Can the rear wheels be removed and placed on the inside of the frame, so that it can fit through my doorways?
1263531
I would say NO , the front wheels are centered and if you moved the rears the brakes would be useless.
1263532
Yes they can, but you'll also have to chanege the breaks to the inside. This is my second one. I walk from 3 to 4 miles everyday and the wheels were still good. My last trip (airplane) one front wheel was damaged so I replaced it with a new walker. I add lawn morer wheels to the front and back so I can walk on sandy beaches. These wheels don't last that long so I remove them after the trip
1263533
I don't believe so. The base of support might become unstable by doing that.
1263534
No. The rear wheels are actually rigid and set in place. The front wheels turn. This is a wide frame and only fits thru wide doorways. In smaller doorways I have to pull it thru sideways or collapsed. It is great for sitting and for carrying bags and stuff. I just ordered cup holders.
1263535
It doesn't appear so. Even if you moved the wheels I don't think you could do anything with the brakes.
442649
Not unless you have exceptionally wide doorways or double door. It doesn't fit through any of our doors. But you could take it apart.
1943562
Can you lock the wheels, or maybe put a cloth behind the wheels, so that they don't otherwise move?
1671379
It arrives disassembled, so absolutely will fit. Still, even if you pop the back on before you move it to its destination, you could shimmy through by turning it on its side and rotate it through the doorway. It's in three pieces, the seat, back and legs, so you wouldn't have any problems.
151781
Yes. Installing wheels is one of the last steps. Only sliding in the shelves and installing the door hinges remain after installing the wheels.
905601
No, the height of the frame is fixed. You might be able to drop it two inches or so by removing the wheels.
2020837
The wheels can be removed but you cannot use the drawer without them, and it says they have to be removed to convert to a toddler bed
375784
Yes, you are able to remove the door for moving purposes. The manufacture suggests removing the door with 2 people and to make sure you don't lose the door pins.
1577016
No. Just looked at it. The rear wheel axle is not as long as the front one so unless you modify something, I don't believe you could.
2246011
Yes. You can remove the door. This carrier is great and good quality. Not flimsy and cheap like a lot of them.
184778
Yes you can . It comes with the wheels off...in a package. The wheels add a little more than an inch to the height.
2249330
The wheels do not lock. Although I had no reason to remove them, the wheels should be removable
1087875
Yes, I don't see why not. The bottom and top rails are meant to be trimmed, and since the doors are frameless they will still look great. I've had mine for three years and love them!
940003
yes the wheels are removalable. I use the wheels, when it arrived, part of putting it together was to insert the wheels.
272238
You can use the frame for outside, you will want outdoor wheels and a skate key to change the wheels though.
767003
we had to take it apart to get it through the door frame, and my sons had to do it. we have only tried that once. it is pretty sturdy when put together, but i don't think that it could be repeatedly taken apart and reassembled. Sorry -
740578
Probably not without some modification. The door has inner walls that are the standard thickness of a wooden door. And the screws are also long wood screws. At the very least, you'd have to trim the inner walls down and get some different screws... probably even go with nuts/bolts and drill straight through and bolt both sides of the frame directly together.