I'm going to be moving soon. If I take this apart for my move after using it for a few months, can I put it back together, or will it be ruined?
907144
Easily can put it back together. Upon initial assembly, you will screw in 4 metal plates into the bottom of the table (pre-drilled holes make it easy). Each leg then screws into each metal plate. Simply take unscrew the legs off, and you're good to go. Hope that was easy to understand.
907145
It can be taken apart and put back together as many times as you want. All you need is a large screw driver.
907146
The stuff of which this table is made is similar to cardboard, and the table is sort of hollow inside. I personally wouldn't expect it to survive well.
907147
Easily can put it back together. Upon initial assembly, you will screw in 4 metal plates into the bottom of the table (pre-drilled holes make it easy). Each leg then screws into each metal plate. Simply take unscrew the legs off, and you're good to go.Hope that was easy to understand.
477097
I think it is screwed in. We haven't taken it down, but I don't think it would be that big a deal to move it. Wouldn't want to move it often. We have it in the basement with other gym equipment. Love it!
1591217
I would say it's not terribly portable. It is rather lightweight, but tall and bulky. I certainly would not want to take it apart and re-assemble it. Putting it together was not fun and I would not want to deal with that over and over.
1919207
Not easily, although it arrives disassembled so I guess you could take it apart again. It's small so I was able to put it all in a closet when not in use
2071929
I got mine a few months ago, and I think it could last 10-20 years depending on how it's used. It shouldn't be moved around because the bottom is not that sturdy for carrying weight, but is fine when it rests on the floor. Also, don't put wet clothes in it because it could stain the material. I really love mine, and think it will hold up well.
1993913
It cannot be removed by rolling it out. It needs to be disassembled to remove it (if someone has already assembled it in). I can see why you would want to do it..if you are tall or like sitting on a higher chair, there isn't too much knee room under there if the rolling part is assembled in.
712417
We have not moved ours yet but I would assume it would come apart as easily as it went together. You don't nail anything together it has buckles that hold it together.
1995497
I haven't had to move mine, but I would probably have to say no. I've accepted the fact that I'll have to buy a new one it if I ever move. Thankfully, it's so affordable! I'm not 100% sure though, I'd ask the vendor.
867119
I haven't tried moving it myself but I would say no you wouldn't be able to reuse it unless you get a new sticky pad for the mount.
431118
Yes! You would have to take it apart (It would cpme apart by itself the momoent you start lifting). But it's easy to put back together, and it won't stretch out of shape (if you're careful). I suggest uou look at the original photo if you want a map of how to make it look like it. I could never figure it out, so I (we) still make our own funky designs :).
1806434
No!!!! All parts are fixed, are not mobile, or at least not move easily, you have to disassemble to move them
2260337
Good luck! I assume you mean after it's assembled, right? I couldn't figure it out. We worked and worked with it. I was afraid to break it. I love the mobile and the little animals are adorable, but it must snap back out. I understand your trepidation; you don't want to break it.
2210385
Not really. If you are moving or something, you could take it apart then put it back together if needed. It wouldnt work so easily if you're looking to routinely take this along in the car to the laundromat. It has several pieces dismantled and many screws. It's great for wheeling down the hall to the laundry room.
1084537
I would say no. Ours didn't make it but a few months and it was with regular use. We moved it once and the legs buckled.
1825413
No, it is not portable or storable. Once it is together it would have to be taken apart to move.
633738
Yes; it may seem a bit shaky during assembly, but once everything is tightened it's pretty rigid. It can be picked up one-handed and will stay in shape, there was no noticeable movement loading it up, and it's stayed solid for several months now. You'd really have to go beyond its intended use to see it become shaky.
595245
I don't think it's meant to come all the way back apart. There are the buttons on the long rails that you can push in to reduce the length though. That said the gait part of ours tends to twist out of it's slots fairly easily when we're taking it off the bed.