The question is: Can this copper sheeting be folded like an accordion fold?
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If you score it first you should not have a problem. That is what I did when I put it on the roofs of a dollhouse my husband and I were building.
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If I try folding mine further than a 90-degree angle, it forcefully will spring back to be as extended as possible. It would only stay folded in half if sewn or restrained to be like that, or held down with enough constant weight.
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Stacking them is the only way , there is NO way to fold-um . The ones that fold up are great but if you are not very carefully you can get a very bad pench ant and you could even cut a finger off. Stick with the 2x4basics and you cant go wrong. C.G.R.
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Yes. I just have it folded over and it stays pretty much all the way down (just fold and crease along the seam) but it also has an adhesive strip that you can use/reuse to seal it down
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Yes, I imagine you could cut it, but you'd lose the binding at the edge you cut. It looks very nice and finished the way it comes, and I'm not sure if it would fray without that. I wonder if it might work to fold that last 10 feet back underneath the end instead?
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I have tried a blanket, and I found that you can maneuver it diagonally to fit into two sections out of the four. My queen top sheet works well folded in half, and the bottom sheet fits fine. I don't stretch out the elastic, so it can stay as one layer.
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No you can't fold the machine once it's assembled it's assembled. You can take it apart or unscrew it but the parts themselves don't fold. In truth you don't want something like this to fold because if it did it would compromise it's integrity. The more solid and static a piece is the stronger it will be.
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You probably could... but not without bending and folding it up. I wouldn't even try it. Opening is small
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I would just fold it. Cutting would be difficult and hard on the hands but the fabric is flexible enough to be folded. And the ties will anchor it however you wish.
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I honestly haven't tried yet. I would imagine yes, but you may have to fold ends first. I'll try & let you know.
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Have never tried but item can be bent but not folded over (no sharp creases)or it would pop the seams
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Absolutely! You can fold and snappi it, or I just do a trifold and lay it inside the cover.
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You can fold them, though it would still be bulky. Their made of thick canvas.
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No, I do not believe it is possible because cardboard is precut to fold inward. Mine is well hidden in a closet from view.
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Yes. You would align the garment on the board per the simple instructions that come with it and fold the overlapping edges in. Then use the board and your garments will be a neat, uniform folded size. Also, I've gotten faster and more uniform with my folds over the first two months.
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Surprisingly enough, it does look like you 'could' use it folded. Since it doesn't fold in the middle, if you push too hard on the cutting end, it gets tippy/wobbly because that portion remains unsupported by the folded portion. But,...but as long as you hold it down securely on the other side, even folded, it does sit flat and level. So, yes, it 'can' be done, but probably not ideal for heavy use.
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I really don't know if folding would harm the unit but I (think) you could just wrap around mattress and would not be a problem. there are different sizes just buy the smallest .. these mattress warmer are great !!!