Do the legs collapse or are easy to remove to store against a wall after use?
1371598
Theu do not collapse and they are put on with screws into particle board.... So disassembling repeatedly would probably not be good.
1371599
No they're not collapsible. You can detach the legs fairly easily with tools, but it wouldn't be practical to do it every time you finish playing.
1982031
You disassemble after each use but that basically involves pulling each of the sides out. It's very easy to store.
1931907
Wheels are removable, but you may want to cover the bottom of the legs with some sort of cap or stick-on round pad to protect your floors. I would think the drawers would be more stable with the unit against a wall. I ran some black vinyl coated wire up and down the back (from top and bottom shelf supports), to create a backstop for the drawers so they don't slide out the other side.
1775518
Legs do not fold, they can be pulled off. You need to remove the stabilizer bar if you want to store it flat.
2160701
Its not gonna collapse. I would not put a hyper animal in only because their claws may tear the walls. Perfect for camping or a place for your pet to rest
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.
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.
1024462
to collapse it for storage, you pretty much have to take it apart but it goes together and comes apart in just a few simple steps. I did it myself in a couple minutes.
388145
you loosen a easy to turn screw with a large blue handle on the bottom and the legs "accordion" close or fold up. Do not have to take it apart.
835020
It was easy to assemble and I do not believe you would have to disassemble completely if you wanted to move it or store it flatly. We have not taken it apart, we use it regularly and it has held up well--even for a teen girls sleepover.
1576886
It is very easy, don't get frustrated. On each side you will see where the rails come up, pull back on each, and it will collapse. Good luck
2046041
You can fold the legs for storage. They are not adjustable up and down. Also, as an FYI it works best when placed on a hard surface. It isn't super stable when used on a bed.
1781153
These don't fold and deploy, so are very stable. The legs are whatever length you choose to make them.
1276293
It would be easy to remove as it is assembleb. However would probably impact the stability of the side legs!!
1490930
It does come apart for easy storage. The picture makes it look taller than it actually is.
17706
The legs fold flat against the table for storage. The table does not fold in half like some do.
2152003
The piece as shown will easily slide out of the brackets. However, taking only the plexiglass out is unrealistic. Even if you could, you would have the supports still hanging off the wall. Downside is that the canopy is not flat, so harder to store. Upside is it will only take a second to put back up.