How large are the rectangular holes on the walls and floor of the cart? If I put an apple in the cart could it fall out? What about a peach?
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About 1-1.5". No, peach won't fall through but I do put everything in bags 1st
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Onc of the back wheels fell of the first time the cart was used and there was nothing in the cart. Yes, the installation was correct as my enginer son put the cart together. I do not think a regular size apple would fall out but, a peach might.
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There are different sized holes on bottom and sides of cart. No peaches or apples will fall through. I use it for transporting groceries from car to house. Works perfect for me.
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The cart has no holes in it for drainage. It is good to use as a seat and it can also hold some gardeining hand tools.
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I love this cart,,,,,,,,,,,very sturdy and well made, and good value for the money.........the only thing you have to do is snap the wheels into the legs......I keep this cart open in my galley kitchen all the time, but folded , it's 5 inches wide.......I LOVE THIS CART, I highly recommend buying it........ZiggyZ820@aol.com(Howie)
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The top cover looks like removable. However, structurally I doubt if 2 carts together can stand straight. I use it for craft supplies. I have two of the drawers with bottles of fluid and somewhat heavier stuffs, and the cart tilt a bit to the side, likely because the wheels aren't that stable. Without the wheels and have the 2 stacked carts lean against wall or something may work, but honestly I wouldn't recommend.
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More than likely small berries will fall through the holes. We use it for okra, squash, grapes, and jerky. It does a very good job - we've also dehydrated some of our own homemade pickles!
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Hello I don't know how many pounds but there is a lot of space inside the cart. It would hold a bushel of apples I think. Jean
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The metal holders at the middle of the cart pull right out and they actually come detached from the cart. The plastic cups at the bottom of the cart are riveted onto the cart so you would have to drill out the rivets to remove them.
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Yes, the corer part is shaped to fit around the pit of the peach. An apple corer would be too small to cut around the core part of the peach.
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Maybe if they are SMALL recycle bins. The INSIDE measurements I took are: 22 1/2" high for the bottom section WITHOUT using the shelf that's included. The INSIDE width is 23" wide give or take an inch because I measured the width keeping in mind clearing the open doors. I hope this information helps you decide. I can tell you that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE my cart. It is so pretty, whenever I look at it, I smile and think what a great purchase it was. I put it together myself, and I am not too great at do-it-yourself projects. The instructions are good but could be so much better (more SIMPLE for folks like me) but if I could put it together, anyone could! I got it all put together with no mishaps. We bought a piece of clear acrylic and placed over the top to protect the top (we have a microwave on the cart). It is gorgeous wood and I think pretty well designed. My husband and I have been very pleased with it. I think anyone would be who likes the "natural wood look." - Carolyn
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It won't work well unless you cut off the narrower part of the pear before you put it on the prongs. Apples work well because they are round.
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Basically I second everything that Alayna P. said. The only difference is that I wish I had spent a little more money for a better quality cart. Sorry I don't have measurements for you.
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No problems here. I have grapefruits, several large onions, apples, and a bunch of other stuff. Just make sure you have a good anchor in the ceiling, and you should be good to go.
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definitely not big enough to store an apple or orange. It's exactly the same size as a typical can of food, except the opening is slightly smaller, and is as deep as a normal can.
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I believe the refrig would be able to sit on top w/o a problem. The cart is very sturdy.
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Animal Crazy and Jim Higgs got the dimensions right. You can place two normal grocery store paper sacks side-by-side with room for, say, a bag of dog food alongside and a couple more bags on top. It will also hold a single five-gallon water bottle. I think Paula Pieroni did not assemble the cart correctly, as I have had no problem with the wheels coming off and don't see anyway they would unless parts were left off. Also, being sold by and shipped from Amazon, if there were a problem Amazon would pay for the return shipping, so her complaint does not sound valid.
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the cart is rated for 150 lb, so do not try to move a potted plant that exceed the rating, also the pot diameter should not be bigger than 18 inches at the base, hope these info can be helpful to you.
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The handles are not very tall and you could only place items as tall as the basket and expect to carry them around. I keep onions and potatoes in mine. Anyway check the measurements in the product description and the height of the basket will be as tall your products could be.