If you wanted to move it from one room to another, would you need to take it apart and reassemble it? Thanks.
431115
Yes you would. Not necessarily every single part, but definitely some would fall apart as you try to move it.
431116
It would probably pull apart when you tried to move it, but I fold mine in larger sections and it's very easy to reassemble the puzzle pieces that come loose. We love ours and use it every day.
431117
Yes. It will probably pull apart, as the other answer stated: the pieces are not so snug that they will "survive" a move and stay intact as a whole pad. But you can move it in sections: I usually "fold it over in rows of two, and carry it vertically, and then put the dropped pieces back in afterwards. No big deal, even for daily moves.
431118
Yes! You would have to take it apart (It would cpme apart by itself the momoent you start lifting). But it's easy to put back together, and it won't stretch out of shape (if you're careful). I suggest uou look at the original photo if you want a map of how to make it look like it. I could never figure it out, so I (we) still make our own funky designs :).
1633807
Yes, but it involves taking it apart and putting it back together again. We assembled ours in the living room, not realizing that it wouldn't get through the doorway to the room where we were going to use it. As a result, we had to remove the entire top assembly, handles included, to squeeze it through, after which we put it back together. If you didn't assemble it yourself, there should be some assembly instructions included that will let you figure out how to get the vertical section off, and put it back on after it's moved. There should definitely be something in the paperwork that addresses this issue!
2210385
Not really. If you are moving or something, you could take it apart then put it back together if needed. It wouldnt work so easily if you're looking to routinely take this along in the car to the laundromat. It has several pieces dismantled and many screws. It's great for wheeling down the hall to the laundry room.
1633806
Yes, but it involves taking it apart and putting it back together again. We assembled ours in the living room, not realizing that it wouldn't get through the doorway to the room where we were going to use it.As a result, we had to remove the entire top assembly, handles included, to squeeze it through, after which we put it back together. If you didn't assemble it yourself, there should be some assembly instructions included that will let you figure out how to get the vertical section off, and put it back on after it's moved. There should definitely be something in the paperwork that addresses this issue! Yes, but it involves taking it apart and putting it back together again. We assembled ours in the living room, not realizing that it wouldn't get through the doorway to the room where we were going to use it.As a result, we had to remove the entire top assembly, handles included, to squeeze it through, after which we put it back together. If you didn't assemble it yourself, there should be some assembly instructions included that will let you figure out how to get the vertical section off, and put it back on after it's moved. There should definitely be something in the paperwork... » Read More Yes, but it involves taking it apart and putting it back together again. We assembled ours in the living room, not realizing that it wouldn't get through the doorway to the room where we were going to use it.As a result, we had to remove the entire top assembly, handles included, to squeeze it through, after which we put it back together. If you didn't assemble it yourself, there should be some assembly instructions included that will let you figure out how to get the vertical section off, and put it back on after it's moved. There should definitely be something in the paperwork that addresses this issue! « Show Less
1825413
No, it is not portable or storable. Once it is together it would have to be taken apart to move.
1446804
Yes you can move it in separate pieces and I think all together is close or less than 50 lbs.
843345
I would say it would be best if you do not. It is not stable but it is also very light. This is due to easy to move from room to room; but probably would be ok If you do not plan to move this around. I would suggest a low pile or hardwood floor would be best if you do plan to do this.
118571
If you are moving your household I'd say yes. But I wouldn't want to move it once or twice a week. I use it in two different rooms and it moves handily from one room to the other. Not sure about the weight, maybe 50 lbs.
1485577
I have not moved this piece before but I have had pressboard furniture and I recommend TAKING APART before you move it. Trying to move it intact is likely to bust the screws threw the wood. But it was very simple to assemble as long as you mark your parts.
2038906
No. Probably not. Its not that heavy or large. Not too complicated to disassemble either
2038907
Yes, you would have to take the entire thing apart. And more than likely it will not be as sturdy when put back together. It's an inexpensive piece made entirely of partice board...once put together it's really suppose to stay put together. I'd recommend you purchase after you move...otherwise you may want to invest in a higher quality piece.
173358
Assuming you did not put it together... yes, you can take the entire desk apart to move it. Realize that to do so will take some time depending on how much you need to remove to make it small enough to get through the doorway. You have to make sure you loosen and remove the appropriate pieces to not cause damage to the desk. If you can move the key components of the desk through the door then you can do this with ease. The hutch can be removed and the L-shape section of the desk is only secured using a few brackets underneath.
1591222
While it is easy to move, it is not readily collapsible. Once you assemble it, you probably want to leave it assembled and just move it around.
2137368
The shed could possibly be unassembled and moved but you would have to be very careful and it would probably take more time to unassembled it than it took to assemble it. We have been very satisfied with this purchase.
311861
You can move it assembled if your plan is to move the floor it is stand ing on. In other words, build it on a wooden platform and then lift the whole platform. If you try to lif just the greenhouse without the floor you have pretty good chance of damaging it. The walls are not structrually rigid enough for such a move. Maybe if you use bracing in lieu of a full floor that might work.
1421417
hiI personally can not probably, it's pretty heavy. But the guy who put it together did say that when you move, you can just lift it off. I still need to figure out how to do that. It looked pretty tightly attached to me. Hope it's helpful.
1365463
Yes, we have moved it. It's bulky and takes two people. You wouldn't want to move it often.