when collapsed, and folded flat, it about 8" thick.
606297
I don't know the exact thickness-but it is not flexible-should work fine-we were going to put a drain plug on this one-but the container itself ended up being too big.....
2025151
Basket is approximately 1 inch thick when foldedDimensions: 12.75 x 7.25 x 8.5 inches when extended
875322
The compressed disk is about 1 3/4 inch diameter and 1/4 inch thick. It's perfect for tucking into a small bag or pocket to carry along. When water is poured onto it, it expands to about 18 inches square. And despite its thin appearance is quite strong.
666774
Thick enough to be rigid/stiff. I don't know the actual mil on it. It's probably double to triple the thickness of your usual heavier duty, normal sewer hoses.
1355880
Fully inflated tube is approx 5.5-6 ft in diameter and about 13-14 in thick.
1831757
It is around 1/4" thick but is dense enough for the steps to rest on without penetrating. The feet of the steps rest on the pad and don't slip around . It is reliable for the purpose of protecting the pool bottom.
1868269
1/2 inch thick. Weighs about 3 1/2 pounds. I take when traveling. It has saved vacations with soft mattresses. I have a bad back. I'd buy again. It's just VERY hard cardboard so don't know that it would hold up real long with regular use.