Can basket on Seville Classics SHE 18321 Workstation be removed? Can this cart be assembled without the basket, to allow for sitting at the prep cart and room for knees?
1690318
It can, the basket slides completely out so you can assemble it and leave the basket off. Also the shelf can be put on higher as well if you prefer, so you can sit with your legs and feet under.
1801973
You can do this but when welded directly to the cart you'll not be able to remove them. I welded base plates to the cart and then bolted the casters on to those.
868350
Yes, you can just remove them. However, if you are going to use it without the baskets, I'd recommend not putting the baskets on it at all as the baskets scratch the wood after a bit of sliding in and out.
154992
Not really easy to separate the cart and the unit. It would have no legs to steady it. Why not get the smaller table-top one. It looks the same but a bit smaller and no cart.
1467206
Absolutely!! With room to spare. That was the first thing I did once I had it assembled, I moved my silverware. The whole cart is extremely sturdy and solid. I am very impressed with it.
1119685
Its been a few years since 'this walker', so am trying to remember. Any assembly was very basic and straightforward such as putting the wheels in the posts (if not already assembled) and setting the handles. If wrench was required, it was supplied. The basket is and easy on/off item. Assembly was not a major issue.
1294056
Hi Allison! I would say that if you wanted to keep the cart stationary, you could do without attaching the wheels. It would make it a couple of inches shorter.... I like the wheels as then I can roll it around my kitchen to suit my needs. The wheels do lock on one side, so this keeps it in place if necessary.
1899855
Yes, just don't put the casters on and will work fine. Also 2 of the casters have a locking mechanism preventing the cart from free-wheeling.
412978
Although I haven't done so, I don't see why not. Putting the wheels on is a separate step of the assembly, so I'd imagine you could just eliminate that step. I need my carts to be on wheels, so I did put them on. Hope this helps.
1591620
The height of the cart is not adjustable. The basket height is not adjustable, but the basket does slide in and out like a drawer.
2079609
The rear basket doesn't come off at all, but I tried taking it up a few stairs and it works just fine, and the BIG basket is Wonderful, because I was able to fit 4 cases of soft drinks in bottom of cart, and then set everything else on top of that, and I still had the back part of the basket to put my Bread, Eggs, Paper towels etc. in, and I did it all in ONE TRIP!
2005306
The cart like a dolly used for moving heavy and large pieces. the bag on the outside fits over the handle and can be taken off if you want to use it as a dolly.
229526
While putting it together, you just omit the footrest. If you already put it together and actually want to remove it, you need to disengage the gas lift by hitting the parts apart with a rubber mallot. Seems harsh, but I did it...see my review.
968630
It's wouldn't be easy to take off. It was designed to be be semi permanent. You would need to unscrew a few bolts from the underside of the basket. Too inconvenient for what you're looking for but very sturdy.
548207
I don't think so. It comes with that part already assembled. I haven't tried to take it off but don't think it looks easy. However is not really in the way. I mostly use the handle but the foot petal comes in very handy when hauling groceries and such.
659793
The desk can definitely be assemble without the hutch. Why not just by the desk without the hutch...
858943
In regards to the question of whether the shelf is removable, I figure I should clarify that the shelf can only be removed by partially disassembling the cart (or by never installing it when you initially assemble the cart). So, if you always want the shelf or never want the shelf, it will work well for you, but if you want a shelf that you can easily attach and remove from time to time, then this shelf would not be very practical for you.