Can I fold it up and put under the bed? I don't have a lot of room in my home to leave equipment out.
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Hi Anita,yes the Gazelle Supreme does fold up. ALl you need to do is lift up the parts you step on (2 black steepers I guess I can call them) & fold up. When you lift up the 2 steps that you stand on make sure they lock onto the legs of the Gazelle & then fold it up.
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Folding not an option. I suppose you could remove the nuts and bolts and disassemble it for storage. I am using it in a spare room as a dressing bench.
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Well, as I stated in my review, that is the issue I have. It's not just a super quick fold-away. I number of pins need to be pushed in a then some of it needs to be disassembled, then reassembled for your workout. So, in my opinion, it's not something you'd want to be putting under a bed after every workout. It's best to find a place for it where it is always assembled...if that's possible for you. Love it like crazy otherwise!
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No, it's not foldable. You will have to store under a bed or something like that. It's bit of a pain to store so we just leave it out.
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Depends on the height of the bedframe. I store mine folded, in a closet. If you have a bed with at least 12-15 inches clear underneath, it may fit.
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It does not fold up. It requires adjusting with a wrench, so you should just plan on leaving it out all the time. I converted my office to a workout room and have this along with a few other select pieces of equipment.
338931
No, it's not gonna fit under a bed unless you disassemble it. It takes up a bit of room, but very versatile.
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It folds "relatively flat" but is still far too large to put under a bed unless maybe it was a king bed with 6" of clearance underneath - most beds are too low to store it underneath. However you can fold flat and lean it against a wall to get it out of the way.
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Yes, the frame can be folded but to fit under a bed you need to remove all the pads and change the angle of some of the stands. 5 min to fold, 5-10 to unfold and adjust.
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Yes leave them out if you want. I love mine ordering another one. I bought one st the store it's to big to fit under bed. No closet space here.
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No, I don't think that it could fit under a bed and it is not collapsible. There is a way to raise the height (although I am not sure why you would want to because it is already so tall). We keep ours in our garage and I pull it inside on laundry days. It is very sturdy and thus very heavy. It is almost too heavy for me to easily lift up the garage stairs into the house but I manage each week and know that I will never need to buy another one because this is so well built.
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yes, it does, but as another reader noted, it's not something that would go under a bed and it's still over 6 feet long. I do not fold mine up but when I have, it's easy to do.
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i have not folded it and put it away but I would imagine it would be very easy since there was absolutely nothing to putting it up in the first place. I have 2 twin beds and I had them both set up& ready to go in less than 5 min. I love these beds, they are sturdy, comfortable and there is room for storage totes underneath.
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There is very little clearance. I took a tape measure and it is roughly 4 inches so it would not be ideal for storage under the bed.
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No. It folds standing up. While it doesn't take up much room, it will not lay under your bed. Sorry.
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I would think you could fold it up. Only problem would be if the sleeper could shut with the additional space taken up from the mattress
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I suppose you could if you wanted too. Just would have to buy the right hardware. If you hinged it to the wall then you could still fold it up flat if needed. :)