Is there a way to move several of them at a time? Has anyone found a cart that might work with these?
72368
They don't move we'll together. They are a good fit for a full load of laundry but the clip edge doesn't keep them connected well.
822077
in my opinion no, it's pretty heavy & hight, the best way to move them separately and mount them again at the desired location....
1668330
no, our unit we bought the casters were not strong enough to make the unit moveable in a repeat operation. I used a unit from Harbor freight, a small portable dolly with proper frame work and strong enough caster, a bit of over kill but it works fine. ( the unit from Harbor freight has variable sizes to choose from, we bought the small one and I put L brackets on the wood frame to hold the unit in Place.) Hope this helps.
2063616
I move them a lot, and have not had any problems either. Sandbags can work to stabilize them in windy conditions if needed.
344517
Yes you can. This cart has the ability to push and pull with items on it. I use for my candle business and can push in almost 225 lbs at one time to a show event. I would suggest buying some bungee cords that fit your items that you plan on carrying on this cart for extra stability.
1233700
You could also take the pieces out and carry them up individually. There are not that many pieces.
441304
You can move them a couple times but not over and over. They lose their stickyness if you do.
1618597
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.
334610
a trolley cart that can be made into a flat bed seems to work fine. a piece of plywood too may be a good idea to reduce vibration and give more stabilization for transport.
2091203
Hello- I haven't bought a trolley but if I needed to move it about a lot, I would look. It is HEAVY but I love it ! Good luck on your search. If you find one that works well for you...it'd be great for you to post it. :-)
1063914
I think it would be a perfect cart to do the job. The one we have I use for hauling gardening things or anything that I want to get from one place to another. It is very well built. It pulls and maneuvers easily.
1092143
I do not think they will be comfrtable and to transport two you may want to look at some with a wider wheel base.
1809630
Absolutely! I move them in and out of my studio all the time because I have limited space. I haven't put them in my car to move them. I just move them onto my deck outside and then back in. I don't think they would be a problem to cart around in your car at all.
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.
335028
This has not been an issue for me, but the wheel locks do not seem that they would be in the way. My cart is tucked into a small alcove inside of closet.
254673
I don't know if you CAN, but I don't think you SHOULD. The two wheels work fine to move it around, you just pick it up by the end without wheels. The wheels don't really lock, so I don't think it would be very safe to have four wheels.
1725222
No, There is no way to put them together. The directions clearly state to not stack them. I believe they would be very unstable.