I am looking to store away the bed like a murphy bed do the legs collapse in while the frame stays flat?
77987
The legs do collapse in. You can keep the two frames together with the clip joists(?) and fold the legs in. If you remove the clips, the frame folds down to the size of a large suitcase. I kept the original box that it came in so that when I move again, I can take it with me, so it's possible to restore it in the box.
77988
I haven't tried to store it but the legs should collapse if you take it down
77989
You can remove the two anchors in the middle of the two frame pieces and fold up each side of the frame for storage. You would have to remove the mattress and store it independent of the frame. The frame can't be disassembled with the mattress on it.
548740
it weighs 80lbs, so maybe if attached it to the frame. a murphy bed folds into the wall right? if so it would depend on the frame and how the frame is attached to the wall
1753338
Yes the metal legs fold in for storage or travel. We have purchased 2 of these, one as a gift and love them!
2047636
Yes there are legs under the center of the bed. There would NOT be room to store another mattress underneath (bed is too low, and not wide enough from the edge to the center legs).
1899296
It does NOT fold up for storage. The top folds down, which might help if you have a height restriction, but the base does not fold at all.
269638
No, but you can fold it down. So the legs fold in to the middle bar and then it becomes quite flat. I do use this all the time and think it is excellent.
1486654
Yes. There's three boards that go across the frame (the mattress sits on)and two legs that hold it off the ground. The legs are not very sturdy. I moved my bed and the legs broke. I ended up taking the boards and legs out from under the mattress and now the mattress just sits on the floor with the frame around it.
104279
No or at least not easily or convienently. It's a chase lounger that flatens to a bed. If you wanted to store it you would have to remove the cotter pins and bolts that connect the 3 frame pieces and remove the mattress.
44220
Nope, the nob on the support under the set adjusts the set height and the angle of the knee rest but it doesn't collapse.
1806498
Honestly, I think the others are being too generous, I read these answers before buying and now that I have it see that to even if you fold the legs together you still have to remove the foot holder part to really store it, since it is prevented from going to 180 degrees by the front brace you see in the picture. Better than nothing, but to answer the question I would say no it is not that easy to fold and store.
2235506
NO the legs does not lock into place. It is somewhat stable once you open set the legs.
432168
Since I always use mine next to the bed where it is stored under, it never moves. The only way it will collapse is if you engage the mechanism.
1517764
Yes! The legs are fixed, so there are no joints to collapse. The only way they move is out and in. It makes the stand not as compact as it could be when folded, but very sturdy.
54139
Yes, there are legs in the middle. The frame is designed as two singlebed frames that are attached together. All the legs are braced, creating a very ridgid support.
636005
The legs fold under the table for storage but they are not adjustable. It is a nice sturdy little table. My 10 year old and myself have been quite happy with it.
1210900
hi and yes. the back of the bench drops down flush against the back leg (where the hooks are) and the front legs holds under and along the seat. It doesnt fold flat, but enough to make storage easy.
1728360
No, this doesn't fold for storage. Once it's put together it's meant to stand. It does not collapse unless you take it apart.