When assembling, are the wheels essential? Can I keep them off? I like everything but the wheels. Thanks!
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If you don't need to pull it out frequently and the height is OK, there is no reason to use the wheels. You might want to use casters to keep your floor from being scratched.
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Yes the wheels are great, this board was my first purchace on.Amazon & i still have it
1362589
Chris, the wheels screw into the bottom of each leg. I just took a quick look and I'm not sure the bottom of the legs are flush if you take off the wheels. When putting it together, I remember that before putting the wheels on there was a slight unevenness, but once the wheels were on , it was less pronounced and not noticeable. I wonder if without the wheels if that would be the case. Sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer.
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Yes, the wheels just snap on, you could use them or not. If you don't use the casters, there are caps that protect the flooring. I've had this shelf/cart for quite a while now and still love it!
697465
Just fine-don't assemble yourself though, as brakes and wheels often need professional tuning as ours and others warned us. (you get a very unassembled box of parts!)
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The wheels are pretty good. I haven't had any issues with them. To me, they seem quite sturdy.
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I doesn't come with wheels, but if you have the right size, you could add them later if you can get the caps on the bottom of the 4 legs off. That might be tricky, after the weight of all you store on it has been resting on them for a while. But it could be possible. Might want to think about if you really want wheels on this shelf. With the rack on top, you would have to be pretty careful when you move it.
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I never had any problem with the wheel coming off. I did have the wheels on wrong at the beginning and it was easy to fix. I had the wheels on the inside where you walk instead of on the outside. I took them out and they had to be put in on the opposite sides of each other. Maybe you didn't have them snapped in place. It shouldn't have anything to do with the weight. Make sure they are snapped in. You will hear it click when they are snapped in right.
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It came with them on it. They would have to be cut of. I'm sure how stable it would be without the wheels. The base would tip easy I think
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The wheels could be taken off since you have to put them on when you assemble the cart. However, this really isn't necessary since the wheels lock. I have been using my cart for years now and it has never moved (wheels are locked) and still looks like the day I got it. It is a very sturdy cart, lots of great storage!
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No wheels. Not sure what gliders are but the bed is not movable after being put together. Unless maybe you have hard wood floors (but I would imagine you would scratch up your floors if you tried)
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No, there was nothing to put together except the wheels. I like them very much and would buy more if I had the room for them. Thanks for asking.
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You don't have to attach the wheels. I've got this cage, and I did not put on the wheels.
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It does not come with wheels. The bottom of the four legs is a "particle board" that you could easily drill into and add your own wheels. It would probably be easier to just find one with wheels already.
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There is no real 'assembly required Melissa. You only have to put on one set of wheels (it has been a while now but I believe it to be the front wheels), and they just 'pop' right on -- no tools required and really very little effort. I am terrible at assembing things, but I found this to be very simply and easy to do. I think it took me about one minute to do it. I love my cart. It is so light yet holds so much and is so sturdy. I use it for getting my groceries to and from my car to my apartment, for toting my laundry to and from the laundry room and many other things. With wheels that turn, it goes around corners really easily. Well worth popping on a couple of wheels. Hope this helps Melissa There is no real 'assembly required Melissa. You only have to put on one set of wheels (it has been a while now but I believe it to be the front wheels), and they just 'pop' right on -- no tools required and really very little effort. I am terrible at assembing things, but I found this to be very simply and easy to do. I think it took me about one minute to do it. I love my cart. It is so light yet holds so much and is so sturdy. I use it for getting my groceries to and from my car to my apartment, for toting my laundry to and from the laundry room and many other things. With wheels that... » Read More There is no real 'assembly required Melissa. You only have to put on one set of wheels (it has been a while now but I believe it to be the front wheels), and they just 'pop' right on -- no tools required and really very little effort. I am terrible at assembing things, but I found this to be very simply and easy to do. I think it took me about one minute to do it. I love my cart. It is so light yet holds so much and is so sturdy. I use it for getting my groceries to and from my car to my apartment, for toting my laundry to and from the laundry room and many other things. With wheels that turn, it goes around corners really easily. Well worth popping on a couple of wheels. Hope this helps Melissa « Show Less
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Not much in my opinion. It's the main frame, and wheels that get assembled. The slats are held together on a thick fabric like strips, no assembly for those.Overall, it's extremely easy assembly, and had it together quickly. Less than 20 min if that.
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This requires a very minimal amount of assembly. If I can do it -- anyone can! Although in their assembly the screws limit the movement of the wheels so it doesn't roll. Huge bummer!