Would I be able to take apart and then reassemble this post for moving without making it wobbly?
2053320
As far as I know... yes you would. The only thing I can think that wouldn't make that possible is if you lost a small part such as a screw... in the move.
2053321
I don't see why not as long as everything is tightened when it's reassembled.
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. �
2038907
Yes, you would have to take the entire thing apart. And more than likely it will not be as sturdy when put back together. It's an inexpensive piece made entirely of partice board...once put together it's really suppose to stay put together. I'd recommend you purchase after you move...otherwise you may want to invest in a higher quality piece.
743689
If you put it together as the instructions suggest, it wouldn't separate easily. You'd have to remove some of the hardware. Not that that's really so difficult. However, I was able to slide it around on my own, and two people could move it very, very easily.
1015873
Yes, this post comes in three pieces (split lengthwise) and can be assembled around an existing post if there is an existing post.
846954
To be honest, I've never tried that, it's much safer to pull it apart, you don't need to disassemble it completely though so moving it around shouldn't be too tough
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.
732504
i would not recommend that. The pole and basket are heavy enough where I would be concerned it would tip over, especiallyif you have the basket fully extended. I also put it together myself. I am not very handy and was able to do it all until I got to the last few steps. some larger wrenches definitely made a difference in knocking it out. Follow the directions and go slowly to make sure nothing is put on backwards.
126237
Unsure of the total weight, but it can be taken apart if you need to move it.
436143
It can be taken apart, but it's much harder than putting it together. I would try to move it in one piece if possible.
1402628
It is pretty easy to assemble but taking it down and re-assembling would be a pain. Putting it together was no problem even for a non-mechanical person like me. It is not very portable unless you had a truck or large van with storage capability. I would not consider it to be a portable item.
472012
Yes..and will be probably be more stable. Just leave off 1 shelf and 4 of the 8 posts.
232473
Definitely. Each post is full of holes for shelf height variation, so you could just nut/bolt them in different places.
1731114
I think that is possible. I assembled it the way it is in the picture but after looking at mine I think it's definitely doable the way you want it.
472202
No. Impossible. I doubt it would survive much moving around even if you kept it assembled. Good only for light storage that doesn't have to move. I use mine for office supplies in the closet
1825413
No, it is not portable or storable. Once it is together it would have to be taken apart to move.
1306105
Yes, very easily! The design of the bed is not permanent, so it would be easy to take it apart and move it
2056037
I don't think it's so easy to take apart, which is good since you want this to be sturdy. It's not something that I would recommend - you're better off shipping unassembled, and then putting it together when it gets to it's destination.