Is it easy to store when not used? Can I just lean the 2 halves against the wall?
580401
These are heavy but excellent quality boards. Adults can easily lean the two halves against the wall - I usually put them behind some heavy furniture so that they don't slide down accidentally.
378876
Yes the Concept2 can be separated in two pieces with no tools needed, and they can easely be stored vertically or horizontally...
49686
The only way I can see that it can break down is by taking the corners off. But if you don't mind disassembling it, that would allow you to store it mostly flat.
504554
I'm not sure you would want to do that without hinging the top pieces to the wall. They're very sturdy but I wouldn't stack anything on top of them without hardware especially if kids will be around. I think it would be very dangerous without bracketing The top piece to the wall and to the base unit
798343
If you don't want shelves, simply don't put them in. This unit is sturdy enough it does not use the shelves to stabilize it. You can also order extra shelves. But you cannot order it without the shelves. If you have shelves you are not using, I would be interested in buying them - if I haven;t ordered them online yet. But you could also sell them on eBay. Just be sure to name it correctly so people searching will find it.
1786255
I'd place them vertically, that way you have easy access to whatever it is your spliting up
1200643
I'm not really sure how easy it would be to store. It came wrapped/compressed in a cardboard box. I'd guess you could fold it & put it in some type of container.
1690850
Not really. It involves screws and nuts to connect the larger sections, so it would be lots of work to take apart/put back together. It isn't really that big, so it should store in a smallish space, maybe on a wall with one of those big hooks.
156967
Actually You can seperate them after looking at it. There are holes that are in the 2x2 corner that will be exposed but it should be structurally sound.
924302
I have not been able to collapse it for storage. I'm sure you could take it apart and store it similar to the way it's shipped, but you would only want to do that after your child has outgrown it (if you're saving it for a future child). Mine is currently sitting in the closet as shown.
2015924
No, you'd have to disassemble the legs from the center to store it compactly. It's doable, but not something you'd do regularly.
1165047
Its not sturdy if you need to hang a lot of stuff on it. Once you put it together its not easy to store unless you have a huge closet. The box it came in isn't very big and can stand in the corner, of course you'll be assembling and disassembling when you need it. One of mines is still in the box..going to try to sell it in a garage sale soon.
798826
It can be stored upright if it is supported on both sides otherwise it will bend
2176743
Yes. Lean it slightly toward the wall and it should be fine. Be careful with children around however. I store mine against the wall between a dresser and a desk so it is safe from falling over. it could also be stored under a bed as it folds up rather flat.
1152344
You can put the back against a wall. The vents are at the top and sides. It is compact and not heavy in my opinion.
7039
No. Well, not unless you are hand with a wrench. However, the tilting "table" portion does separate easily from the "A-frame" base by simply lifting it up and out. Since that part is flat, you can store it away. Besides that, 2 + 2 equals four just about everywhere.
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It will be extra material but you could easy cut it down or just fold in half and double it up. It's really nice. I don't use anything underneath it and a few people commented how nice it was. I used the metal clips to hold it down. And keep it rolled like it comes when storing.