Does this unit have a bar across the top of it, so the unit will not fold bck on itself? Many of the port. sauna have this problem, the top collapse
1879406
The unit does not fold back on itself while you're in it, as it stands alone. However, it does easily fold up for storage.
1554535
Hello, it does not fold, but you can store it vertically. This means the unit stands up and stays up by itself. Its a great product, we are very satisfied with it.
2181959
It doesn't. The vertical bar is attached at the top of the unit and the bottom is free. However, it is stable enough. It allows you to slide the hand held shower head up or down so it can be used by someone unable to stand or someone who is short.
753099
Hi, Sorry for the delayed reply...What i can remember, The only thing you have to do is secure the top of the bar down. Hope that help.Thank you
2136416
The unit is comprized of three major components. The towel bar(1) and the suction ends(2). Each suction end has a hole in which the bar is sliped through.Once this is done there are two caps put on the bar so it will not slip back out again. It comes completely assembled. Can you take the ends off and shoreten the bar? Probably at your own risk, but i would not risk it. I been a great product for me.
1516651
I used a length of rebar. So yes. Don't let the unit get wet, though-that's my only complaint. Cover it with a pail or something similar.
1834236
I got my dad one for Christmas and it folds the opposite way but that faucet has to be removed if you wanna store it in a tight spot. Kind of a bother
1604736
It does have a gooseneck where you could fold it down but I don't believe you could totally fold it out of your way. It would be too tight of a bend. You can however, totally raise it up in a straight line out of the way-if you have the room.
551213
I was stuck on how to disassemble the rack for a couple of minutes also. I don't have it in front of me right now to give you a better explanation, but I remember pushing in the parts that fold. I think I just gave it a little wack like it was the inside of an elbow. Sorry I couldn't be more specific. Ill try and add to this later when I go home this weekend.
1303002
Mine works fine, but I did need to adjust the screws that tighten and loosen the mechanism that slides on the vertical rails. I have no issues with racking the bar or with play and tilting.
470559
It doesn't fold up. You can remove the stand (by sliding it off the handle), which will leave basically a hand mirror, which packs flat. The stand at that point is also fairly flat, so you can pack it on top.
292508
No a standard well not lay flat and you be able to close does. Nice little shelling unit but not super usable for storage. We user it as a coffee buffet.
1608674
If you mean the top and bottom curved "bars" they have a friction fit into the hose end and bottom body of the part of the unit. The bar with a moveable float fits on top, the other one obviously on the bottom. Upon initial assembly once the indent in the bar is lined up it requires a bit of force to snap it in place. If the tabs are broken on the bar it will never stay in place.
2281282
I began tinkering with my table and discovered another change you would have to make. There is a half moon notch on either side of the bottom shelf for the top brackets to pass through when folding. You would have to router out new notches in the edges of the bottom shelf to match the new positions of the brackets. If you don't fold, no worries. There always something.
729851
No, it doesn't. We've had ours quite awhile and it has lasted. The bottom bolts fall out often, need to put locktite on them (we use them at a child care center and move them from room to room)The other person put it folds up...There definitely is one that folds up, but the one I bought did not. I can't remember why I chose this one over the folding one, but there was something....again, ours goes through quite a bit of "abuse."
1744777
I would not suggest doing that since it is designed to be collapsible and is uneven due to the different sizes of the bar and the release button in the middle which will show up in your background and damage it. If you do not plan on collapsing it, you could get a piece of PVC pipe (Home Depot, Lowe's etc) to be used as sleeve over the bar.
1932682
Same here, but I think it has to do with the 'flapper" at the top. I think it gets somehow silted up and than it won't switch over. I will have to take mine apart and make sure that the shaft on which it pivots moves freely. Not the "worlds" best product......