My Floor area is only 17' Long with a 3 " step up at the front. Can it be folded over or rolled at the front?
1575473
I suppose the mat could be rolled up to allow for the shorter length, but it would be quite difficult (my opinion) to fashion it around a step. This would be a tripping hazard due to the thickness of the mat.
1575474
I believe this to be easily done, I am not so sure it would totally meet your expectations. The Auto Floor Guard has raised edges to hold rain and snow/ice melt, folding could defeat that purpose. I believe there may be similar products that can be ordered in custom sizes that may better suit your situation.
1575475
It should be able to be rolled. Folding would create a crease on the edge that might leak. The biggest issue I would see is how to keep it from unrolling. You would most likely have to brace it. I do love this mat though. It holds a ton of water and keeps it off the floor. I've been very impressed as we've had a lot of snow and rain and street gunk. I just squeegee the water out. It's great!
1575476
It could be folded over, but it would be difficult to roll it and have it stay rolled because of the stiff foam edges.
1575477
I think you can roll the front but it's not ideal. Works well when laid flat.
1575478
The material is certainly flexible enough to roll. I don't think it'll take away its function since water will still be contained. However you'll need to find a way to "secure" the rolled portion so it'll stay put. Maybe get 2-3 bricks from your home improvement stores. Will cost you less than $2.
965798
Yes, it could be folded at the foot of the bed. It's not thick like a comforter at all.
338208
I wouldn't recommend it as it will scratch. Unless you put a rug or some felt under the legs and front. It does fold up though
1118478
No assembly other than wheels if you want it on wheels! Folded probably 3".
250737
Well ive never folded mine up but its abot 32in wide and maybe sixft tall. Hope that helps!!
590850
I would not fold under. If it is to wide let it hang over the side. I use in a semi truck bunk and it fits good.
497749
It will fold up but you'll use it more if you leave it set up for your height.
1420284
I don't think it is hard to fold or store, but I have hard wood floors so it slides easily. Once folded it is maybe around 8 inches to a foot in depth that it would occupy.
382015
I believe it would. The top is less than 3 " wide when flat and the legs are less than 3" thick. I have not folded it up since I got it though.
2102134
I agree with most of the answers here. I got it for my son, and I am happy with the purchase. It rolls up fine, but I don't think it's possible to fold it in half first. It won't work. But, it does fold up enough to get it out of the way like in a closet. Hope this helps
105133
Absolutely, it can be rolled-- you do not want to fold this for storage... I don't think you could "crease" it if you tried, but not worth taking the chance--! I roll mine around a rolling pin and secure it with rubber bands. It is completely floppy, there's no issue w/ flattening. You could probably roll it up pretty tightly, w/o a pin or dowel, but I figure some support is good for it, so it doesn't develop dents.
908602
It probably wouldn't fold at all. It's a bit of a firm mattress. It's not like a futon mattress at all.
1817668
Yes, you can roll it up in the back. However, make sure you don't have other bulky stuff; it takes up a lot of space.
1886751
It doesn't work completely unfolded so I don't think it will partially folded. It is all cloth and when you put your shoes in it and try to slide it, everything just clumps up and then all your good shoes are rubbing together. And the storage unit folds in on it's self.
864196
Yes. If you know to use it. If, for instance, you keep one side folded, and open(unfolded) the other side, then put the short side higher up the stairs, and the longer part lower on the stairway.
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Either thickness will work. I used 3/4" and it folds perfectly. Initially I wanted it to fold and store in the garage, but the casters are way too small to allow you to do that properly. Presently I am not folding it, and am using it as a utility trailer and store it outside. Other than the foolding problem it is very durable and handy. Just wish I would have bought it 20 years ago!
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It's pretty heavy and it came packaged rolled up. If you decide to return it it would be hard to put back in the box. Personally I wouldn't use it on the floor.