I want something I can store after use , does it store like a rollaway ?
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It folds down into a manageable size that will fit into a larger closet. The clips take a little wiggling to get off the frame, but it isn't impossible (or even finger-wrenching) to do. We've already taken it apart to store it while painting the master bedroom and had no trouble with disassembling the unit or finding a good space to keep it in.
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It doesn't store exactly like a rollaway, but I do think it would be easy to store under another bed, basement/attic or a large closet. The queen size comes in two halves, each which fold in half with clips holding the two pieces together. I don't know how hard the clips are to get off once they are on as I haven't tried.
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Absolutely, it folds into 2 separate cots,easily stored into a closet the width of the cot determines storage.....once again I highly recommend
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Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to me, but definitely not as easy as a rollaway if that's what you are looking for. Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to... » Read More Nope, it doesn't. A rollaway would be much easier to fold and store. I have to release each set of legs individually (4 sets altogether for the full size) then fold up each side toward the center. At that point it slides fairly easily across my carpeted room, but it is quite bulky and heavy. I have kept the two frames together with bungee cords when I fold it up. The hard rubber clips that they give you come off quite easily after you've broken them in. It's not hard to store, in general, but I wouldn't recommend trying to do so on a daily basis or anything....like I am. It's worth it to me, but definitely not as easy as a rollaway if that's what you are looking for. « Show Less
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There are no wheels, but it folds up. Depending on what size you get you could store it, but it's very hefty (I think each one weighs about 50 pounds- I ordered the Cali king size so there are two twins that connect together). It wouldn't fit in a closet. I hope this helps!
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Yes, it has Velcro so you can roll it up for storage, but it can make it uncomfortable as well. I hope this helps.
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Yes you can roll it up but you problem would have to put it in a standard size trash bag or something like that to keep it from unrolling
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I just received one a couple weeks ago, love it btw. It comes rolled up in a vacuum sealed plastic bag inside a card board box. I don't see any reason why you can't leave it packaged for as long as you need.
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No, you have to store it just like you see it in the picture. I use it to stack and store extra plates I keep for parties.
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Mine came rolled up in a bag. I store them that way, too -- rolled without the bag. Saves a ton of space and makes them easy to get out.
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I have a topper that stays on the bed all the time, but I believe after using it, it could be rolled for storage, but would be bulky and you would have to bind or box the roll or it would not stay rolled up.
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I just wash mine in the dishwasher and let it air dry then fold it flat to store I do not roll it up. I had another Vapur by Eddie Bauer and it popped a leak at the top similar to yours.
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Yes, takes very little space. I took it out of the bag and just laid it flat on the bottom of my suitcase..., but would not take up much space if you left it rolled up either.
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Well it comes rolled up when you receive it so it doesn't like to lay flat at first. The material it's made out of is like a plastic/rubber
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Yes it can be rolled up for easy storage and the ball return comes apart like the old hot wheels tracks. This thing works great!
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I keep the plastic insert that comes with the board and reroll it onto that each time. If I don't the roll may get smashed Causing folds to form in the mat. Then I'd never get it to lay flat again.
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It comes folded so it naturally goes back into a fold, but I believe you could roll it if you wanted.
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I have downsize to a micro living space and I'm looking for something I can roll up during the day... not put in a container per se...but roll up and put on a shelf ... do you think it can withstand the roll and unroll?
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It folds in half and you buckle it up. You can roll it up for storage if it wasn't packed.
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I store it in its (flimsy) poly bag and its box, using the foam corner inserts, using some elastic bands to keep it closed. A padded ripstop bag will last longer and be more compact, but I haven't seen one. OTOH, i haven't really looked very hard.
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Yes, it can be rolled, seemingly a tight as you can roll it if you had something to hold it in place. I haven't had it rolled super tight, but it lays flat immediately after being pulled out.