Is this a foldable gig rack, or more of stationary rack
1702884
I haven't taken my guitars on the road all at once so I don't know about packing it for a gig,but the rack does fold easily for me to move it from one room to another.
1702885
It comes assembled in a box. Just unfold it and its good to go. Height and Length stay the same.
467620
you will have to purchase the rack moutable equipment to make it that way. it does not come to you as rack mountable.
102994
No, it is not foldable. It is small and compact. I don't have any problems with this item. It serves its purpose.
536172
The rack on the top has slots on one end which locks on the other end. It's very simple yet convenient since it folds the rack down completely.
795488
No not foldable. But you can take the "holding" bar off and then you can roll it to where you want to take it.
336533
Foldable. So far over 1000 miles of mostly dirty bike lanes and just got my first flat from a stainless wire.
1445386
Sort of. You can take two panels at a time and stake them securely at the sides. It doesn't fold flat like an accordion, but it does store and transport in this manner.
1226085
Carlos, this rack does not fold, however it is very basic on and off. I really enjoyed mine and was the only one able to handle our tandem (two Seat) bike. No problem as mine trveled the good old USA.
1154475
You can fold it but it takes up a lot of space. I just put it in my garage when I plan to use the 3rd row. Honestly it is worth the inconvenience....it is so easy to clean.
1282837
yes it is foldable. It is flimsy though, so be sure the feet are spread and sitting evenly on the ground. Once set up properly i have used it to cut large 10 inch pieces and the stand holds nicely.
1397131
I am really not sure if that would work because the rattan on the baskets comes all the way up and over the sides so they are completely covered and the files would not slide. If you are looking for them to be stationary, it would work.
1539480
I have both and yes. Same capacity, hole size, etc. Just foldable arms -- and I would avoid this one. The foldable arms seemed cool at first thought, but in practical application, they are sort of a pain. I much prefer the fixed arms. Just my opinion/experience.
556665
No trays. It is a sold gig rack with a ton of space. You screw in on the sides your amps, drive rack, etc. Ive had mine for about 8 months and it is still solid and I'm not carefull at all. Hope this answeres your question. The only problem I had is one wheel didnt line up right so i just screwed it into the base.
816779
I don't think it is portable. It takes about 15 minutes to put together. You need an Allen wrench to assemble and disassemble. It is a gorgeous hat rack. If you have the patience to take down and put up regularly. I love the rack.
2020892
It is totally rigid; does not fold up when not in use. If clothes are hanging on the rack, there is a only narrow path to enter the room.
217842
Not sure. My rack is wobbly. I wound up getting bungy cords and wrapping around unit to make it more stable. Not the most comforting feeling when youhave 3 keyboards sitting on an unstable frame.
431901
It doesn't fold up. You'd have to disassemble it. It's not too difficult to disassemble and re-assemble, but it's more of a pain than merely folding it up.Truthfully, I don't know that I'd use it to travel and gig with...especially when you have it setup at the higher levels. It's stable enough for home use for me at the higher levels, but I wouldn't trust drunks around it. I'd pay the extra cash for something for stable.