I have seen the dimension, yet I want to reconfirm. Does the stand fold at all? Are the arms detachable? If the stand folds what is the minimum dimension it will fold to? Will it fold below 30 inches (the length or the X-heights)? I have seen the dimension, yet I want to reconfirm. Does the stand fold at all? Are the arms detachable? If the stand folds what is the minimum dimension it will fold to? Will it fold below 30... » Read More I have seen the dimension, yet I want to reconfirm. Does the stand fold at all? Are the arms detachable? If the stand folds what is the minimum dimension it will fold to? Will it fold below 30 inches (the length or the X-heights)? « Show Less
1642132
stand doesn't fold or detachable it only has a connection in the middle of both pieces, very uneven and hard to put together. there is no connection instruction including in package I am very disappointed, sorry I would not recommend this to anyone
1642133
You can detach the arms. They are attached by allen screws. It dosen't fold below the the lenght of the X heights.
773085
sorry this doesn't fold, but instead it is very sturdy and I just love it! its compact doesn't take up much space and is durable. let me know if you have any other questions!
858233
Hi Dorothy: From the Amazon Website the dimensions are :Product Dimensions: 30.5 x 24.5 x 19.5 inches ; 13.4 pounds. The stand is sturdy and easy to fold up when needed . I take it with me on a Motorcoach. Excellent product. Mark
416332
Yes, the back of the stand folds. The legs close up, the stand is shortened in two areas, the back of the stand (after it's folded) pivots down over the post, and it all fits into a carrying case (included). It's bigger and a bulkier than a metal folding stand, but much sturdier and more stable. I keep my music in a 3-ring binder, which is just too much for a flimsier stand.
805890
Not quite. The "stands" will fold up real quickly, however, unless you remove the foot holder section, it will still be about 18-20 inches thick, and the way I have mine set up, it is about 6 and 1/2 feet tall, collapsed. One thing to consider, there may be others that store smaller, but this is the best one I've seen, AND if you leave it up like I do, although it does take up some space, I have more of a tendency to jump on it for 3-10 minutes a day. Sometimes a miss a day or so, but my back has been not been better for many years, since I bought this. Hope this helps.
1164028
It folds pretty compact. Mine is in use right now so im not 100% on the closed measurements.
448419
Sorry it took so long to answer. But at the lowest height, the stand is 27 inches high. Also if you have the new iPad Air, it does not fit into the clamps width wise, but holds securely in the clamps on the top and bottom. As long as the top clamps are in far enough, the iPad Air still holds securely, even if you turn the holder horizontally. I have an iPad Air and got this stand 6 months ago. It's a great stand, steady, secure and easy to set up and carry in the bag.
1467150
Yes it folds up very easily. I just measured it, it's 4' high x 20" wide x 17" front to back when folded. Personally I think it's great, I walk on it every day (except Saturdays) for an hour while watching Matlock on TV. I have a little fan on the floor in front of it that I normally use. If I didn't use the fan I'd really build up a sweat. I also put a couple of 1" spacers under the back of it to `decrease' the incline a little. I also cut out a flat piece of 1/2" wood, 20" by 11" that I screwed to the handle on top to use as a platform for magazines or books so I can read while walking. Oh, that's another thing, you can't jog on this you can only walk. But trust me the walking is a real workout. Jogging isn't necessary. I hope this helped if I can explain any more about it let me know. Bob
293254
Hi Doug, This "stand" does not retract or fold,hence it will not fit in a case. It is, however, very lightweight.
2250937
Yes, it is both solid, and simple, and folds to a smaller size. It isn't light, but, you can't have everything. It is much more solid than most x-brace stands.
1352414
It doesn't fold. U can disassemble it's fairly simple but it's def locked into place once together so will need some muscle power
1941920
It doesn't fold. The height is the same, it is just very flat with nothing in it and the leg that folds out to let it stand folds out of the way.
589792
Stand itself when folded or collapsed is no more than 3". Sounds like you're talking about the saw though!
2206868
You must separate it into the two pieces for storage, because the footprint when it is assembled is huge. It is probably about 9' long when in use. Roughly where the foot supports are located is the joint where it separates into two pieces. It will fold upwards at that point, but only up to a certain extent then the two pieces must come apart to make for most efficient storage.The two parts consist of the seat & rail, and the fan housing w/ wheeled legs. The arm with the display folds down to become more compact. If space is limited, I would suggest separating the two parts for storage after each use. It isn't very heavy at all, and taking it apart and putting it back together is very easy as well. You must separate it into the two pieces for storage, because the footprint when it is assembled is huge. It is probably about 9' long when in use. Roughly where the foot supports are located is the joint where it separates into two pieces. It will fold upwards at that point, but only up to a certain extent then the two pieces must come apart to make for most efficient storage.The two parts consist of the seat & rail, and the fan housing w/ wheeled legs. The arm with the display folds down to become more compact. If space is limited, I would suggest separating the two parts for storage... » Read More You must separate it into the two pieces for storage, because the footprint when it is assembled is huge. It is probably about 9' long when in use. Roughly where the foot supports are located is the joint where it separates into two pieces. It will fold upwards at that point, but only up to a certain extent then the two pieces must come apart to make for most efficient storage.The two parts consist of the seat & rail, and the fan housing w/ wheeled legs. The arm with the display folds down to become more compact. If space is limited, I would suggest separating the two parts for storage after each use. It isn't very heavy at all, and taking it apart and putting it back together is very easy as well. « Show Less
439683
Yes, the arm is adjustable. It can slide "in and out", so to speak, and pivot up and down. And the whole stand collapses...the three legs fold straight, the main stand slides down, and the boom arm folds down. I like the stand for the money.
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This microphone stand goes down to 25 inches, with feet extended to where the boom arm is attached. The boom arm does drop up and down, so if you had to go lower than 25 inches than the boom arm could drop. If the boom arm is folded against the main shaft and the feet are not extended, then it folds up it to about 29 inches.
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Thanks for posting, According to the product description, it fold to 22.0". I hope this helps!