If the bottom of the basket is an "x" shaped metal frame, is that enough to support a few gallons of milk in the bottom? Or do they tip/fall?
63360
Never used it to just transport milk so don't know. However, we have used it to take clothes to the laundry, bring groceries home (sacks of groceries that included milk and juices), take beer/wine/hors d'ouvres to marina parties, and in general used it as the utility cart we bought it for. Very handy and sturdy.
63361
Yes, but it works better if the weight is distributed evenly. Honestly even if you don't distribute the weight it has never tipped over on me yet.
63362
The bottom is soft but is a very heavy canvas type bottom and sides that will easily support the weight. As for tipping, maybe just make sure you have another gallon of milk next to it or a bag of groceries to assist it from tipping over as you mentioned. This is an extremely strong cart that I have abused when I was moving, and it will carry a tremendous amount of weight without any damage to the cart at all. I love this cart, and bought a second one so there is one in each car for anytime we go out and purchase anything that I choose not to carry. It even folds up so small that to me it is a necessity at all times. This cart will hold almost as much as a full size shopping cart at the grocery store! Just be sensible and put your heavy cans, bottle and boxes in first then put your softer vegetable and breads at the top and your all set. I live in a large high rise building and many people use them, and those that don't have them are always asking me where to get one. I tell them Amazon. Enjoy.
63363
It will tip and fall. bottom support is made of canvas it needs hard and flat surface to support heavy objects
63364
This cart should be able to carry ten pounds with ease. We only use it for laundry and it never leaves the building. I think if this cart get overused and rolled over uneven terrain it will most likely last only a year before the wheels give you problems.
63365
My wife and I take this cart every Saturday to the Farmers market where we get everything from apples to eggs and never have had a problem , best cart on the market .
63366
I purchased this from The Storage Store through Amazon. After receiving it, I decided it did not meet my needs and I requested (by email) a Return Authorization Number from The Storage Store, which never replied to my email. So if you decide that this product meets your needs, you might want to consider another seller.
63367
I have carried three (3) one (1) gallons of milk, 6 pieces of firewood, and 4 bags of groceries in this bad boy. :)
63368
Ours has carried many bags of groceries, including heavy objects. We have had it since December of last year and use it about once a week. We even transported our Christmas tree sections to storage in it. That might have been a little too heavy for it but it still works fine. All in all a durable cart. The rotating wheels and collapsible feature are very helpful to us.
58186
not really. The top one will sit on whatever is in the bottom one, rather than the bottom basket itself.
1810972
Yes, but make sure other things are in there so the fluids are not 'free standing.' very sturdy and deep basket
227881
No. I don't think it would tip easily, but it might be a little small for washing dishes in. I was filling it about halfway and setting it on the ground. It sat tall and didn't tip
2177753
That's how I am using them as well. I don't belive a toddler would be able to pull them over, they are very well balanced and once you add your vegatables the weight would make it very hard for a small child to tip.
871085
Hi-yes- it is very sturdy. The bottom is strong and even which prevents it from tipping. I was worried about the same thing, but i'ts fine. I hope this helps!
787652
It does store flat, and you can coil the hanging chain up inside the smaller basket. It's probably less than an inch thick when flattened. Beware that it is not really sturdy, though. Mine has dropped fruit all over my floor until I finally took it down.
1352424
Yes two the base is wide so it keeps it from tipping over. Use it all the time
1871536
It doesn't tip over too easily, though it could when it's not mounted. Yes it stands up when it is empty and the lid is open. I don't have it mounted and it works well. You just have to note that it can tip over that way and take a little extra care.
1419018
They do not stack well because of the way the feet align with the top of the bottom unit. You would need to try to put a piece of cardboard or something between them to give it something to rest on or it would be tippy.
1957178
It seems like it could handle some heavy weight but it is tall and thin in stature so it seems to me it could tip. That's just a thought for you to consider.
1871537
It does tip over easy if it is empty with the lid open, but, it doesn't hinder performance. We keep ours on the counter by the sink.
482403
When I stacked 3 high (in the center of my counter with no support on any side) the tower felt a bit tippy. The bottom one was flexing a bit and the top of the tower was swaying more than I'd like. It seemed to bear the weight well, though. I don't know if I'd go 4 high unless the containers had support on 2 opposite sides to stop the bottom container from bulging out from all of the weight. I decided to stack my 4 AquaPaks in two stacks of two.
1276803
It's nearly impossible to tip over. It has a flat bottom, instead of a deep draft. This makes it kind of slow, but very sturdy.
1947320
Not sure if would, we didn't tip them over. I know when they are empty and on their side, any amount of pressure sends the top flying like a rocket! Hope this helps.
90082
If you have enough weight on the bottom shelves it might hold it without tipping backwards. It is a sturdy stand, the top shelf isn't going to break, I would want to make sure it doesn't fall. The wheels will lock so if you put it against a wall it wouldn't flip.
617455
Would not be very stable as is. You need to add some support to the bottom.