When not in use, can the frame be folded in half (or disassembled) for storage in the garage. We are looking for something for occasional guests only
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You can open it up and it will be flat enough that you can store it standing up. The bigger problem would be what to do with the mattress.
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We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis. We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a... » Read More We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis. « Show Less
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We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis.
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Hi! the chair can not be folded. You could take it apart and store it but it would be a hassle to put it together again.
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You could fold it in half and there is a velcro tab (hook & loop) to help secure it. It depends on what you are storing but you could tri fold it and secure it with a ribbon. It is intended for hanging and folded in half.
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It does fold into 2 sections if I remember correctly so it does not take up as much space as the entire frame assembled.
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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.
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I haven't folded it back up. The legs screw in easily. It takes a bit of force to fold it. But I imagine it wouldn't take more than five minutes to assemble and disassemble. Just watch the pinch points.
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It does not fold flat. The hinges allow for mobility but if you need to store it you may need to take it apart. For temporary storage you can make the span open less and stand it up somewhere.
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No, it's not foldable. You will have to store under a bed or something like that. It's bit of a pain to store so we just leave it out.
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No. The frame folds flat against itself. You'll have to have the mattress folded and stored separate from the frame.
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Yes, it folds up easily and can be stored out of sight. The thing to remember is the weight limit. My last bench also had a 200lb limit which I didn't notice. The front leg broke off at the welding, though it was some years after I had bought it. I am near the limit so, I don't try any experiments with this one and it seems to be holding itself together well.
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Hi David Yes the Workmate folds for storage. It is a helpful item for a home owner to use but it is only designed for light to medium work!
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The box spring folds in half so all you would have to do is apply a bit of pressure to the hinges where it folds and it will collapse into two halves.
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Yes, it can be folded for storage. It is made of some pretty thick plastic, so good luck getting it into the neat shape that you receive it in from the manufacturer, but it isn't difficult to fold and store.
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Yes you can, that's one of the best features about it. About 2/3s of the bed will be open when the top is folded on itself.
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Yes. You can also lock it in multiple locations in case you don't want to go. Completely upside. We have had ours for over a year and it is still in great shape and very sturdy. Great build and does fold up easily for storage in a colset if you don't have a spaace to keep it up all the time.
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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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No, it doesn't fold for any type of short term storage. You'll need space for this large Bench, I'd wait if I were you and purchase it once you have the space to enjoy it.