Can you fold up or roll up the drape when it is not in use? If so, how small can you make it?
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Yes you can, you can roll it pretty small but not to tight because you have to be careful about the LED chips inside of it.
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You can hold it and it comes with a bag, which is size of regular book bag.
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Yes you can fold it. It weighs 10 pounds and is almost the size of say a California King bed sheet. When you get yours in the box, you will see it already folded to a small tight square. It comes with a carry bag. Easy to set up and also to take down.
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It comes folded so it naturally goes back into a fold, but I believe you could roll it if you wanted.
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You can roll it up but it won't be very convenient, it won't be a tight roll.
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The seams on these are fairly rigid, and the flat bottom surface contains a zipper pocket that hides the rain cover inside. While they are fairly compact when empty I don't see that you could roll them up when not in use. You could probably get them to lie pretty flat in a plastic bin box for storage, however.
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I agree with most of the answers here. I got it for my son, and I am happy with the purchase. It rolls up fine, but I don't think it's possible to fold it in half first. It won't work. But, it does fold up enough to get it out of the way like in a closet. Hope this helps
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Yes, you can roll it up in the back. However, make sure you don't have other bulky stuff; it takes up a lot of space.
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Absolutely, it can be rolled-- you do not want to fold this for storage... I don't think you could "crease" it if you tried, but not worth taking the chance--! I roll mine around a rolling pin and secure it with rubber bands. It is completely floppy, there's no issue w/ flattening. You could probably roll it up pretty tightly, w/o a pin or dowel, but I figure some support is good for it, so it doesn't develop dents.
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I don't believe it would fold or roll up easily. This is a memory foam type mattress that is at least 4" deep. Even if you did get it folded in half, it would take up a lot of room.
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You could use muslin by folding in half.But muslin itself comes in 10x10 by ft.Regards,kimoutlet
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my stand is 10ft wide as well , but i took out a bar to make it close enough to the stands so there would be no drape , if you cant do that id suggest getting a PVC pipe just long enough to fit in the rolled pipe , but you want to hang it the other way so , im not sure , i dont think it will be a problem , hope this helps sorry wish i could help more
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Yep you can fold it; tried it just now. The adapters do stick out a little, but they don't interfere with the fold at all.
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This would have to be rolled. It is too thick to fold. Not really for travel in this size. :)
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I wouldn't. A spray down with a hose would probably be ok.Then let it completely air dry before folding it back up.
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No. You would have to fold or drape over more than one line. But it would dry fine that way. You can wrap around more than one side but it would hang to the ground with out folding - even a full size top sheet needs a little fold or draping.
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Use your strength and just do it... I though I would break mine trying too hard to unfold it, but no. It will get easier to fold/unfold over time.
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I was surprised when it came as it was a small package. So if you are good at folding things up again after use it could probably be something on the order of 18"X18"X6". In any case it shouldn't be a very large package. I think you will be happy with this item.
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It depends on how creatiive you are. I suppose you could attempt to shirr on a folded edge and therefore make a whole piece of cloth, or yardage shirred, but remember this little tool works best on very light weight and shirr fabrics so it may not work on the fold, but you should try it.