How is the storage? Can you fold the bar or easily remove the bar for vertical storage, like in a garage?
2028992
We haven't tried to store it yet, since my granddaughter uses it most days. It really doesn't seem to take up too much floor space, though.
2028993
The bar doesn't fold. It can be unscrewed. The legs themselves would be a pain to get off because they painted the threads with thick blue paint. It was a tight fit screwing them on.
2028994
It doesn't not fold at all and the bar only comes off if you disassemble the whole piece. How this helps
583693
If you can fold it neatly you can store it in a Rubbermaid box. However, if you don't have at least two people to put it away it's going to be pretty hard. I always have whoever is with me help me Before and after we use it. If you are leaving it inflated you might try hanging a couple of ropes in the garage and storing it on top of them. (Like makeshift rafters)
951811
The supporting bars rotate 360 degrees . You can manually place them in the correct position and move them to fold up for easy storage.
2107550
The top bar folds down by removing a pin. Then the whole thing can be tipped towards your vehicle and pinned in place. We take our bikes camping and leave them at the campsite and just tip the rack up. You gotta remember it's there so you don't run into things! At home, it's so easy to remove and ire-nstall I just take it off every time we use it.
823407
Yes, the cab part folds flat and it is even pretty easy to remove the wheels and tow bar. We keep it flat (with wheels and tow bar attached) when we are not going for a ride, so that it doesn't take up so much room in the garage.
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.
835020
It was easy to assemble and I do not believe you would have to disassemble completely if you wanted to move it or store it flatly. We have not taken it apart, we use it regularly and it has held up well--even for a teen girls sleepover.
1663222
Yes, it can be folded for storage. It is made of some pretty thick plastic, so good luck getting it into the neat shape that you receive it in from the manufacturer, but it isn't difficult to fold and store.
365874
The base of the unit and the side bars are all one unit. The side bars are hinged, and come folded down flat. Simply put the wheels on the base (insert wheel stem into holes, and bolt on - twist on by hand, tighten if needed with wrench), and unfold the unit by bringing the side bars up vertical - pointing towards the ceiling. Pop the top (hanging) bar onto the now-vertical side bars. There is also a small bracket that fits on the base unit, so if you want to un-assemble, and slide under a bed for easy out-of-the-way storage, you simply pop the top off, fold down the side bars, and snap the top piece into the brackets, to keep the pieces all together. Then roll it under the bed. The base of the unit and the side bars are all one unit. The side bars are hinged, and come folded down flat. Simply put the wheels on the base (insert wheel stem into holes, and bolt on - twist on by hand, tighten if needed with wrench), and unfold the unit by bringing the side bars up vertical - pointing towards the ceiling. Pop the top (hanging) bar onto the now-vertical side bars. There is also a small bracket that fits on the base unit, so if you want to un-assemble, and slide under a bed for easy out-of-the-way storage, you simply pop the top off, fold down the side bars,... » Read More The base of the unit and the side bars are all one unit. The side bars are hinged, and come folded down flat. Simply put the wheels on the base (insert wheel stem into holes, and bolt on - twist on by hand, tighten if needed with wrench), and unfold the unit by bringing the side bars up vertical - pointing towards the ceiling. Pop the top (hanging) bar onto the now-vertical side bars. There is also a small bracket that fits on the base unit, so if you want to un-assemble, and slide under a bed for easy out-of-the-way storage, you simply pop the top off, fold down the side bars, and snap the top piece into the brackets, to keep the pieces all together. Then roll it under the bed. « Show Less
945121
The rack can definitely be taken apart and stored, but you'll need to find another box. The one it came in is too flimsy. I just tied the pieces together with wire and stored it as-is in ten my attic. I did keep the base put together
999101
It does fold quite easily but it's not something we do often - only when cleaning. I'm not sure how reliable the folding mechanism is for continued folded storage. It is a wonderful treadmill that we have had for about three years. Good luck!
1366787
It's fairly easy to take apart but doesn't have an automatic collapsible feature. You remove the horizontal bar then pull out the two vertical posts. None of these are held together with bolts or screws--all the hardware + assembly is in the orange Z frame, which stores flat and could simply be rolled under a bed. However, the whole thing is humongous, so get out a tape measure and make sure you know how big it is. Hope that helps!
265598
It's not very easy to break down or at least it will not be very small. The bases on the legs come off easily (without tools) but the tops of the legs remain attached to the bar making it awkward to store. The tops of the legs are approx. 3 ft long each and you would need an allen wrench to remove them from the bar.
2226149
Yes. The bar just slides into a bracket on 2 of the legs and is held in place with thumb screws. You can take the bar off and fold the trampoline in half for storage.
805892
Does it fold up? yes it does, but it's misleading...for one thing they never said it weighed 60 something pounds...where can you easily store it? against the wall..takes up to much space...it's a workout just folding it up and moving it around. I just leave mine in the garage without folding it up..I think they should take out of there add the part that says folds up easy
1806498
Honestly, I think the others are being too generous, I read these answers before buying and now that I have it see that to even if you fold the legs together you still have to remove the foot holder part to really store it, since it is prevented from going to 180 degrees by the front brace you see in the picture. Better than nothing, but to answer the question I would say no it is not that easy to fold and store.
823326
I have ours in the loft and store it vertically when not in use, so I think storing it in a closet would be doable.