Do the front and rear feed shelve fold up for storage or do the need to be bolted in place?
57967
They fold up for storage. However, with the dust collection hood in place the rear shelf will not fold up. I have mine bolted down to a shop made rolling cart. I fold up the front but leave the back down since I leave the dust hood attached.
44816
Yes, just folds right up and there's a latch that keeps the ends together when folder..then you just roll it wherever you want to put it. wheels aren't all that great, but they work. Good bed for the price.
1562288
No. Each of the components is secured with screws. Very easy to setup and take down, but not foldable.
1914135
I haven't installed mine yet. I do think the bolts will have to be removed to store it though.
1548912
Yes, it folds up, however, storing it is a matter of personal taste. It does not really just move out of the way unless you strategically set it up to.
2174815
No tools necessary, it just folds out, but you do need to insert the end posts in place
36564
It does fold for storage. You can easily remove panels. You can probably fold the 2 panels you don't need but make sure the pet cannot push the panels open.
1907564
Should fold either way depending upon how you mount it. Very sturdy, smaller inside legs flex a bit when fully extended but I think this would be normal for anything. Quick clamp on a pic rail, sling mount not needed. I like it, good value!
700912
It can lay flat fairly easily (the two support struts can be rotated by loosening the clamps), which allows it to be stored flat against a wall (this is how I store it). However, it does not appear to fold into a more compact shape--for example, trying to store it in a closet or under a bed might require disassembly, based on my experience.
420716
I leave mine assembled, haven't tried to fold it up, but I think you only would have to remove one pin to fold it back to its original position.
828949
Yes. Both the fasteners that hold it when folded down and secure when folded up.
58649
No it does Not fold for storage. Once it is together it's together, but of course it is so easy to assemble and disassemble , one could take it apart and put it away...But I just roll mine over into the corner out of the way and leave my laptop rest on it, when not in use.
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.
792732
My husband assembled it and it didn't look as though it would be too hard to take it down again. I wouldn't recommend it, if you thought that you would be wanting to fold it up on a frequent basis. Rather, that after use, if you weren't going to use it for quite a while, it could be stored easily, until the next time needed. I'm probably not very helpful, but since the ad for this cage didn't use "folding up" as a selling point, I don't think it's made for that. Best of luck. Geneise
1651477
You can fold it all the way back if you unfasten the rear support rod. That is how I trailer it. I Wouldn't trust the sturdiness of it at highway speeds when it is up.
910084
It folds down and the wooden seat covers the mounting bracket on the wall. Please note that it should be professionally installed with extra wall support added (will not mount to standard stud separation)
1616951
Yes - even if there is no load, as long as the bottom part is down, it'll stay open. If you fold the bottom part up, then the wheels will go into storage position. In other words, the wheels being out aren't dependent on a weight being carried; rather, they are determined by whether the load-bearing part is in the storage position, or in the "carrying stuff" position. Hope that helps.