when folding into a bed from sitting position, do you have to pull it away from the wall?
2033957
Yes you have to move the frame away for the wall--far enough to be able to unfold the back of the frame so it lays flat.
2033958
Not by much , the bed in supported very close to the rear legs. My guess without measuring is about 6 -12 inches.
1215374
No. It does fold up with quick release pins, but it still is 8 or 9 inches tall folded. Might not fit, under all but the tallest beds.
974967
No, it stays in the fully set-up configuration, so we just store it against the wall in our kitchen when not using it. Its so well made and more attractive than other high chairs, it blends nicely in the kitchen instead of being an eye sore.
681604
No. Needs to be pulled away from wall about 8 inches to lay out pretty flat.
1341877
Yes, it folds, but when you flatten it there's a small imprint where it was folded. For us, it's primarily in the couch position...
2076625
The legs fold over so no need to take them off.. You need to stand over ithe mat and fold it, not the easiest but better once you get the hang of it, you could hide it under a bed or in a walk in closet :)
1836468
The table does not fold down. It swivels 360 degrees so, if you have either the width or depth of the table next to your bed, you swivel it so that it is not over the bed. I use it in this position - it's like a nightstand next to the bed. You could also use the twisting lock to unlock the table and its part of the post and remove just that, but that's kind of clunky, and you might trip over it on the floor.
1373720
Pull the legs off if you want it smaller, but I keep it in a place where I don't need to move it-- it's very lightweight.
1850742
no once it is assembled it requires disassembly for folding. I don't recommend doing that either.
1651431
Yes, no need to remove the rod from the wall on either end... this has a slit that runs the entire length of the cover.
693281
Yes. You remove the basket before folding. It folds and unfolds with complete ease.
1240527
NO - it's one position, quite comfortable. It does fold up- not flat but less space. It could be hung on a wall.
2201651
Once you get the end pieces in it is pretty much stationery. However you could pop the ends out and fold it back up. If you are looking for the type of bed that folds in two and sits neatly in a corner then this would not work. But as I said it you can pop the ends off and fold it somewhat.
1389561
I don't have mine attached to the wall . But is very easy to fold up and very sturdy when out.
1812187
The table can easily be folded up by pressing both base/legs together, then leaned against a wall or stored in a closet/room. The table is too bulky to store under our bed, but may fit underneath a bed with higher clearance. We also found it more convenient for everyday use to leave it unfolded, as it's in our basement/workout area.
1899294
No, it just folds down to the lower size. Kind of a pain. I thought it folded flat.
1885429
Yes. You have to take the matress out, but then it folds up pretty small!!! I would recommend this to anyone! We purchased pack n plays, cradles etc...but this is the best investment we have made as far as purchases for our grandchildren to use at our house. My grandson even sleeps in it better than his regular crib at home. Very roomy and will hold them well till they are too old to be in a crib. My daughter wishes she had bought one for her house instead if a regular crib! I would say a thousand times...buy this crib! You won't regret it! Look forward to it lasting through many more grandbabies.