I don't want it for pets. I want it to stand over one step up into my mobilehome to slide my grocery cart .??
791263
it should be fine for the cart as long as it is the same width. it is made of pretty sturdy plastic but wouldnt know just how much weight it can handle
791264
As long as your cart fits between the rails, there should be no problem. It's not meant for human traffic.
791265
It is definitley sturdy enough to roll your groceries up but not recommended for walking on.
511833
It does not fit securely on the front of the cart. It will sort of fit if you position sideways in the back of the cart. This prevents major grocery shopping however due to half of the cart being taken up by the car seat.
1013440
I don't know why you would want to. They do lock, so the cart doesn't move. I really like mine.
308361
I bought this for my 110# dog. He would not use it. Too steep of incline when you put it up to the back of my SUV. When we tried it going up to our leather sofa it became too wobbly, between the soft sofa and his weight it just wouldn't work. Disappointed that I have to sell it at my garage sale now.
991955
I have this cart in a different size and the shelves allow for installation either edge-up or edge-down. It looks like the product photo has the top shelf installed edge-up (to keep smaller items from falling off), but during installation I installed mine edge-down (so that I could lay oversize items flat on the top like a table). I hope this answers your question, someone else might want to confirm if this is the case with this particular size (I have had 3+ carts like this of different sizes over the years and they all seem to be constructed in this manner).
1895592
The wheels can be removed. HOWEVER, there are no pads or feet that come with the cart to install in lieu of the wheels. You will have to do a retrofit to find some adjustable height feet to fit on the cart for leveling. Also, removal of the wheels will affect the height of the cart.
297683
It works well but is not up to the weight specified.The plastic clips broke Andrew I added a nylon strap to support.It is too short to push like a shopping cart.useful but not ideal.
1289911
I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.
663080
At my condo I have to use it for an entire flight (16 steps) every week when I buy my groceries. I've posted this before, but this is essential... you have to push it in front of you... walking it up the stairs one at a time. It take a few extra minutes, but there is no effort involved. I load it with groceries, purse everything then start moving it up the stairs one at a time. I don't even break a sweat. I love this cart and bought one for my mother.
1269095
I see no reason you could not use the cart for laundry. If your grocer allows such an apparatus for grocery shopping, I assume it would be okay.
2024475
Unfortunetly it is not to soft. However if you were to place a dog bed inside of it, it would be perfect! I hope this help's you out? You will not be disappointed with the cart. It is very strong, light weight, and folds up small enough to store out of the way. I use mine to haul my grocery's from the car the the house, and it works great.
1476845
No, it's not built that way and would be too unsteady. Buy the taller model.
1013441
Yes, but I would recommend that you get some kind of protection for the floor if it is wood or carpet. I purchased two of these carts and am using one with the wheels and one without the wheels. I am very pleased with both carts. I bought end caps from Lowe's for the legs of the one that I am using without the wheels. The wheels will lock, but I needed one about 4 inches shorter, so removing the wheels made it ideal.
2169919
I would not recommend. It's a great basket for everything else. I would look for one that is designed for dogs and with a cover for safety
534015
the manufacturer would have to have the option of having the stair friendly wheels you see on other products to make stairs easier for some of us. Not sure you could have those type wheels put on the cart. But I just pull it up behind me when I need to. I'm not sure what the difference the stair climbing wheels are to the wheels on the cart you still have to pull the cart up the stairs.
484335
It would be very diffcult to move. Carpet would be bad, very small wheels. Hardwood or tile would be a little better, but not much. You cannot use the slider to move from side to side, it will bend to pin that holds it in place. All that said, it is great exercise machine if left in one place. I use it every day.
900
I would not buy this trailer again, except for parts. I would not put a dog in it, much less groceries. The rear suspension is poorly designed.