Can the top portion be folded dowards to make it more compact?Whats the dimension?
372445
Yes, the top portion folds down. I have a very small car and when the chair is folded down it fits perfectly behind the passenger seat.
372446
Yes it folds down flat and doesn't seem to weigh anything. I carry it all the time in the trunk of my car and use it for sports or just when I need to park and get out and set a bit. I am a woman and I love it, it's like picking up a feather. LOL
372447
Not that I know of. I would say no. Problems with this "stool" are: Its too low to the ground unless you are using it to work on something low and don't need to move much, and its not steady, tips over easily. In my way of thinking, it would be good for a 6 yr. old to fish or camp or the little people of Ireland to sit guarding their pot of gold in the woods at the end of the rainbow. Other than for these purposes, I don't think its worth a toot.
372448
It does fold down compactly just beautifully. It truly is lightweight and easy to carry. It is marginally comfortable, on the other hand, but worth putting up with because of the light weight. It was the weight. That is what "sold" it for me. It is very easy to carry. I play in a concert band and I have percussion equipment to take along at concerts. I need a chair as a back-up for lots of standing and this little chair is ideal for me under the circumstances.Good luck!
372449
When fully open, the chair measures 28 1/2" tall in the back, 16 1/2" tall in front. The seat is 12" wide and 14" deep. The back does not fold down in such a way that the chair becomes a stool, but the whole thing folds up into a compact package for carrying or storage that measures 22" by 16" by 3".
372450
Yes. I take it backpacking sometimes. Not sure but I'm a tall, big guy and works fine so far.
2278625
Not really, no. You could fold it up to be flat, I guess--but the little trays would still stick it out, so I don't know that it would actually save any space!
476609
You can fold it, like it originally comes in the box. The two individual sides fold in half and the legs folds up, kinda like a picnic table with a hing in the middle. You would have to take a couple bolts out, which isn't a problem or difficult. I would say it folds to 3.5/4' L x 3' W x 6/10" D somewhere around there. But I like it...been using it for 6 months no problem!
371392
Yes, it can be folded flat. Maybe 6" thick. You could call it "easy" once you figure out how it goes together.
230280
Folds to about 8"x10" flat with no bulk...it will fold to about 5x7 or so but it might get bulky and need to have a rubber band around it.
1996414
I don't think it would. I just moved and tried to fold it up and it was quite a task. Once you open it and it expands it won't go back as small. I would try a thinner one like a 2 inch.
1975630
The top surface can easily be removed and I would say this stand is extremely stable. I'm not sure what the folded dimensions are but the stand when folded is slightly longer than the top surface.
167394
I honestly haven't tried yet. I would imagine yes, but you may have to fold ends first. I'll try & let you know.
454959
Yes. It will fold but not flat. I hang mine, I have two, on hooks in the garage and compress them somewhat.
1143303
You could...but there would be holes that show where the wooden dowls go to attach the top half. Its possible though.
815960
No - I think the shortest version is 72 inches in length assembled. The two side rails fold in 12 inch sections and might do what you want but I would wonder if would be compromising the strength of the structure.
2200936
It doesn't fold to be a lot smaller, just flat. It is 40 inches long when it is folded. I suspect that it would fit, but it might help to find a box about 40 inches long and a few inches deep and see if that fits.
1071150
Yes, if you fold it in a U shape, it should fit in a box that is 12" x 12" x 6". It will flatten out just fine afterward. I would not recommend storing it that however. -James
644423
Yes, and no. The bottom (black in the picture) is semi ridge and I would not attempt to fold in that area. Unpacked all the "green" folds into the black bottom. Guessing about 4"
544777
I suppose you could if you wanted too. Just would have to buy the right hardware. If you hinged it to the wall then you could still fold it up flat if needed. :)
1527874
Honestly, I have not tried...so I can't say 100%. But the way the whole thing collapses and folds together, I would think you could. The strength of the unit though, is in the shape; the hexagon makes for a more stable structure. I have plans to add 2 more panels, but I believe those will connect at the opening that is currently there. I wish I could be of more help.
1179369
The bottom part folds up to about 3 inches, but the top part curves as seen in the picture. That means you would need maybe 9 inches (10?) of space just for the top part. I have it in a closet so it's not a problem for me