I am looking to store away the bed like a murphy bed do the legs collapse in while the frame stays flat?
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The legs do collapse in. You can keep the two frames together with the clip joists(?) and fold the legs in. If you remove the clips, the frame folds down to the size of a large suitcase. I kept the original box that it came in so that when I move again, I can take it with me, so it's possible to restore it in the box.
77988
I haven't tried to store it but the legs should collapse if you take it down
77989
You can remove the two anchors in the middle of the two frame pieces and fold up each side of the frame for storage. You would have to remove the mattress and store it independent of the frame. The frame can't be disassembled with the mattress on it.
1899296
It does NOT fold up for storage. The top folds down, which might help if you have a height restriction, but the base does not fold at all.
1977062
I am not quite sure what you mean by flat but the table top does lay down flat but the legs do not. The legs need to be disassembled. I hope I have answered your question.
1158568
ALL legs fold against the bottom of the mattress frame which folds in half for storage. Legs also lock into place, both open and stored positions.
1417430
No it doesn't collapse at all. It is metal with vinyl coating. I keep mine out all year to use it for a fruit stand. But I also use it as a server for dinners and cupcakes for parties. It is very sturdy.
787652
It does store flat, and you can coil the hanging chain up inside the smaller basket. It's probably less than an inch thick when flattened. Beware that it is not really sturdy, though. Mine has dropped fruit all over my floor until I finally took it down.
700913
Yes I fold the legs in and put against the wall flat. It is very sturdy. I highly recommend . Hope this helps!
1753338
Yes the metal legs fold in for storage or travel. We have purchased 2 of these, one as a gift and love them!
700912
It can lay flat fairly easily (the two support struts can be rotated by loosening the clamps), which allows it to be stored flat against a wall (this is how I store it). However, it does not appear to fold into a more compact shape--for example, trying to store it in a closet or under a bed might require disassembly, based on my experience.
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Yes it does collapse and can easily be storedvunder a bed or even a smaller space.
805896
It does fold down but not as you would expect. It is heavy and would not store under the bed. I do like the table very much. I use it daily, but I keep it set up in a spare room.
1649967
Yes. It lifts off so it can be raised or lowered. Legs fold flat for easier storage.
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Yes! Since there's no breaks for it to fold, it's perfectly flat. No problem with the legs sitting evenly either.
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YES The legs DO fold flat for compact storage -- I like them so farTrueman Bryer
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no the legs remain stationary in the upright position as you see in the photo. Only the two side end tables fold up.
984763
It does collapse down for storage, but it takes a couple of minutes to dismantle. It lays fairly flat, since the side pieces curve slightly at the top and bottom. It also takes several minutes to reassemble, but when done correctly, it's very sturdy. The first time, I did it myself and it took about ten minutes. After that, it was quicker since I knew what I was doing. Just make sure all the pieces are facing the right way and then it's fairly easy.
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No, you'd have to disassemble the legs from the center to store it compactly. It's doable, but not something you'd do regularly.