Would it be possible to put wheels on it to make moving it easier ?
1029899
I suppose, if you know what you're doing. It's a pretty sturdy piece of furniture.
1029900
That's probably unwise considering its a heavy coffee table that will be even heavier if you use the storage feature. You can purchase furniture feet pads/ discs that would probably be preferable. It moves really easily (though I have wood floors) you'd probably be fine as long as your carpeting isn't super long shag.
1029901
Would need to do alot of carpentry and re-assembling, as the table is so extremely heavy and sturdy.
1118848
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
468939
The wheels are not wide. If sand is packed hard yes, if not probably less easy.
1021607
Kind of. They have a mechanism to lock, but it doesn't really do the trick too well. The wheels honestly aren't that great. One of mine broke clean off. It stays pretty immobile, but can shift if bumped hard enough.
1344437
If the wheels have spokes you should be able to mount the sending unit. The directions tell you how to adjust the sending unit to get approx speed.
1506726
Yes, only caveat would be the wheel assembly is tough to get lined up and the treads on correctly. My son tried but did ask for my help after popping the wheels off a couple of times. Loads of fun and moves around pretty good.
1943562
Can you lock the wheels, or maybe put a cloth behind the wheels, so that they don't otherwise move?
1294056
Hi Allison! I would say that if you wanted to keep the cart stationary, you could do without attaching the wheels. It would make it a couple of inches shorter.... I like the wheels as then I can roll it around my kitchen to suit my needs. The wheels do lock on one side, so this keeps it in place if necessary.
538638
I think so. The black flat things that attach to the bottom of the legs screw in. So I think you could get wheels that screw in if they're small enough.
129514
For the most part, yes. Wheels need to be installed if you wish to roll it around. Since air is drawn in from the bottom the wheels serve to raise the unit which allows for better clearance and air flow from floor, rugs etc.
64613
Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
1950035
well I guess anything is possible, but it is screwed on the two plastic sides and if you know someone who could possibly put wheels on it I am sure it could, my two grandsons love theirs.
424915
It would probably be okay because the wagon and the wheels are sturdy, but it'd probably not move all that fast as it would be if were something that just had one or two wheels, like a wheelbarrow for example.
588895
I dont think so. It is a pretty nice unit. I would like it to be higher off the ground with larger wheels.
1117102
I suppose you could use the kind of wheels that can be inserted individually into each leg...they would have to be small or they might split the leg
1340812
It is possible, however I would say it would take at least a person or more at each corner to lift and move it. it's sturdy enough to drag if it is on the right surface, but I'd stick with a group to help move it.
1172843
The whole thing doesn't slide easily as it seems to have rubber feet. If you removed those it might be possible, but then you'd have it slide around on you when you didn't want it to.