I can't tell from the picture if it has wheels, and, if so, if it's easy to move around on a deck.
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yes easy to move around. difficult to put together. you might want to buy already assembled some place else.
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Hi David, yes it has wheels. Incidentally I owned mine for almost a year. The thermometers stopped working and the stainless infrared grates started rusting which is indicative of Charbroil using a cheaper, magnetic stainless. The unit is advertised as "commercial". It most certainly isn't. I rarely return anything but could not abide having this for 10 more years before replacing it. I returned it to Lowes, where I bought it and purchased a Webber. Paid $100 more for the Webber and have never regretted it. My recommendation is to either buy a cheaper grill which will be as good as this advertised "commercial" one or buy the Webber. I have owned the Webber for a year now. Much better made. Hi David, yes it has wheels. Incidentally I owned mine for almost a year. The thermometers stopped working and the stainless infrared grates started rusting which is indicative of Charbroil using a cheaper, magnetic stainless. The unit is advertised as "commercial". It most certainly isn't. I rarely return anything but could not abide having this for 10 more years before replacing it. I returned it to Lowes, where I bought it and purchased a Webber. Paid $100 more for the Webber and have never regretted it. My recommendation is to either buy a cheaper grill which will be as good... » Read More Hi David, yes it has wheels. Incidentally I owned mine for almost a year. The thermometers stopped working and the stainless infrared grates started rusting which is indicative of Charbroil using a cheaper, magnetic stainless. The unit is advertised as "commercial". It most certainly isn't. I rarely return anything but could not abide having this for 10 more years before replacing it. I returned it to Lowes, where I bought it and purchased a Webber. Paid $100 more for the Webber and have never regretted it. My recommendation is to either buy a cheaper grill which will be as good as this advertised "commercial" one or buy the Webber. I have owned the Webber for a year now. Much better made. « Show Less
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NO it has small wheels on it. They work ok on pavement but work the best on a hard wood floor.
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Yes, it does have wheels and it rolls very easily on either a smooth or carpeted floor. Love it!
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Yes, it has wheels. Doesn't roll amazingly well on carpet, but it does roll :).
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There are Two wheels on one side..and a handle to lift and roll on the other. It is really not easy to move..
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The wheels don't then because it's a skateboard, not a scooter. The board does turn with weight shift like a regular skateboard.
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No it does not have wheels, it is a tow behind only. You do have to pick it up and move it.
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It has wheels. They are fixed, so it is easy to roll straight out... but not side to side or such after you get it out.
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If you can lift the back of it (approx 25lbs), it has wheels on the front, moves easily on uncarpeted floors
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No it does not have wheels. Which is a good thing. Lol We have been very pleased with it.
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It has wheels if you choose to use them. It also has round feet to be used without wheels. Your choice.
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No, it does not have wheels. However, it is light enough (though still a sturdy cradle) to move to another room.
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It's heavy. I leave it on a deck and it doesn't move around. Light enough to move to the car but if wind is strong enough to move it you'd have other things to worry about.
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It's sturdy but it is on wheels. It isn't the same height as a regualr ironing board. It's lower.
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The wheels are just like a bike's, and are very maneuverable with a great turn radius. It's expensive, but WELL worth it. Hope this helps.
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I don't know exactly but it isn't heavy and I find it to be very maneuverable.
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It is not on wheels, but it's easy enough to move - that is, unless you're wanting to be able to move it daily, in which case I would either look elsewhere or ask the company if wheels can be added to the cabinet.