Can this mat be folded and fit in suit case (checked in baggage) for travel or it should only be rolled
1774188
It really should be rolled. We've bent the mat before and the crease returned to its original shape, however I'm not sure if placing pressure (packing it) on those creases will damage the mat. Plus, it may have to big a pretty large suitcase; folding the mat multiple times may be difficult.Bottom line: I wouldn't suggest it.
1774189
This would have to be rolled. It is too thick to fold. Not really for travel in this size. :)
1774190
I did not fold it and would probably be afraid to do so as it could make permanent marks to the mat. I checked in the box in which it came and the airline did not charge anything extra for that.
1774191
It's pretty big, I do not think it would fit in a suitcase. I would suggest it not be folded up and only rolled.
1774192
The size of this mat and the thickness is not suitable for travel. It really is meant to be left in the home. You can fold it into fours at most, to move it from room to room I roll it up. But it really is not made to take with you on a trip. Keep in mind that I have the largest size and don't know from experience with the other sizes.
1774193
I never folded it in a way that could fit in a suit case, and I wouldn't want to try it for fear that it might damage the mat. It's quite heavy duty. It was rolled up in a long square tube when delivered, so I guess that must be the best way to transport it. I only loosely double it up twice to keep the dust off of it when not in use.
1216203
I would not try to fit it in luggage. It does fold down pretty compactly but it is very dense then, making it fairly weighty and will likely take you over any airline weight restriction causing extra fees, so you would need to factor that in.
1725775
No it does not fold or roll up. The only way to travel with this is if you have a large enough suitcase to have this fit inside and then check that bag. The mattress is defiantly worth it though when not traveling. It fits perfect for the travel lite. I bought it to use as a bassinet and my daughter wouldn't sleep on the flimsy pad they provide. This was so much more comfortable for her
15178
Should be ok since you will most likely tilt the suitcase to roll it..unless the suitcase has four swivel wheels where it may be difficult to push.
1219304
It will not fit in checked luggage. It's about the size of a typical lawn chair when folded. Not sure exact sizing.
1034630
The answer is yes. It can be rolled when it is folded. When I take it out of the trunk I roll it in the garage to it's resting place. Hope this helps you. Anymore questions please don't hesitate.
1986885
hello, yes it is easy to fold and put away. it comes with a bag to put it in. without measurements, it probably the size of a small to medium size suit case. hope this helps
267866
It was a good size. Rolled up. You could probably check it but I doubt it would be something you could stuff into a overhead baggage bin.
1575475
It should be able to be rolled. Folding would create a crease on the edge that might leak. The biggest issue I would see is how to keep it from unrolling. You would most likely have to brace it. I do love this mat though. It holds a ton of water and keeps it off the floor. I've been very impressed as we've had a lot of snow and rain and street gunk. I just squeegee the water out. It's great!
107632
The mat is quite thin, and likely would fit in a suitcase rolled up tight, provided the with of the suitcase is of sufficient dimension. Avoid folding, as you would not want to create creases in the mat. Note that this mat has a rubber odour, though the rubber odour dissipates over time, still clothes in contact with the mat would likely pick up some rubber odour. You would want to separate the mat, really any mat for that matter, from your wardrobe.
1789022
You would need a large suitcase, it folds to 42" x 28". It comes with a light weight case, but not sure that would hold up to bag being checked and man handled.
1169699
Hi Julianne. Please contact me directly through the Amazon message system. Are you folding the mat to store it? Please store the mat rolled up, not folded. Folding the mat will cause crease damage.Please contact me:)Thanks,Square36 Team
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.
2041388
The mat itself is very portable, but the arcs that go over the mat do not fold up any smaller than what you see. It would be very difficult to transport them on an airplane. Travel in a car would probably be doable, but a plane would be hard.
1663361
I have not rolled this mat. I store it flat in a large kitchen drawer and keep my dish towels and other items over it until needed.
1243313
The center unsnaps and it folds easy. You can also remove the arches completely and fold smaller. I believe it will fit in the suitcase.
831607
Foldable for travel if you carry it on your shoulder but not in a suitcase. The mat could fold in a suitcase if you don't bring the bars or if you have a long enough suitcase maybe the bars would fit. Not for sure though. Look at the dimension