Is the mat flexible - can it be rolled up for storage, etc.?
1281939
Mat is flexible, but not that flexible. It's flat though and only about 1/4 inch thick.
1281940
It is flexible, but to rigid to roll more than in half (folded like a U)... It ships in a flat box
1281941
It could probably roll safely into a 4-6" roll, but it isn't super flexible
1281942
it's fairly flexible but not really enough to roll up. I store mine in the box just slide it between my desk and the wall it's only about 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick.
143045
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.
956859
Hello Bonnie, the other people answered correctly. It rolls up like a rug and gets quite compact. The only problem I have is that it is a little stiff when rolled up, even more so than an excercise mat. So if you leave it rolled up too long it retains shape for a few days after unfolding.
1923027
It is flexible. You can roll it up pretty easily. It is a little curvy when it unrolls but it flattens out pretty quickly.
1411228
This mat was flat but it certainly can be folded up. My last one was much harder than this one and it started to crack...this one gives more but doesn't seem to crack!
635148
It shipped rolled up. You can fold it but it is stiff and will unfold unless you have something on top of it.
2234075
No it can roll but I like to keep mine flat so it doesn't curl on the ends.
107628
I just rolled it up and put it in my checked suitcase, it is a well put together mat and would not fold very well. It does roll up very well though so it is not very bulky.
1357234
yes, it can easily be rolled up and stored as long as you do not glue it to the floor.
744757
Yes. It is solid, but flexible to roll up. We have our eliptical bike on it and it works great on our carpet.
1959201
Hmm. Yes, it is flexible but it is intended to lay flat because of the wires which are inside the mat. Plus it probably wouldn't radiate enough heat. I don't think it will work for your intended use. I'd look at a new dog door. I had a door in my old house in PA so I understand what you want to fix although mine stayed flexible. Hope you can find a solution.
662075
I would think it is easy to roll up, but would not try to fold it. You might need something like a strap or cord to hold it in place once it is rolled.
1780372
I keep it unrolled, but I can't see why not. It is delivered rolled up in a box. Hope that helps!
927805
It is flexible. I do not roll mine. I fold it in half and lay it flat in a drawer. I think you would be able to roll it though depending on how much jewelry is in there. Hope that helps.
2254040
yes, it's very flexible. I think you could fold it up to a 3-ft by 3-ft square relatively easily. It would roll up easily too - fold in half, then roll.
2146906
it can roll up for storage; although not to a very small size. I have mine underneath my futon;probably about 3x3 and pretty thick. and yes it can be used for visiting kids. It has a nice cover and even straps that go around the couch or whatever you want to put it on. It isnt real thick for the floor but certainly better than nothing. Hope this help. I absolutely love mine. It is worth the money.
376028
It can be folded or perhaps more appropriately it could be rolled up and stored, it isn't rigid.