How hard is it to move? Has anyone modded it to put casters or something on?
2005894
It is a little difficult to move but can be moved easily with 2 people. I would suggest larger bases on the legs with an option for casters.
2005895
Once assembled, I moved it by myself down a flight of stairs, so it's fairly easy to move when you have to. It's definitely easier with two people, though, and I don't move it now that I've gotten it leveled. Not sure that casters would work well, as the "feet" are pretty small.
2005896
It's really not that bad. It is much easier to move with two people, one on each handle, if going a long way; remember the door comes off easily. I recently moved mine maybe 200 yards, most by myself to clean after a competition where it handled 4 large briskets, a little too much for it. Hope this helps
2005897
I am going to make a frame with 4 fairly large tires , because I want to be able to go across gravel. This is a work in progress. The plan is to remove the wimpy legs and attach to the smoker body. Thereby not raising the 'center of gravity'.
2005898
Sarah, it's made to be left in one place and not in and out of a garage or shed. I build a frame for mine with wheels.
1476597
Hello, I just did a trial run by scooting around my tiled kitchen floor on this stool -> it left no marks and moved easily. The casters are plastic so there aren't the black marks rubber leaves. Also, the casters can be changed using any of the many caster sets available at a good hardware store.Also, I love this stool. It's stable both for me and my 4 year old. Never has tipped even with him wobbling all over it!
1396357
It's pretty easy, really. Just need to screw it into the base and screw in the legs. I think the legs was the hard part, but really wasn't bad. I think 2 people make it easier, but 1 person can probably do it on their own, as well (If I remember correctly).
2266017
Hello! I had this piece for a short while (had to return it as the size wasn't right for me) so I can't say for sure if casters would work, especially given the size and "curve" of the legs at the bottom. However I can say the piece is very sturdy, so that could help!
1510377
Its well balanced you can move around in the chair but they ground you pretty well. Also if the casters are an issue you can always remove them and have the wood directly on the ground.
1474390
The stand is pretty heavy once you fill it with water. My husband tilts it back and then it rolls easily. I have never tried to move it though I did build it.
1918393
I don't know what casters are, but we've had the condo for many months, and it doesn't sag. If you need to move it, pull or push from the bottom, though; if you pull from the top, the bars start to come out of the notches. But it's fine if you move it from the bottom. We've been really happy with it overall.
1666874
Yes it can be moved. Remove the 2 screws in the corners; swap sides and replace the scews. Easy change.
538331
It does not come with casters, though you could remove the feet and install them separately, I suppose. Not sure I would recommend casters, though. It would seem too unstable to me.
1690112
It's actually really easy to move! I put in around 400+ lbs of sand, so the entire thing weighs A LOT! We move ours often and don't have any trouble at all. My only question to you is the height of your garage! This goal is truly a "Beast," so it's heavy & extremely sturdy. Make 100% sure that you've got the room. Hope this helps!
1000266
Lol , yea I have never been able to move it either ??? Sorry I couldn't help.
644472
This is a very heavy duty item. It is not super easy to move. You can take it apart, but it can be a pain to put back together. It would be best to move it in one piece.
1499646
Haven't tried it but two caster wheels have a lock on them, and if placed against the wall or in a corner, it's VERY stable. Solid as a rock. Especially after you've put some stuff on it.
552139
I'm that person. First I just drilled holes in the base and attached the bolt-on casters. But because the base has a slight cone shape to it the casters kept breaking. So I cut a round piece of plywood, fitted it inside the base flange and then put the bolt-on casters on. Been good ever since. You could try the push in casters but there's nothing to hold them unless you add plywood. Probably best to use the bolt-ons.
499249
Not designed for casters; no casters were included. You might be able to rig something on it personally to make casters work. Joey
408629
None! It's great for a guest space, with no assembly required. Other than wheels\casters.
149147
Apparently not much. I'm about 175 and one of the casters broke after only using it for a couple of weeks. I'm still trying to find the time to stop and figure out how I'm going to replace the caster.