How difficult is this to get into the house? Will we need a moving cart/dolly? TIA
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A dolly would be helpful for one of the two boxes. The other can be easily moved by two people.
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a trolley cart that can be made into a flat bed seems to work fine. a piece of plywood too may be a good idea to reduce vibration and give more stabilization for transport.
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The dolly is very heavy duty. I used it to move multiple big, heavy boxes. Note: while the wheels are very sturdy / rugged, you won't be able to roll it across the sand.
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If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it weighs a feather. If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it... » Read More If you don't have a "dolley" to place it on so you can wheel it in, not to worry. Use leverage to move this box....stand it up and walk it...stand behind it and move one side of the box forward then the other. You'll get it to where you want it without breaking the back. And once assembled, walk it the same way to where you want it. But what really is handy is after you've assembled it and it's still laying down, place those "move thingies" that you can get at Home Depot, Lowe's or even here at Amazon...they stick to the bottom and then you can just push it along like it weighs a feather. « Show Less
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It is heavy. You will need at least 2 people to get it upstairs. Hope this helps.
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It's actually really easy to move! I put in around 400+ lbs of sand, so the entire thing weighs A LOT! We move ours often and don't have any trouble at all. My only question to you is the height of your garage! This goal is truly a "Beast," so it's heavy & extremely sturdy. Make 100% sure that you've got the room. Hope this helps!
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It is fairly large and heavy. A truck would definitely be easier to transport it.
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A Lowes bucket will work and you need 3 small wheels to go on the bottom. This will be cheaper
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Hello Castillo. This Princeton Group comes with the legs un-attached so there won't be any issues getting it through your door. The legs simply screw on so assembly is simple.
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Its somewhat easy to move. However, if you have a 1-2" lip at the edge of the garage door entrance then it'll be virtually impossible to move without some sort of ramp or jack. Its extremely heavy, but can be moved with relative ease on a flat smooth surface.
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You would still definitely need two people to lever the larger, heavier furniture. You are also probably going to need two people to "steer" when sliding the larger furniture items, but it DOES make moving the furniture so much easier than trying to carry it. My husband and I were able to move a very heavy entertainment center that was still stocked up with blu rays down the hall across stone tiled floor without the need to take it apart. We bought more to rearrange the rest of the furniture so we could shampoo carpets.
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It's not very heavy, but it's way too big and bulky to be carrying around. Moving it from one room of the house to another would be fine, but it would not be practical to transport anywhere.
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Just pick up the non wheel side, and move it....it is not difficult..even with a chunky child...
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We got one for my 4 year old for we birthday and it is as tall as her. You would need a minivan or SUV to transport it. There are ALOT of pieces to put together. Plan on a couple hours worth!
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I have Primary Progressive MS. ASSEMBLY is pretty straightforward and easy BUT I'd recommend you have the assistance of an able bodied person to help with UNPACKING it. Also have quite a bit of room available to unpack it - say 8-10 ft. of unobstructed floor space. The wheels are on the chassis in the box, but the seat, the battery etc. need to be added and if you are disabled, it can be hard. I wouldn't do it alone.
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Oh K. Graig, I forgot to mention that the entire unit comes in one box and weights more than I thought it would. Using a dolly to get it upstairs damn-near killed me. Assembly took just over two hours by myself, and was not quite as bad as I thought it would be -I'm not much on putting stuff together, so it may not be a hard task for you.
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Comes in a flat box. Pretty heavy for moving into house. When put together it's about 3 feet wide, 4 feet high& about a foot deep. Takes a handy 60 year old Grandma about 2 1/2 hours to put together. Very sturdy.