Can I add wheels to this item so my Grandmother can move it easier?
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Regarding the small one this item is very light and moves easily. The bigger one is a little heavy to move around especially on carpeted floors, the top part that comes off has handles so i use them to pull it around but you can definitely buy wheels and screw them on.
298518
It looks like you could take off the little floor protectors (I am not sure if they screw on or glued on)I have hardwood floors and it slides all over my floor just the way it is, but it would be hard on carpet. (Oh and I am a handicapped grandma) Smiles, hope this helps!
298519
these things are so light that i dont see why you would need any wheels. my 6 yr old moves it no problem.
298520
If you have hardwood floors it glides very easy of you add the protective pads to the bottomVery light weight as wellHope that helps
614481
Amazon asked me to answer this question because I purchased this chair. I would have no idea about buying new wheels for it. We like it for taking my Mom out to eat or to a party. This is not for everyday use.
2074115
I did not put wheels on mine, but i did remove an inch from each leg in order to add a granite conter top. It lookd beautiful.
345897
I don't think that's necessary. It comes with plenty of tracks and includes instructions to assemble it like the picture. Of course you can get more tracks so your grandchild could have more options though. Hope this helped.
1470506
This is probably not the board for you then. Going slightly uphill, two pushes won't get you very far. It's something that can be adjusted if you change the wheels maybe
1633679
No wheels. I suppose you might be able to put casters on, but the feet are an oblong shaped solid metal. If done, I don't think it would be that easy but that is just a guess. I can't tell if the bottom is solid or hollow so don't know how secure you could attach anything.
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I would say yes. You might be able to remove the wheels, but there is a little 'edge' around the top so the wheels should set down into the top and not roll off.
588465
Very easy. You can lock the wheels when you want the table to be in one place. I have two of these sewing tables/carts and they work just right.
2220876
I don't know why you couldn't. If it has warranty it would probably void it, if you do modifications to it. It is so light weight I don't know why you would need wheels unless you plan on moving it around once you have it filled, as then it would be heavy to move without wheels.
484331
I haven't tried but once to move it. It was easy as it has wheels! If no stairs, you're good!!!
2272126
Yes, the base is wood (laminated particle-board) there are 4 holes already in the base bottom that have a threaded inserts for the level pads. I don't see why you couldn't attach wheels directly to the inserts.
618008
I'm a grandma too. I bought this for my grandsons, age 4 and 6. I think she would enjoy playing with it-lots of creativity. Her ability to build more complex structures will increase over time. (I must admit I enjoy playing with it too.)
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Sure you can, if your legs reach the floor and you use your feet to 'walk' along. As you can imagine not a great wheelchair alternative for anything other than short distances. However it works fine to sit in and have your caregiver push you with the handles. I do this with my lady friend all the time.
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Yes, you could purchase caster wheels and add them to the feet. The unit seems sturdy enough to support this, although it might be a bit unstable if raised to the maximum height and is loaded. There is a single hole in each of the feet already drilled.
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Not easily. The wheels are mounted in a "U" channel that's just wide enough for the existing tires. You COULD rig something up, but it'd be a lot of messing around, and wouldn't have much strength for hauling heavy loads. I'd think you'd be better off just going with a regular 2 wheel dolly, or even something like this. ABOGEAR BEACH CART DOCK CART COLLAPSIBLE AUSSIE WALKABOUT CART
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You will be happy with this purchase, the wheels on here are like on a rolling chair, it should roll very nice.I hope this helps, oh and use glue when putting this together sometimes the top gets loose and you have to reinstall.
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Hello Joy, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! We cannot recommend adding wheels on the back legs of this walker as it would decrease the user's stability.