Can it be rolled for storage? If so, how tight a diameter? Also, if so, is it hard to flatten back out after being rolled for a few days?
1342846
I have never tried to roll my mat up, so I can't answer that particular question... however I am extremely satisfied with the quality of the mat
200564
I unrolled mine and let it sit flat for a while. I roll it with working surface side out. It seems that with use it seems to stay very flat for me. Others have said to slightly dampen the surface under it so it doesn't slip and stays flatter? hope this helps)
1014190
I was able to fit ours into a large-sized roller bag, after I completely dismantled it. It only takes a few minutes to break down and put back together, so it wasn't a problem at all.
1360594
If you have room to store it, it can be rolled up. You would, of course, need to wrap something around it: bungee cords or straps to keep it rolled. Keep in mind that it's as wide as a twin sized mattress.
1565846
I store it in a large ziplock bag. Right now it is about 12"x13" and about 1/2 inch thick. Would probably take less space if rolled tight.
1055932
probably can be rolled up, but without a heavy duty vaccum bag, will probably never get as small as the shipping bag that it came in. It is very flexible.
2146904
It can definitely roll up for storage. Kids would be fine sleeping on this on the floor.I use it for an older kid who was visiting.
1817669
I does better to lay it flat somewhere, but it will roll up and then lay flat again after you pull it out again. The edges will warp some with the rolling.
1336580
It doesn't really compress that much, since it's basically just a big sheet of Gore-Tex. That being said, when mine is rolled up tight, it forms a cylinder approximately 15 inches long and 4 inches in diameter. Obviously you could choose to roll it differently, or stuff it in a sack, but that should give you an idea of size.
2204550
It could be rolled up, but I think it will be difficult. It is very firm. I personally would not attempt to roll mine. When wereceived it, and took the wrapping off, it expanded a LOT. We have this in our lake home. If you have cats, I would probably suggest putting a plastic cover over it when not in use. I LOVE this bed. It is in our loft and I sleep on it rather than the bed in our master bedroom!!
1609919
if I remember correctly its shipped rolled up..but it flattened out in no time..
727900
Well it comes rolled up when you receive it so it doesn't like to lay flat at first. The material it's made out of is like a plastic/rubber
2114540
It is compressed into a roll about 1 foot in diameter and will take several days to reach its full size. We would not buy this mattress again because it is ver hard. This makes it hard to turn over while laying on the mattress.
264028
Yes, it can be rolled up for storage. I wouldn't have rolled my first mat up after I'd used it so much, I would have been afraid it would crack. My second one, which is not so used, is rolled up in its box right now, no problem.
753464
I have never rolled my mat. But, I would think putting it out on a hot concrete surface in the sun for a while would flatten it and you wouldn't have to attach it. (We live in Texas and it gets hot.) If that doesn't work, try small c-clamps. I store my mat behind a bookcase. Linda
1753040
You store it in a small bag - not the box - when it is deflated and it rolls up smaller than the bag they provide and just a little smaller than a sleeping bag. It is not large to store at all. Super easy!
1922093
I don't think it really would roll up. I could store it flat, but I don't want my pets to step on the acupressure points. So I fold it in half and store it in the heavy duty clear plastic bag provided, and then hang it up with the bag's handles.