Will this handle going up 3 flights of stairs when full of groceries? I live in a 3rd floor apartment.
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Not unless you are carrying it. The wheels are not sturdy enough to hold it by the handle and "drag" it up. You would have to lift it over the stairs. The bag and frame are good, Just not the wheels
235765
If you have a fairly light load, yes. If packed with potatoes, canned goods and heavy, it may not have a long life.
701641
I would suggest you confirm it can handle the weight of your stack. If it can, the feet of the bottom unit should be able to be secured in the holes in the corner bracket. Keep in mind, however, that this only has two wheels that swivel so it is going to turn on a dime. It will need some maneuvering room. Otherwise, it should work just fine in my opinion.
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I use mine in the garage for extra space for groceries. I have not had any problems. They are very strong.
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Hi Becky - It should be fine, but I would make the suggestion that you don't "ride" the bike up the stairs...being that you probably won't have anything to secure the ramp to (unlike a truck bumper if going into a truck bed). You don't want to accidentally give the bike too much gas and send the ramp shooting out the back of the bike...You should be fine pushing up the bike.
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I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.
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I would guess it would be limited by how much you're willing to pedal around and how much you can fit in the basket. If the basket is installed correctly it is EXTREMELY sturdy and I would trust it with as much weight as I myself can handle. If you're thinking groceries or books I would think the basket would do fine, just balance the weight or you might find yourself overcompensating during a turn.
534011
This is not a stair climbing cart,(those have 3 wheels) but it is sturdy and goes up and down a few stairs no problem.
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To be honest, its not too bad with the steps but I will advise you to be cautious when taking it up the steps because I do not trust the shopping cart's wheels too much. I will say if you are using your cart for groceries, just regulate the weight of the foods that you buy within the cart so it weighs on both wheels instead of one side.
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I live in a second floor condo, so I actually pushed it up the stairs like a sled. I'm 61, and it wasn't that difficult to maneuver. If you feel that it's too heavy, open it when it gets delivered and bring it in a few pieces at a time. Hope this answer helps. :-)
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Yes it is very sturdy and absolutely great for a laundromat! It does not fold up, so if you have to transport it or use stairs, it would not work. If you can leave it where you do laundry it would work.
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To me it is a three step. It certainly is tall enough for me to reach the highest cabinets in my kitchen.
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The product says it will hold up to 300 lbs. I have been up and down this ladder putting things away in my cabinets and I feel very safe. It is secure and the steps are large enough to make you feel safe. I am considering getting a 2 step just for convenience.
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Hi, yes it works great. I live on the second floor but I use the elevator. I put kitty litter and pilled to the top. I cannot say about stairs but its pretty sturdy.
1051568
Yes, I use it to transport groceries from my car to my condo which is quite a distance. It can be pulled up stairs if done gently as long as it is not filled to the top meaning exceeding weight it can hold.
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Honestly I don't know. I used it to take groceries up to my tenth floor apartment but never walked far with it.
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Ladder rack can handle it but it depends on the bike. If your bike has a bar to support it when vertical you won't have a problem.
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I purchased this for someone else to cart groceries up and down the stairs, so I don't know how durable it would be for a longer "road trip" - sorry.