How easy is it to put reformer on stand or to take it off for storage?
740030
I manage it as a one person job, but it's not the easiest! Once it's off the stand, folding and wheeling it around is easy, but lifting it off (or particularly on) the stand is heavy (and distinctly un-graceful!) work
740031
As another person wrote, about the "ungraceful" work of getting it on to and off the stand. If at all possible, I'd keep it on the stand, which is what I do. Mine is set up in a small room that is carpeted and I put plastic carpet slides under each of the 6 legs of the stand. That makes it relatively easy to push it or pull it out of the way when vacuuming the room. i
740032
It's not set up to fold away. It is light enough you can move it to a different area if two people move it together.
740033
Depends on what "storage" means. Standing up against a wall is simple. More than that is just unplugging pins or removing knobs, still fairly non-mechanical.
1564860
You could in theory use it without the kickstand, but the TPU isn't completely stand-alone and there are areas on the back that are only covered by the kickstand part. I don't think its really designed to separate easily either, so I doubt you'd be taking it on and off as it is a bit of a hassle to do so. I have always used it as a single unit, and it would feel odd to take it apart except to clean it or something.
650723
This is the clear case you can keep after is cleaned. During using it the unit has flat bottom surface to stand it upright. I hope this answer your question.
2062309
Don't know about storing on side. Mine is on a small dolley. Takes up less room this way and is easy to move.
1397650
It's easy to put together. Doesn't require anything but 'elbow grease'. Nice wide and square, it helps dry those clothes that have to be air dried. Once it's put together there aren't any pieces, but at first, you attach the four legs. If something is barely damp I just set the apparatus on top of the bed. Otherwise I place it on the floor near the sun. I store it on it's side just inside the hall closet.
707399
the drying rack is easy to take down and put away. just unlatch it and lower it down and lift up one side and carry it with two hands to where you are going to store it.
1982031
You disassemble after each use but that basically involves pulling each of the sides out. It's very easy to store.
736303
Not sure what you mean by "bar" - the reformer arrives in parts and is put together easily. The frame or "bar" you may be referring to slips in easily to the front of the tube (which is just a covered PVC plastic tube) and two plastic holders keep it off the floor. Tube and frame are a separate pieces. The cords to the frame that you pull for upper body work out do not detach from the frame--it's one unit. Hope this is clarifying.
1471691
Very easily you can fold it in half and attach it to the stand. I bought 6 extra clamps so no ironing ever required
1480500
You can if you would like. We clip ours to a stand most times and it's pretty easy. However, if you are leaving it up then yeah do it.
1325634
I use mine free standing. That way it is portable. If you choose to secure it a bench would work fine.
230293
I have never completely disassembled but I imagine it would be fairly simple to do. The plastic stand is easy to take down; it would be the actual metal rack that might be troublesome. I will say it's perfectly light weight for travel.
47677
You could, but I would recommend taking it off completely for cleaning and storing. It's very easy.
1594315
It is easy enough to move the stand up or down (seconds) if that is what you wish to do. I leave it set up on a portion of my U shaped office desk with a monitor and phone and simply move my laptop to either my sitting or standing desk. I spend half my day on scheduled conference calls and do all them standing up and find it is much better than sitting all day. This has been a very good solution for me.
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It's easy to put on and take off. It can be folded and stored when not in use. Personally I'm using it to store my bike throughout the winter so that I can leave it outside so I will be leaving it on for months at a time.
1538867
Super easy. But I took mine off after throwing away the instructions and can't figure out how to put it back on because I didn't put it on personally. I've just left it free standing ever since.
1737169
It doesn't need a stand but it's a good idea to put a concrete paver or cinder blocks under it to raise it off the floor several inches. That makes it easier to connect a hose to the drain at the bottom in the event that you ever wish to drain the unit or do a flush.