How easy is it to take apart, if I were to take this on the road with me? Is this floor made to be assembled just once or can it stand repetition?
1057335
It can be assembled or unassembled. I'm sure over time it will become a bit more loose.
1057336
The squares snap together and once you line them up, you can use your foot to 'pop' the tile in. But careful dropping it. It hurts like a leggo building block
2056037
I don't think it's so easy to take apart, which is good since you want this to be sturdy. It's not something that I would recommend - you're better off shipping unassembled, and then putting it together when it gets to it's destination.
118617
Yes it is super easy to take apart and put back together, folds totally flat and the pole in the center pops right out. It's a HUGE space saver and I can bring it anywhere we travel since it folds and weighs nothing!!
902082
I found it very easy to assemble (and did it on my own). I don't think it would be any trouble to disassemble, and reassemble if you kept the package instructions. This is a very study toy.
1591222
While it is easy to move, it is not readily collapsible. Once you assemble it, you probably want to leave it assembled and just move it around.
1471360
It is easy to assemble but you really need to read first the instruction as it is hard to disassemble it again. It happened to me on the first step and it was so hard for me to disentangle them. So read the instruction and make sure you understand it.
1907836
It comes unassembled, but it's really easy to assemble. Now it take about 2-3 men to carry it to wherever you will assemble it, & make sure you assemble it in a place where it can stay because once it's put together that's where it will stay. I assembled it myself and got my husband to hold a part every now a then so I wouldn't have to hold it by myself & screw it together.
2277086
it would be tough for a single person to set up. much easier with at least two people. however, i was able to take it apart by myself with two levels setup. i didn't have the 3rd level attached. yes it does come with the floor boards.
538024
Yes.... if you have kept everything -- it probably takes as much as it was to put together at first to take it apart. The posts are easy to take apart. Good luck on your moving!
889446
you can take apart the product and put it in an easy carrying bag. Then, when you want to use it again, it's easy to reassemble!!!
2137367
Since it snaps and screws together I would have to say that you probably wouldn't want to have to take it apart again but It's very light and can easily put on a trailer while still together to be moved! I had to move mine after I put it together and it work out for me.
618588
I did not actually assemble the bed, my husband and his friend did. That said, I would venture to guess that it wouldn't last through too many moves. While I am satisfied with its quality for our purposes (we use it as a child's bed and don't intend to move), I don't think it's a high enough quality that it would sustain multiple disassembly and reassembly. Hope this helps.
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.
712418
No, it can be easily moved. It comes apart in panels. I just moved and brought it with me.
687680
I've never had to take it apart. It was really easy to put together. I do recommend that you don't put the Allen screw that connects to the wood piece in to tight.
1226897
Haven't dissembled it yet, but it was a pain in the ass (requiring two people) to assemble. If it has to be dissembled, I would recommend taking apart as little as possible.
1671582
It comes in box and takes a little while to assemble. It doesn't really come apart to travel with.