how to fold up and store rack
1067407
I looked at picture on the box and figured it out that way. I use a sofe piece of material under each side of the part that rests on the trunk to prevent scratching the car. Rather simple I think.
1192235
To collapse the rack you do need to take it back apart -- but it's very easy to do with the push buttons on the bars. You can do this easily with only one person.
989815
The legs fold in and the racks lay down flat easily. It is very lightweight also.
1346460
It is very easy to fold and store and then take out and set up. Total time to do either is less than 2 minutes. Just remove the pole prior to folding up.
1226086
No, it does not fold up. And the only other thing you have to watch for is the spread between tires. My bike is a 27", my wife's is a 24" the rack is set for one or the other length. It's not bad, it's just that one of the bikes doesn't fit all the way into the bars. But we have taken our bikes on long trips and have never had ( knock on wood) a problem or incident. As far as removing it? That really wouldn't be a good option. The rack would need to be almost completely disassembled to be removed. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1386547
A metal hinge opens up so that the rack leans against another piece of wood that folds down and packs flat. It's a little bit like a picture frame.
621309
The metal bars click in place. There is plastic sleeve over the connections. When you want to fold it flat you push a button on the sleeve and it releases the connections of the metal bars.
1775518
Legs do not fold, they can be pulled off. You need to remove the stabilizer bar if you want to store it flat.
1548912
Yes, it folds up, however, storing it is a matter of personal taste. It does not really just move out of the way unless you strategically set it up to.
385330
You pop the extensions out of the legs and then fold the legs in. The extensions have brackets to store them inside the table too. It all folds into a neat package about the size of a large suitcase. I love mine:)
701582
I just pull the sides down. The metal wings fold up and slide over each other in the storage position.
485820
There was a paper that came with mine. You have the back and two sides. With the back there are hooked rods holding the sides on. The hook has an open end, have the open end part of the hook facing away from you bring the sides in making a box with only three sides, then put the bottom rack on first then the middle then the top. Should be done now the little rods that come with it are dividers for the canned goods. the hook goes over each section of racks. 2 dividers to each rack. Good Luck!
156004
The crate unfolds and you pull the sides up and snap the connectors together at the top. To fold down undo the connectors and fold one end into the other. If all else fails, follow the enclosed directions :)
918934
pull on the top level and it will collapse down like other racks, keep in mind the rack is heavier and more sturdy than most.
521393
yes, you would hang the stuff where you want it, and then probably fold them over after. that would be the easiest method. however, you probably hang while it's folded too, if that makes sense.
1493413
can someone provide instructions as to how to fit all the parts in the container for storage?
1145590
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.