Hi I need something that I can wheel down the hall and take in the elevator to the laundry room and back. Is this put together well enough to work? tks
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This is really easy to roll. I roll it from the garage to the driveway every Wednesday. I use mine for recycling but it is designed as a laundry hamper. You can lift out each section very easily to empty it into the washer. The bags go right back on the hooks if you need to wash them. I have already washed the bags. I hung mine back on the rack to dry. It dries very quickly. It has not faded and it did not run when I washed it
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In my opinion it is. We have 6 kids in our house (3yrs - 11yrs) and 2 of these hampers. I bought the first one over a year ago and it's still in great shape with LOTS of use. I bought a second one a few months ago. Both are moved around a lot and have held up just fine.
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Honestly, it's a bit flimsy... You can probably do this and just make sure to keep retightening the bolts on it, but it won't last forever.
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It's more sturdy than others I've had, but I don't think it's up to the repetitive travel you speak of. Maybe something industrial is what you need
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It would work for laundry if you are walking to and from your home to your mother's nursing home. I would say it is big enough and sturdy enough for one person's laundry. As others are telling you, the laundry might get a little wrinkled.
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I've been able to move it without taking it apart. At my old house it went through doorways fine. Where I'm living now the hallway is too narrow so I can't quite make the turn. I don't move it often, but I can move it by tipping it on its side. Not super convienient, but not bad. And like I said, the problem is our hall, not the door frame itself.
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It's pretty heavy if you plan to move it around, however if you have it in your bedroom and just plan to pull it in and out from under the bed that might work because it has little wheels. I have mine stationary in the corner of my office because it's to big and heavy to move around.
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It can be easily assembled by anyone with average intelligence and skills (using wrenches). As for moving it, there are small wheels but it is heavy and awkward. Best to place it and leave it. A good idea is to put it near a TV and watch while using it to make the time go faster.
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With the help of a second person it would be easy to move. I move it around myself in my daughters room. The construction is sturdy; however I don't know what it would be like to move to a separate floor.
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It would be very diffcult to move. Carpet would be bad, very small wheels. Hardwood or tile would be a little better, but not much. You cannot use the slider to move from side to side, it will bend to pin that holds it in place. All that said, it is great exercise machine if left in one place. I use it every day.
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You would still definitely need two people to lever the larger, heavier furniture. You are also probably going to need two people to "steer" when sliding the larger furniture items, but it DOES make moving the furniture so much easier than trying to carry it. My husband and I were able to move a very heavy entertainment center that was still stocked up with blu rays down the hall across stone tiled floor without the need to take it apart. We bought more to rearrange the rest of the furniture so we could shampoo carpets.
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I'm pretty handy but not mechanically. I went. Through the instructions as well as watched some youtube videos on this. It took me about an hour to put it together with a little bit of trial and error. The biggest thing was moving it. It's pretty heavy my wife and moved the main unit together in our master bedroom and boy was it a work out. I would recomend that you have a spot picked out and make sure that's where you want it long term. It does fold up not fully to 180 degrees but it is a nice feature. All in all great product. Super quite.
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Be aware it's a heavy treadmill like most high quality running units, so even though it has wheels unless your on concrete or wood floor they sink into the carpet. It's almost easier to pull the treadmill where you need it to go vs. trying to push through a door since view will be obstructed. Not something i would want to move around on a daily basis.
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Hi, N. Brown! I actually ordered mine from JC Penney, since I got a good price on it by way of an advertising error on their part... Either way, I only got it last night, and didn't find it too difficult to assemble just going by the sheet instructions. It IS quite heavy weight in construction, which I definitely count as a plus. The one thing that I can see that, so far, hasn't been mentioned in the reviews is, if you're on the heavier side (I'm 210 lbs at 5'5" tall, and wide through the hips) it doesn't SEEM particularly roomy when you're on the machine. I DID have a great time exercising on it last night after assembling it, though! If you love elliptical machines, as I do (they were my only motivation for going to the gym, and every time I went, I had to wait at least 20 minutes to get on one, so I cancelled my membership... Now I've got my own, dagnabbit! ;) ), you should really like this machine. I don't know if they're as squeaky over time as the other reviews state, but I'd assume that they are. Also, I live in a single bedroom apartment, and don't have a lot of room left over to leave this standing up. The main problem? I'd planned on sliding it under my futon when I'm not using it, but everything but the handles will fit - the handles just sit too high up to fit underneath it. It IS a heavy piece, as I said before, so a bit unwieldy, but the wheels on both the bottom of the rear frame, and the foot pedal pieces, help for maneuvering it. If you're not big on exercise, as I am not unless it's fun for me, but love cross trainer and elliptical machines, then I'd suggest you get this, if it's not more than you want to spend. It does take a little initial exercise to figure out your rhythm, but once you get going, it's GREAT! I woke up this morning eager to get back on it and go, and I haven't felt that way about exercise in YEARS, if ever!
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I use it for my laundry stuff and it is stationary. I'm not sure I'd trust it to be sturdy enough for what you want to use it for.
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Well, its suitable for my needs, two levels of ladies skirts, blouses, and jackets, and some boxes on the top and the floor. Because of the way its built, I think it would hold up pretty well to heavier loads. I used to work in a museum with industrial size racks, this one is OK. Hope this helps
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I bought this wagon to carry groceries up the elevator in our condo. We have been letting the tenant use it for over s year. She is moving out today & I can check out the wagon tonight. You can message me on Facebook if you want. Carmen Slater
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Not sure what you are using it for . Have six bottles of laundry products on it but only pull out / push it in about a foot . It is between the machines . Take the wheels of and put some skid pads under it .
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I really like mine. I've use it every time I do laundry and its gotten bumped around a bit in the garage. Still like new. I expect it will last a long time.
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Yes it is, it is easily put together, just make sure all bolts are tight. As far as using it there are different angles (heights) so your body weight is what you are using. Then there are four cords for more resistance.