do you have to attach the wheels? Seems it would be sturdier and less likely to move without them.
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We have the wheels on and it only moves when we want it to, like to clean under it. Very stable..And for those who asked before actual wood surface is 20 3/8" by 26 7/8". It just fits our Microwave.
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My daughter said she didn't have to install the wheels, but amazingly stable with them on.
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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.
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You don't have to attach the wheels but since I have a galley type kitchen I do move the unit around. But I will say that even with the wheels I find that it is still a sturdy unit. Hope this helps.....I've had mine for over two months and am very pleased with this purchase.
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My daughter said you don't have to install them, but she found it amazingly steady even with them on.
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Note: do not need to remove the wheels, just switch the tubing to which the left wheel is attached to the other side, and vice versa. Voila, wheels are now inside the legs.
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I'm not sure. But if you don't want the chair to stay still or not roll aroundl? My suggestion just don't attach the wheels and that should do it.
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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.
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No, it does not have wheels. I think you could easily make it mobile if you wanted too.
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It does not have wheels and it is not easily mobile. It is well built and heavy, so moving it around would not be easy.
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You could use it without the wheels, but ours did not have anything to put in place of the wheels. The wheels do lock to prevent rolling, if that helps.
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The wheels could be taken off since you have to put them on when you assemble the cart. However, this really isn't necessary since the wheels lock. I have been using my cart for years now and it has never moved (wheels are locked) and still looks like the day I got it. It is a very sturdy cart, lots of great storage!
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Yes, each wheel is attached to the bottom with 4 wood screws. So just leave out the step in the instructions where is says to attach them.
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No, unless you use something third-party, there aren't any other pieces given to substitute for the wheels. You can remove the wheels and use it that way, though it wouldn't be good for the floor.
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I'm not sure taking the wheels off would help much but I guess it would still work. I haven't tried that. It might not be as stable and the wooden legs might start to splinter. Guess it's worth a shot.
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You can. When it comes all packaged, the wheels are already unattached. I actually use my cage without the wheels too.
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No, unless you reinforce it. I rolled it, empty, across my kitchen and the wheel fell apart. I have yet to get it all back together!
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No. Would need to take apart and wheels do not fold up. Great for training rooms, etc. easy to move around, but not easy to take off-site.
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Yes. They can be stacked together minus the wheels. Ensure that the item is placed in a sturdy location.
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I don't know if you CAN, but I don't think you SHOULD. The two wheels work fine to move it around, you just pick it up by the end without wheels. The wheels don't really lock, so I don't think it would be very safe to have four wheels.
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Probably not if you attempt to move it. The wheels are just not strong enough or constructed in a manner to last,