I'm going to be moving later this year. If I take this apart for my move after using it for a few months, then put it back together in my new place, will it be ruined? I worry that putting the legs together then taking them apart again will ruin the...
2066194
Nope. They're screwable, so you shouldn't have a problem with that. I will mention though that I found the table kind of wobbly.
1479717
Absolutely not! I move it all the time. It's awesome and won't damage anything
725217
No. It really isn't made to be moved, especially with anything inside. It is easy enough to slide it around on a smooth surface. By design, if you were to try to lift it while it has something inside the floor may separate from the sidewalls as it basically snaps together.
1591222
While it is easy to move, it is not readily collapsible. Once you assemble it, you probably want to leave it assembled and just move it around.
828462
I leave it out in my basement for two reasons. One, if I had to drag it out from under the bed, it wouldn't get used as often. Two, unless your bed is higher than most, it will not fit and even if you take the stability bar off, what it fits into would have to be removed from the legs every time. It does come folded, but it takes almost 20 minutes to put it together (minimum 20 minutes), so unless you are more determined than I am, I would not do that every time I decide to use it.
1633807
Yes, but it involves taking it apart and putting it back together again. We assembled ours in the living room, not realizing that it wouldn't get through the doorway to the room where we were going to use it. As a result, we had to remove the entire top assembly, handles included, to squeeze it through, after which we put it back together. If you didn't assemble it yourself, there should be some assembly instructions included that will let you figure out how to get the vertical section off, and put it back on after it's moved. There should definitely be something in the paperwork that addresses this issue!
122176
I would worry about the stability of the unit after several moves. The unit is heavy when you think of how much dirt goes into it. If I were to do this, I would make sure there is additional support for the legs.
843345
I would say it would be best if you do not. It is not stable but it is also very light. This is due to easy to move from room to room; but probably would be ok If you do not plan to move this around. I would suggest a low pile or hardwood floor would be best if you do plan to do this.
392506
Good question. I would say no, unless you enjoy putting things together. Technically it would come apart and you could store it flat, but I would keep the instructions so that you can put it together again.
1421417
hiI personally can not probably, it's pretty heavy. But the guy who put it together did say that when you move, you can just lift it off. I still need to figure out how to do that. It looked pretty tightly attached to me. Hope it's helpful.
1993913
It cannot be removed by rolling it out. It needs to be disassembled to remove it (if someone has already assembled it in). I can see why you would want to do it..if you are tall or like sitting on a higher chair, there isn't too much knee room under there if the rolling part is assembled in.
2185262
I would be VERY afraid to "free stand" it without securing it in some way. I purchased mine in the winter and stored it on our enclosed porch (cement floor) until spring. Any bump against it would cause it to shift and want to topple so I zip tied it to the outside stair railing. It also needs support at the bottom to keep the arch sides spread apart at the proper width to keep from straining the upper connections.
2137367
Since it snaps and screws together I would have to say that you probably wouldn't want to have to take it apart again but It's very light and can easily put on a trailer while still together to be moved! I had to move mine after I put it together and it work out for me.
1606152
We did for the first year and then got rid of it. If you're considering buying this bed I would not recommend it. It was extremely difficult to put together. Some of the "wood" (partical board) broke while putting it together. We've had it 3 years and it's deteriorating.
219674
No. The unit in my opinion is not durable enough to be left outside. If you brought back in after use u should be ok. I personally have not took it outside.
2053322
I believe that it could be disassembled for moving, what disappointed me was that it is not real stable...the first time my cat jumped on it (9 lbs) it almost toppled, and she doesn't trust it now. I propped it in a corner and she only gets on it occasionally. �
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No Sir! Please make sure to assemble in the room that you are planning to use it in. Me and my daughter may have gone about it all wrong, but we had the worst time trying to move this assembled product from the living room to the bedroom. We had to actually take the hinges off of the door because it got stuck and we could not maneuver it back out. If you're a person who regularly moves items and can gauge spaces, turns, etc it might be different for you. Otherwise, assemble in room it will be used in.