Will this bench fold flat for storage under a bed? If so, what is the height?
1650008
easily pull the pin at the foot end and it collapses to a height of eleven inches.
1650009
I am 6' 3" and my tailbone sits right on top of the hinge when doing crunches with the backrest inclined. Scraped all the skin off me! Poor placement of the hinge and the seat is not long enough. I was too tall for this and returned it!
1650010
The bench does compress down, but not completely flat. The adjustable seat back folds down to the support bar and the leg-brace section folds under the stationary seat, but the whole bench only compresses down to less than 10.5 inches. It does not fold completely down like an ironing board does. It does fold down sufficiently enough to hug a wall (or stash in a corner).
828854
Depends on height you set it at. It does fold into a narrow position. It fits into a very tight area in my home and might slide under some beds altho mine have large frames to hold head and footboards.
1143860
It can collapse to about 4 inches. It should fit under your bed, but to be safe measure the space under your bed
2241110
yes, it has adjustment pull pins that does allow it to fold up to a height that should fit under a normal bed
2011699
It folds flat. Check out the pictures provided. I keep mine leaning against a wall in my bedroom when not in use. But, if I needed to put it completely out of site, it would easily slide under my bed or into a closet.
1060737
Its pretty flat when its collapsed. Maybe like 3-4 inches tall, tops. You can probably fold it in half without trying too hard.
1930929
Depends on the height of the bedframe. I store mine folded, in a closet. If you have a bed with at least 12-15 inches clear underneath, it may fit.
1910577
You would have to have a pretty tall bed for it to fit. Yes it folds but it doesn't end up being flat enough to fit under most beds....
941590
I don't think you'll be able to store it under this bed. The bottom of the frame measures just over 11" from the floor.
185813
Hi Sylvia, this bench does not fold. Taking the legs off would be too much hassle even though it is easy. Since I use dumbbells, a wheel, and a mat, this bench serves as a great place to keep those items under and out of the way.
989817
It folds very easily and quickly. The base stand folds in to it self and the shelves fold down. When it's "folded" it is about 8' in depth the width of the base and the height. It doesn't fold flat that I'm aware of but you likely slide it under the bed. I hope this helps.
1928474
It will accommodate a cot-sized fold out which goes flat like a bed but not a sitting chair unless it is a low beach style seat. It's not that tall.
2213877
Hi Tina - Do you know how high your trundle is when folded? I'll check to see if it will fit. Right now the under-bed storage is great! - Charlene
2077753
Yes, it folds fairly flat for storage. The folding arrangements work easily.As stated by another -yes it folds easy! (If placed against a wall when folded, nothing sticks out more than 6-1/8 inches, unless the little yellow clamping blocks are in place on the table, which adds about another inch.)
1930927
I have not done so. I have folded the bed since I received it and I do not think it would fit under mine.
993011
No. It does not fold up so you can stuff it under a bed or in a closet. It takes up a (apprx) 2.5' x 4.5'footprint of space.
776455
I would have to say that it will NOT fit under your bed, unless it sits very high off of the ground but I am not sure of the measurements. When storing you just lift the two side levers up and the legs close together to store but due to the weight of the body of the Ironman you will have difficulty in storing it under the bed. It does not lay flat at all as the body is set as a rotating piece. You could close it and lean it against the wall so that the part where your head lays leans against the wall to maintain it upright while folded. I always just left it open in a spare room or leaned against the wall in a hall closet. Easy enough to fold and move but with issues with my back I found it easier not to have to move it alot.