do these frames fold up? i want to use it as an extra bed but need to fold it up out of the way when we're done using it.
645928
Yes it does. It came folded up in a box and I could carry up the steps by myself.
828854
Depends on height you set it at. It does fold into a narrow position. It fits into a very tight area in my home and might slide under some beds altho mine have large frames to hold head and footboards.
237640
No they do not come apart. Because of the frame design they are designed to stay stationary and attached. I would recommend a single model that can collapse if you are wanting to be able to transport laundry more easily. Good Luck.
1638100
they just kinda fold up...there is a crease that you fold it along. I've had trouble getting it to stay up though. Not sure how to make that work well
645452
They do not fold down. They are also relatively flimsy. I would not put anything heavy on them.
463887
C. Bliss,No, they don't fold up; instead you can turn them to face parallel to the upper barre allowing for standing or flat storage. It isn't the most convenient design, but it works well if you have a bed to store it underneath.
2051455
Mine came folded up like any other cloth would be. So its up to you if you want to build some type of frame. I just hung mine up with nails.
1263812
No! At least, I was unable to accomplish folding it. In my case this was not a big deal as my intention was to keep the futon base in an open, "bed" position, but if you plan on folding up the futon, good luck...and let ME know how you did it
2278342
No it does not fold up, could be taken apart again if you needed to. Very nice table tho, nice and sturdy. Am very pleased.
1836468
The table does not fold down. It swivels 360 degrees so, if you have either the width or depth of the table next to your bed, you swivel it so that it is not over the bed. I use it in this position - it's like a nightstand next to the bed. You could also use the twisting lock to unlock the table and its part of the post and remove just that, but that's kind of clunky, and you might trip over it on the floor.
1945039
Karen.. unfortunately that is the only disadvantage that I found with this machine.. while it does fold up you must remove the foot assembly in order to fit under your average bed or in an average size closet .. to answer what I can only assume would be your next question is it does require tools to remove that assembly.. I hope this helps you make a decision..
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No you can not fold it up. Once assembled the frame is rigid. You would have to take th cushion off and undo the frame; big hassle. It is pretty sturdy as long as you're just sitting on it an not trying to rock back on it. My 7 yr old hasn't broken it yet though so that's got to say something.
1937912
The frame is in two pieces, each the size of a twin bed. But they fold flat so you should be able to get up the stairs fine. Our mattress arrived folded like a taco and wrapped in plastic instead of the box other people reported. But it manuvered very easily through the narrow hall and tight corner we needed to make, as it is foam and folds easily. Great mattress and easy to move. Shouldn't be a problem for you.
807782
I have the same bed and I don't use a frame. Its pretty high off the ground. Its not necessary to me but its your opinion what u like
570282
No, the mattress is pretty thick and very firm. Not meant to be folded. But boy is that mattress awesome!
1282840
It does fold up; I would not want to transport it on a regular basis, but it can be put up out of the way.
1570256
If the mattress has springs and it is not a futon matress the mattress will not fold. The mattress that is featured with the futon frame is a firm comfortable mattress that is high quality.