Is it difficult to fold? I have a stool now I never can figure out how to fold?
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It's as easy as they come. I have no problem with it and I love the handle on it.
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No! It is a little stiff. I did have a little difficulty putting it together but I managed and it is great. Glad I bought it. In fact I am thinking about ordering another (1 for upstairs, 1 for downstairs).
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It is extremely easy to fold. The brackets on the side line up straight to lock it when in use. I just use my toes to put some bend back in and walk the handle forward to fold. It is sturdy and portable. It was a great purchase.
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This stool in great. It folds up with one hand. Just use your feet and or hand to fold up. I use it for my SUV. My Mother had trouble getting in and out of my Big SUV. I can get stool out fast, and get her in and out now faster. I love this stool. I also got one for our church Van, for our senior to get into the Van better too. It is just high enough to let you get on it and hold on to it with no problems. We love this stool. Thanks
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Yes, I found it very difficult to fold down, had to have a friend do it. Most of the time, I leave it up.
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Super easy! All you do is press the sides in, fold in the arms, fold and move. It can be done in under a minute.
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Hello Chelsea, My mattress is quite heavy which made fold up hard but, you've purchased a great steady product. You have to lift the back and kind of pull up on the front at the same time. Stand behind what would be the back and try and lift close to end and pull up on front end while lifting back. Mercy, took lots of practice for me. But trust it's a great futon. YOU CAN DO IT. Best, Loretta
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Very honestly I would recommend finding a spot and not folding it up as it is a bit difficult to set up to begin with. Just my opinion, it does require a good bit of strength to fold out and fold up again. My second recommendation would be to have someone to help you. Franklin
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It can sometimes be tricky. Be sure to colapse all the legs before closing the stool. You need to depress a button on the leg to collapse it...once the legs are closed , it's hard to reach the button. It doesn't sound like a defective stool.
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It's not easy. I iron down the middle...then fold it by bringing the corners together...then iron the folded edge. It's not perfect...but it's not bad either.
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push in the pop outs and lower the legs down, then you can fold in the legs, hope this helps.
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It comes folded all the way down and I gradually unfolded mine. Hope that helps.
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Hello. Just raise the top until you hear a click, them you just fold the bottom into the top part. It was really easy once I figured it out.
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This is not as easy to fold as other portable swings. Rather than folding what you actually do is take it apart. So you are having to assemble and disassemble which is not very easy. Other than that it is a great swing.
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Hi Megan,I'm not sure how to fold it up. I'm scared to do it because I feel I may hurt myself. lol
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I don't see why you would need to fold it & I never have, but I assume you could fold it. It is very pliable. Go ahead & fold it. I enjoy using mine. P Price
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It does not fold. You should be able to unscrew it, unless you put glue on the screws when you put it together. Haha. Might be more trouble than it's worth.
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It would be difficult to fold with one hand and difficult to load and unload with one hand. You would really need help from a person with two hands. A way to make new friends.
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So it can be tricky! I'm usually taking the tent down on my own at the beach while my husband runs after our 2 year old. After you have gotten it in the lowest position, pick up one leg of the tent & push inward. This may take a couple tries, but it's always folded in for me. We've probably used it a dozen or so times. Hope this helps!!
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I spent an hour trying various ways to handle it with one hand. To fold it, I lifted the handhold on one side until the chair started to fold, then pushed it against my leg to finish the job. I'm 73 and a little worse for wear and found it difficult to lift it high enough to put in the trunk. The only way I could do it was to lift it off the ground, then swing it around and up, rotating my body 180 degrees. Sounds awkward, but after a few tries became rather easy to do.