Is there any grip to the liner? (i.e., would plates slip off when the rolling cart was moved?)
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One side is grooved. I use this side up in the pantry. I haven't tried it with plates, but it should help. A rubber-like mat might do a better a better job on a rolling cart, but I dont really know.
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No there is no grip per se, but the liners are cut with half-moons so they are stabilized by each vertical pole. The cart would have to tip over for them to dump the load. There is negligible slide to them even though they don't grip per se. Hope that helps. The pad itself will not move but it is very possible that things on the liners could slid (like stacked plates) if you moved the cart quick....it is all Newton's Laws! :)
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I sent the liner back due to cracks and dirt. However the liner is hard plastic, things will slip and move around on it
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Sorry for taking so long to respond, my notifications are horrible lol!!! Okay, back to the question, the cart is fine against the areas of the beach BUT...... be very wary on bumping against hard items because the metal is easily bendable. If you don't bump into nothing severe than you are fine.
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We just got a normal cart from Home Depot (got it on sale for $25.00) and used stretchable tie downs to hold it up against the cart. the Cart is light weight and can hold and move an enormous amount of weight. "Milwaukee Hand Trucks with 7" tires" - Folds away nicely.
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The liner can move around some in the trunk if you slide a heavy object on it, but for the most part it won't move around.
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The back (larger) wheels are quite sturdy. They are steel wheels with rubber rims. They are mounted on a single 1/4" steel axle that passes through the whole cart. I generally move the cart by lifting the front wheels off the floor and pushing or pulling the cart to its new location. No issues in either direction.
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It. Is not grooved. Have not had any issues with rolling stock coming out. Solid workmanship, quite satisfied with purchase.
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It rolls easily on a flat surface, it uses whatever wheels are in contact with the ground. I haven't tried it on uneven ground yet. I like the cart very much but am still concerned that the wheels are too fragile.
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No, it doesn't, but when I am using it for chopping it doesn't really slip around. However, when I am rolling double to make cinnamon rolls, 9r for pastry, it could slip, so I just tape the corners to my kithcen counter with a little masking tape. Or you could put some of thoserubberdisks (used for opening jars) under it in several places, which might keep it from sliipping.
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No, there is a slight up-curve or ridge around the edge of the plate to keep things from sliding off.
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I have it supporting a tool box full of machining tools and its not showing any signs of stress. However I don't much care for the wheels, they make a large racket when rolling it across the shop. Ben's answer is pretty spot on with the weights. I like the little cart and find it suited my needs at a good price. The lack of a top level lip going around it was the selling point for me.
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i just tighten up the screws and i have not had any problem. it has been the best cart i have ever used. i wish i had had this one 7 years ago instead of wasting money on multiple different carts. you won't regret using this one.
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As long as your cart fits between the rails, there should be no problem. It's not meant for human traffic.
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They are kinda like the brakes. If too much weight is put into the cart (like a child climbs in) it pushes the bars down so the cart cannot move....its a safety feature. We have carpet and the cart rolls just fine on carpet, so don't worry, the bars won't affect the performance of the cart.
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It can be detached from the rolling cart base, but that is not the designed use. I'm not sure how secure the top will stand on its own.
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No the wheels do not lock but the cart sits very low to the ground. So if it is on grass it doesn't move when you are pulling out the hose. I'm sure if it was on a smooth surface, like a driveway, it would slide.
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The liner does not take the weight because it is supported by the cart. It depends on the cart you have...
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How far are you going? :) If it's just down the aisle, you could be fine. Yes, it rolls, but it's not a totally smooth roll. Wheels have a bit of a wobble, so the whole cart moves a little as it goes. What's the surface you will be rolling this on? Hopefully smooth. (Keep an eye on the baby, so he/she does not crawl out.) If you go slow, you should be Ok.