The mat comes in a 36' pouch. I need to send it to another county but 36' shipments are expensive. Can you fold the pouch (to cut the length to 18')?
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While it does roll nicely (into the pouch), it would be a little awkward to fold, and might leave stress marks afterwards.
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The pouch has a mesh siding and is easy to fold/flatten. For shipping, I would recommend folding the mat and the pouch and shipping in a smaller, cheaper box. I have the 24' x 42' mat and could easily fold it in to a much smaller, easily packable form.
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The mat definitely can be cut to any size. As well as being folded. Tuck the bag into the folds with no prob. I got mine to fold to a 7x8x5. I have the 24X42 Mat.
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The mat is actually about 25 inches....I can't see you folding it smaller that. I would not suggest cutting the mat....I would suggest buying a smaller one if you can find one.
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Yes, if you fold it in a U shape, it should fit in a box that is 12" x 12" x 6". It will flatten out just fine afterward. I would not recommend storing it that however. -James
1071151
The mat actually folds out to 42'' but when rolled up, the dimensions are about 24x4x4'.Unless of course we are commenting on different models somehow lol
1689881
Yes, you could make it to fold, like say, packing it in a suitcase. You probably could roll it, too, to compact it.
1526761
I think it would become all frayed if you cut it. I folded it back over itself because I did not need the entire length.
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It has a cardboard piece in the bottom, which would get creased if you bent or folded it too much. The length would probably make it a no-go without folding it.
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Yes, i think you can just cut it with scissors. They also make a product called a Frogmat (very similar to this mat). if you can find it somewhere near you they sometimes sell it in a roll and can cut it to size.
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It comes with a large, folded sheet that you need to cut up. I don't know the size, but it's at least 3' long and probably as wide..
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See Sandra W.'s reply. Also, note that each roll is 16 ft, so you get 32 ft of product times 2 pouches each.
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I folded mine, and it worked great, but sorry I can't answer that question. It is a very good mat; and I recommend it. I have never tried to cut it so I just don't know.
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It would be pretty easy to trim the mat down with a box cutter. It is a really thick, squishy foam so no problem at all to trim.
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Ours came in a long narrow package approx. 6ft long (length of the mat) by about 9"x9" around. They simply rolled the mat, and it was in a "carry case" then boxed it.
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Haven't tried but I think it would work. I wouldn't fold it, for my mat it would be about the right size. I don't think it would slip. It's thin and grippy. And super absorbent. Great towel.
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It doesn't fold, just twists to be longer. It's about 24" when the extensions are up. Be careful when you are making it longer... go slow cause you could pull the bottom off. It's a great walking stick!
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You could use muslin by folding in half.But muslin itself comes in 10x10 by ft.Regards,kimoutlet
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This mat is not able to use with 36 across and 24 vertical since it is 18 across and 12 down. The quality is great and there is a mat that would suit your needs but it is about $49. It is the same mat, only bigger.
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The mat is 36 inches wide by 84 inches long. There are six perforated lines in the length, so there are seven sections. 84/7 = 12 inches. The mat folds to approximately 36 inches wide by 12 inches long.
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Hello-I'm not in a position to measure it exactly right now, but the mat can be unsnapped from the folds up like a blanket and can be reduced to more or less the size of an adult sweater. The arches are bendable, but not foldable and they are about 3.5 to 4 feet long? They can be bent to fit into the backseat or trunk of a car, but not folded into a mailing tube or anything smaller than the box the Gymini comes in.
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It only takes up 45" x 22" when in use. folded up it would be less than a foot by 22". It is possible to fold it but not as easy as the bigger treadmills. You would need to go through getting it level and adjusting the belt each time you unfold it and secure it in place. I've not owned a treadmill before so maybe that is standard practice anyway. I like that this treadmill is smaller than most and always on a slight incline. It's a good workout and doesn't take up much room. I'm glad I bought it but I choose not to fold it up.