Can this be put on a rolling cart, like a suitcase type cart? Or is the bottom too soft?
640041
I have two in the trunk of BMW Sedan. There are inserts in the bottom for rigidity.
640042
I think it depends what you're loading it with but the bottom should be sturdy enough to go on a cart and be loaded with brochures and lighter items.
640043
Not likely unless it is a custom designed cart. It is somewhat rigid, but not soft. I do a lot of business from my car and find it excellent as an organizer on my passenger seat yet covenient to carry into the office. Hope this helps
564601
Yes. We have carpet, tile and hardwood floors and it rolls well on all of the surfaces. FYI - When assembling the cart's wheels onto the metal rod don't push the small end caps (that hold the wheels on) too far onto the rod. I did this thinking that the further I pushed the caps on the better it would hold the wheels on with rough kid use. You can actually get the wheels to tight against the cart so that they won't roll at all. Not too hard to fix but would have liked to known that tidbit myself before I assembled our cart.
673559
Yes, there are wheels at the bottom so it's easy to pull along like a suitcase.
1773876
I haven't tried it yet but the grill snaps securely to the cart. If your trying to bring it through soft sand that might be a bit tough because the wheels are narrow. I have thrown it in the back of my car no problem.
695290
It's virtually a box cart on wheels. It's durable, but not meant for bad surfaces. I use it at the farmer's market and it's got curbs and cracks in the pavement. There are times when the spinning front wheels get caught. I would recommend pulling it; or getting another type of pull-cart that would be more durable for rough terrain. I've seen carts that look like pullie-duffle bags that might be better suited for your need.
221506
NO, I Hull pretty heavy stuff the and the roller broke like 2nd month i owned it. the organizer is very cool and usable and I can reuse it with other carts that I can purchase from office depot. Usually those carts don't last too long, they break easy if you carry heavy stuff like books.
1975776
It is a great bag but it does NOT have a spine and will not sit on a cart without falling down, I use it because it packs in my suitcase.
1866643
it folds like an umbrella and it is not too heavy --it could fit on the bottom of the cart -- hope this helps
771416
It should be possible but you have to keep two things in mind. 1) Proper support as the cart is made of aluminum. You would have to add some additional support perpendicular to the "bracket". 2) You do not want the bracket to protrude from the cart when you are on the beach or you will be busting up your legs. This company also makes an assembly that does what you want already. Sorry but cannot find the web site info right now. Even a baggage carrier that is readily available would work. Good luck. Good luck
2192561
Yes but it isn't a solid bottom just material. I wouldn't put anything heavy on it.
1353526
It's somewhat flexible. Rollable, really. I'd consider keeping a few Velcro ties on hand, and just rolling it up and putting it in the cargo space if you need to use the third row.
850311
"I am looking to use this to wheel items to and from a car . . . Why do y think the wheels will hold up?" I don't know about the wheels holding up, I pushed this cart with about 10 lbs of stuff on it and since it was a smooth floor, nothing fell down and it was easy to push. If the area between your car and where you're loading the stuff from has small rocks/gravel, then I don't think there'll be stable enough to support the cart and it will tip over.
1161786
I wouldn't, b/c most of the weight is on the rolling bag itself in the rolling position. Maybe initially, tilting back but my cheap Walmart travelers roll-on had no problems
26649
No. The handle is so low you would have to walk bent over. Also one of the wheels keeps falling off when we put the baby it it and he is 20lbs. It is really for kids to pull stuff around in.
435340
When ours was assembled it rolled on the rollers/wheels very easily. We have it on a wood floor and can move it no problem.
771417
It should be possible but you have to keep two things in mind. 1) Proper support as the cart is made of aluminum. You would have to add some additional support perpendicular to the "bracket". 2) You do not want the bracket to protrude from the cart when you are on the beach or you will be busting up your legs. This company also makes an assembly that does what you want already. Sorry but cannot find the web site info right now.Even a baggage carrier that is readily available would work.Good luck.Good luck
850310
"I am looking to use this to wheel items to and from a car . . . Why do y think the wheels will hold up?"I don't know about the wheels holding up, I pushed this cart with about 10 lbs of stuff on it and since it was a smooth floor, nothing fell down and it was easy to push. If the area between your car and where you're loading the stuff from has small rocks/gravel, then I don't think there'll be stable enough to support the cart and it will tip over.