When not in use, can I swivel it away from the bed and fold the top down so that it is not taking up so much space next to the bed?
1095408
You can swivel it away from bed but don't think it folds down must go under mattress on bed not from floor up
1095409
Yes you can , but this tray is not stable enough to guarantee that the items on it will not slide off. It's pretty flimsy but it does help to hold things up for temporary use.
1095410
angela it swivels but u need 2 losen the knob..not smooth..plus slides around no rubber 4 stability..bad deal..hope that helped
1095411
Not sure, it was very flimsy so I never used and ended up donating to Goodwill. Unfortunately, I threw out the box before I put the pieces together. You get what you pay for...
1095412
It only swivels left and right (all the way around) not up and down. It does not fold down.
420716
I leave mine assembled, haven't tried to fold it up, but I think you only would have to remove one pin to fold it back to its original position.
55601
Probably. Though you probably can't leave it on the bed when it's folded up- too puffy.
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
1210550
No. It does not fold and even if you put it at the shortest setting, it will be too long.
1988752
Yes you can! But! Don't fold it up in the bed. Sharp creases are not good for it. Make sure you read the care and instructions. It works very well on our hide-a-bed in our fifth wheel. This is the second one we bought. The first one I left in the freezing cold during the winter when we stored our Rev. The previous comment about it being unstable I found to not be the case at all there is a circular bladder around the perimeter that prevents someone from rolling off of it. Its comfortable, you can control the firmness and should fit the bill!
673410
I have not tried to do that, although the instructions said it should be fairly "easy" to fold it up. Not convinced it's all that easy. Sorry I can't be of more help. Don't the instructions give any info?
1736123
I feel that it would be too large. It is the size of a twin bed. Folded up it would be too thick. The only thing you might do is use One section of it if you can sew, you could cut the cover and Separate a section and sew the end back up on the Cover.
1015801
Yes, you have to do a few different adjustments to get the bed folded correctly. It was a little tricky. It was not a fold-in-half and it's done type of bed. Hope this was helpful.
752558
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.
45476
I had not considered that, but it may fold back if you give it a try. The worst case scenario is you would just transport it the way you would a standard box spring. Even if it folds back, I don't think you'll be saving that much space.
1899294
No, it just folds down to the lower size. Kind of a pain. I thought it folded flat.
44818
Yes, the bed is very easy to store. If you have a bulky comforter on top, you may have to remove it first before folding the bed.
1283303
There are straps that hook under the bed. You just pull a pin out the the rail will fold down. I hope this helps
1230431
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
660528
No, I don't think you can, because of the way it folds up. Hard to explain, but I don't think it would work.
484330
Moving it is doable but clumsy. I would not look forward to moving it each time in order to use it. It would be better just folded up in the room of use.