When it's not in use can you essentially fold this up under a cabinet so it is flat and hidden?
1103630
The way the arm articulates and the head is attached, it won't fold flat, it's probably going to stick below the cabinet a couple of inches.
1103631
Yes, i have mine mounted under my cabinets and it hides away very well. I have a small lip on my cabinets so maybe hides it a bit more than a flush cabinet will.
1103632
You can essentially fold it up into itself at the base. You would have to put the base in a cabinet but it would work.
1103633
It is possible to fold up and out of the way but parts will still stick down about 2". Due to the angle it is hardly noticeable
1103634
I don't. I suppose you can, but you'd have to adjust the knobs each time you want to move it, which might affect the life of the product.
1103635
Mine is mounted to a wall and the hinges do not allow it to be flat. Wherever you put it you will want to leave it there as for decorations because you can't really move it.
482463
Yes, you can fold it so that it lays flat. But,it's not that soft, you can't scrunch it up.
1939147
It will not fold up completely flat as far as being able to go under a bed if that is what you wanting to do
223457
In theory, this may work to mount the wall assembly above the cabinet. It will fold down across a cabinet mounted below the wall mount. My concern is that the board would be too high, unless the cabinet was very short. You may loose the back half of the board for ironing because it is over the cabinet.
76579
Yeah, you can fold the legs under the table. It is tight-fitting and when you fold it already, I look like a flat
1663222
Yes, it can be folded for storage. It is made of some pretty thick plastic, so good luck getting it into the neat shape that you receive it in from the manufacturer, but it isn't difficult to fold and store.
1830279
Yes, it folds and is able to be stored in a small space. I have it on the shelf next to my cookbooks.
1848987
I don't think it is possible to fold flat enough to fit under a bed. If so, it would take too long to fold down cymbals, drums, etc to do so.
281261
I keep mine in a bedroom now used as an office. It folds up against the wall when not in use. MATBOX228@AOL.COM
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.
1543111
It does not fold flat. The hinges allow for mobility but if you need to store it you may need to take it apart. For temporary storage you can make the span open less and stand it up somewhere.
2111240
You would have to take it apart to fold it flat (2 screws). Might be worth it, my babies love it!
613984
Surprisingly enough, it does look like you 'could' use it folded. Since it doesn't fold in the middle, if you push too hard on the cutting end, it gets tippy/wobbly because that portion remains unsupported by the folded portion. But,...but as long as you hold it down securely on the other side, even folded, it does sit flat and level. So, yes, it 'can' be done, but probably not ideal for heavy use.
853910
No, it won't fold up under that shallow a cabinet regardless of TV size. My rough estimate is that it would take a 16" or 17" cabinet to fold up.
2103340
Sure. I don't think it'll get really thin--there are a lot of layers of insulation--but you could crease the bottom lengthwise to fold it up.
1812186
You can fold it but if you do the leg extension will hit the floor so it must be removed. Even if you fold it: It's not so light and unless you have a big walk-in closet, where will you store it. I found that if it's always up you will use it daily with all the benefits. I use before bed for 5-10 minutes.
1689881
Yes, you could make it to fold, like say, packing it in a suitcase. You probably could roll it, too, to compact it.