shows closing for storage when folded is it easy to relocate to another room or outdoors? Bought for the grands for christmas,now thinking too big!
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Folds upwards thus minimizing how far out into the room it projects. I am happy with the easy procedure and resulting space gain
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I don't see how moving it or "folding" it would be less than a huge pain. But my grand kids LOVE IT.
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It is Really Big !! I have not tried to relocate it. It takes up a lot if room but mine is in a play room and don't plan on moving it. It is 85 lbs.
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We just got it for Christmas and have not tried to close it up yet. I am sorry we could not be more help. Hopefully it is easy to do, otherwise, we absolutely love it!
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it can be done with 2 adults but not easy. (it is wider than a standard door frame)
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It comes folded, so you would just do the reverse of how you put it up. However, it is not something I would put up and down everyday. We use it in the house during the winter and put it away for the summer.
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It is quite light and easy to move from one room to another room. I would not put it inside a toy box. It might damage it. We keep it on a coffee table or kids' table. We have also uninstalled and re-installed it back to move to another house and it worked great. But it is not that portable outside the house. If you are looking for one to take it on a trip, look into foldable ones.
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I leave mine up and use it like an extra room. Mine was up for months and held up to storms. It had a rip after a heavy ice storm, but that is my fault for not taking it down. Also, I never had it collapse like the cheaper models do.
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Honestly (and I apologize, I know this isn't going to be much help...) it's usually an experiment to figure it out. We lay it on its side (one door and about four panels touching the ground) and collapse the sides until we find one that naturally collapses. From there, it's kind of like folding a map--we'll fold a side in, and if it doesn't feel like it's collapsing naturally, we'll unfold and try another side. I know this sounds tedious, and I think it took us about 5 - 10 minutes the first time, but after you get it once or twice it just gets easier to fold. We can usually get it into the bag in about a minute. Good Luck---Happy Holidays!
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It does fold so it is feasible but it is awkward...Personally I wouldn't want to move it in and out all the time and I am not a small built person so I think it would depend on your stature and your dedication level :) I just left it in our apartment all the time and my son used it inside but we have a small covered patio that we could have used it on as well.
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It's not hard to fold. It takes strength or two people to lock. Easy to storeand move around. Rolls easy. Mostly it is super comfortable and my daughter is now going to buy one.
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I am just a consumer, and have not tried this, but I would guess that it would fold ok (it's pretty soft); although, I don't know how keeping it stored that way for extended period of time would would impact the quality. I guess you could do a good shake-out when you pull it back out. good idea though!
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It does not fold. I have it in my garage, so space is not an issue. Storage assumes that it isn't in use. I leave mine set up and ready, with a rubber mat under it.
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My Father leaves it on year round as he stores his snowblower in a corner of his garage. I think you could take it off and on relatively easily as the whole thing is held on by only a few bolts. I think it would be a little bulky to store that way though as I don't believe it would fold up.
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yes, you would hang the stuff where you want it, and then probably fold them over after. that would be the easiest method. however, you probably hang while it's folded too, if that makes sense.
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Yes, it folds up, however, storing it is a matter of personal taste. It does not really just move out of the way unless you strategically set it up to.
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If you can fold it neatly you can store it in a Rubbermaid box. However, if you don't have at least two people to put it away it's going to be pretty hard. I always have whoever is with me help me Before and after we use it. If you are leaving it inflated you might try hanging a couple of ropes in the garage and storing it on top of them. (Like makeshift rafters)
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It does fold for storage. It has a clip to keep it closed but I can't get it to stay clipped. It may be operator error.
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You can fold it, like it originally comes in the box. The two individual sides fold in half and the legs folds up, kinda like a picnic table with a hing in the middle. You would have to take a couple bolts out, which isn't a problem or difficult. I would say it folds to 3.5/4' L x 3' W x 6/10" D somewhere around there. But I like it...been using it for 6 months no problem!
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I usually leave mine opened, but you can certainly close it down. It takes up so little room when it is folded! We can use the riding mower under it even when it is open, though.
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Answer to the question. Unfortunetly it does not fold for storage you need to take it apart.