Has anyone used something to prevent the wheel that lies flush against the wall from scuffing the wall?
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Yes I purchased a wheel rest that cups the other wheel so it doesn't hit the wall. Amazon poped up with a suggestion. It was like a clear plastic and mounts to the wall.
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I cut a 4" piece of 2" round pvc. Cut that in half and screwed into wall. The rear tire fits into the cradle and protects the wall and keeps the bike straight.
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I use this and this it has worked great. It just fell off the wall for the first time ever (have had it up for about 4 months now) but is now re-attached and good to go!Delta Da Vinci Bicycle Tire Tray
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I haven't had any issues with it, but then, I don't handle it all that rough.The same company also makes the JobRocker, which has a guard rail around it and is meant to be rough and tumble... might be worth looking into...
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I didn't anchor mine to a wall and have carpet. It would lean backwards. An easy solution was to buy some shims, I picked up some plastic ones at a local hardware store and it fixed the problem and its sturdy how.
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Hi Gershie, I have mine on a carpet under a table without it's wheels...only way it would go under the table. Thanks for the idea of pushing it against the wall. The drawers do stay forward better. I think I'll put apiece of cardboard behind it to protect the wall. Peace, Angie C.
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Has not damaged mine. The wheels are a soft rubber and I would find it hard to image that they would scratch or mar a wood floor.
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Nine out of 10 times I'd say you'd need something catching an edge of a wheel to keep it from sliding on to the floor. It's not really free-standing once folded.
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There are caps on the outside of the wheel, but the inside has an exposed bolt. It still car mar walls or base boards. I have not had a problem with firniture.
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It should just pull off from one of the corners. All of mine did, so I don't know. Maybe try dampening it?
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Sorry, I've been out of town. There is a tiny metal "clip" in an indentation near the end of each wheel. Carefully remove the clip, then push the wheel into the hole, and replace the clip, which keeps the wheel from falling off. Hope that helps.
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Mine had a hard time staying on so I used a rubber squeegee to smooth it out, when I moved it again very tiny amounts of paint stuck to it since my wall has a rough texture. I don't think any paint would've come off if I didn't scrape a squeegee across it to make it stick better.
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I've not had this problem. I have a silver Scion XA and no scratches. There's a buckle-type attachment to stop the ramp from slipping, and on the other end it seems to sit fairly firmly on the ground. I suppose if you drove along with the ramp attached it might cause scratches, but I haven't tried that!
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where would i mount the top lid cushion to prevent the lid from hitting the wall mounted flush panel?
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I have a cube. My surface isn't smooth either. I bought super glue to hold the round disk to my dashboard. But it works fine on glass and smooth surfaces.
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We only used ours indoors briefly when it was first built. I didn't notice any scuffing with an 18 month old using it. I definitely wouldn't say this would be the case now, after having used it outside. Like any plastic wheels they can have rough edges, especially after outside use.
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It would be best to use as it states a wall mount. The tires will rest on the floor, possible roll could case a problem.
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I used a Speedwheel Grout Sealer and Stain applicator. It's basically a plastic bottle with a small wheel attached to it. The wheel was about the same width as my grout and it worked really well.
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Yes, the wall will keep the drawers in place by providing a stop. You have the option of installing the wheels or not during assembly.