Has anyone had issues with this crib rolling on hard wood floors? The wheels are terrible and the crib does not roll at all.
197705
That's been my experience. When I first tried to roll it on my floor I thought the locks were engaged.
457383
The wheels roll on all surfaces :-) We had hardwood floors and carpet and it worked great!
1623844
I have hardwood floors and have let my two year old ride this on them all over the house. No scratches. We have had no problems.We have the roller blade wheels which are soft, which I think they all come with anyway. Hope this helps
197086
The wheels are made of hard plastic. I've wheeled my cart on my hardwood floor but only once. I didn't notice any damage.
243493
Hi It works great for me in my daughters room and slides under her bed. It pulls out easily on a wooden floor. I have to remove the rug in front of the bed as the wheels get a little tangled as it is very low profile. You might need to "block" the wheels as the frame will slide if on a wood floor and a kid runs and jumps. Lots of fun!
822601
It is more difficult rolling on carpet. We primarily have wood flooring. Definitely notice a difference when rolling on carpet in bedroom.
1795909
No wheels but I put felt sticky pads on the bottom as I have wood flooring and it slides right around easily...it is very lightweight....hope this helps! : )
1180959
We put small flat wooden blocks under ours and they did not crack - we have carpeting. However, we also had to cut the wheels + a little more off of our bed frame, because the bed was too tall for me. It was either cut off the wheels + a little or get a ladder to for me to get in bed - we opted for the cut offs. :)
834126
it does roll on flat surfaces. The wheel on the bottom does that, while the other two of the "triangle of wheels" stay up in the air. They rotate, when going upstairs. We're pleased with ours. Be sure you snap the wheels in really well, they sometimes may fall out, so don't carry a child or pet or fragile stuff on the top. I have thought about putting some super glue in the snapon part, first, but haven't tried it yet. This has not been a big problem, though, I am so glad to have one, wish I'd done this2 years ago...
2248840
The wheels are like a firm rubber material. Sorry I do not have hardwood floors, so I'm not much help to you in that aspect. I can tell you that this is an awesome sorter though. It is sturdier than any other laundry cart I have ever purchased.
2248626
Mine has been wobbling like crazy every since I put it together. I've taken it apart, and reassembled twice, and it's never gotten better. I've tried to find a way to cross-brace it in the back, but the legs are metal, and I don't have the tools to get through it.
1344192
It moves pretty easily on a wood floor. It you have carpet you might want to contact the company to see if you can change out the "feet" for rollers.
2074047
I bought this for my 1 year old for Christmas & for some reason the wheels won't turn. We took it apart & put it back together & they still won't turn.
6867
We've used this in my daughters crib now for almost a year and haven't had an issue. But if it ever happened to me, I'd contact the manufacture. Most of the time, that seems to do the trick when it comes to that kind of stuff. Hope that helps.
788146
I have mine fully loaded with books and games and it will not spin but fairly easy to move. I keep mine in a corner so no need to spin but can move easily to clean. I do love the product has held up with 3 kids under 5 no problems and the kids love the access to the books, but if something is needed on the back side I do not allow them to move it because it is so heavy and on rollers. As a side note have been told you could possibly you a lazy suzanne type metal frame to attach on bottom to make it spin. I personally dont think this would work fully loaded it would be way to heavy. By far a lot better bookcase for the price then several others that were researched. I have mine fully loaded with books and games and it will not spin but fairly easy to move. I keep mine in a corner so no need to spin but can move easily to clean. I do love the product has held up with 3 kids under 5 no problems and the kids love the access to the books, but if something is needed on the back side I do not allow them to move it because it is so heavy and on rollers. As a side note have been told you could possibly you a lazy suzanne type metal frame to attach on bottom to make it spin. I personally dont think this would work fully loaded it would be way to heavy. By far a... » Read More I have mine fully loaded with books and games and it will not spin but fairly easy to move. I keep mine in a corner so no need to spin but can move easily to clean. I do love the product has held up with 3 kids under 5 no problems and the kids love the access to the books, but if something is needed on the back side I do not allow them to move it because it is so heavy and on rollers. As a side note have been told you could possibly you a lazy suzanne type metal frame to attach on bottom to make it spin. I personally dont think this would work fully loaded it would be way to heavy. By far a lot better bookcase for the price then several others that were researched. « Show Less
1908920
The wheels are rather hard to install. I used the palm of my hand to install them and it took several tries to get this done. When the first one went in I said to myself well these really do go with this machine. I do believe that once you get them installed you won't have to worry about them ever comming out. I have mine on carpeting and it rolls well. Good luck and have a great day. Mike Hutson
1233663
No, it's not that bad. All the new furniture are like that. I set up the crib and waited for few days. It went away.