Can the leaf be moved from room to room, without fixing in place? So can you get good results from not permanently fixing it in one position?
1056790
It is easy to move and I think you can get good results moving it from room to room if you keep the following in mind. The Leaf Antenna worked better for me when it was NOT placed on an inside wall. Placing it on an interior wall (no windows), I lost about 40% of my channels. In my experience placing it in a window or on an exterior wall works much better. Of course, not many folks would want it on their window, I know I didn't. So, I ran the thin wire that comes with it out of my window and put the antenna behind a shutter. The window opens and closes fine even with the wire. Good luck!
2186137
Not the way the shed is configured. You might be able to modify the front and rear walls to swap but the doors are "in" the front wall and the side panels are cut to work with that configuration. So, you could try after all since they made it one way, creative adjustments might work. Seems that would be a whole lot of work to accomplish what might be easier to just turn it around?
2104363
Yes you can. I found that maneuvering in a "straight" line posed no great challenge. However, moving around in an area with scattered plants would probably require more getting up/sitting down. I found the telescoping seat super.
1666874
Yes it can be moved. Remove the 2 screws in the corners; swap sides and replace the scews. Easy change.
1652190
When you are originally placing it, it is definitely possible. We messed up a few times and adjusted it. I am not sure if it would work after it has been up for a while, but it totally works during the initial process.
779962
We have not tried to move it after it's had soil in it, but we did disassemble it twice before we put we put the soil in. We will find out when we try to move the whole operation in the spring, something we intend to try. Some of the connections look a little overtaxed for reassembling a firm structure, but we will give it a go. Wish this were more helpful.
786574
I wouldn't disassemble it every time, that takes too much time. I would just move it and lean it against a wall or behind a couch or something to keep it out of the way for future use.
790401
Our experience is that it can be moved, but the unit is pretty heavy--and even more critical to your question--the set up is not so easy to repeat here and there (the tube from the unit to the window outlet was murder for us to keep together). The unit itself once running is great and it is easier/cheaper to run it than a regular air conditioner. The casters help to move the unit, but I doubt you'll want to move it often. We're just glad to keep ours in one place for the summer. Hope this helps.
175800
Yes, you can move it left/right and up/down. There is a limit amount of travel, but it does move.
2132817
I've had my cart for a long time and have moved objects heavier than 200 lbs., but potted plants my be a problem. Whenever I moved a heavy object, I've made sure that when I tipped it back and moved it forward I pulled back on the object itself and not the handle of the cart. Pulling back on the handle puts all the stress on the bottom angle. That's relatively easy to do with a piece of furniture. With a potted plant, you would need someone else to help tilt it. It's all a matter of technique, but certainly wouldn't want to do that kind of moving on a regular basis. All in all, this is the best portable cart I've ever owned. (I've owned about 4 or 5.)
953117
You could definitely cut a leaf-sized piece off and only use it when you add the leaf. In fact that's a fantastic idea and I am going to do that shortly. I had cut the pad to be the size of the table with the leaf and just let it hang over the edges when the leaf is removed. But your idea is much better.
157698
While I'm not an expert, here's my input: Yes, you can move it, subject to any distance/length restrictions listed in the installation manual, in case any are shown there. Regarding keeping it upright, my guess would be that you should do this, but again, check the installation manual for any such restrictions.
1210411
Yes it could be removed very easily. I honestly don't think it could be relocated because the stems, branches and leaves are delicate. It would take extreme care and patience removing each vynol piece without distorting or ripping them.
1407113
Not at all. There is nothing attaching the staircases to the house, so it takes only a second to reposition it between different floors. Not having another staircase actually makes playing easier, because the space isn't cluttered between the halves of the house.
681720
Yes, you can. The six panels can be moved and positioned as you want. It is actually quite long.It is beautiful, light and classic. We love it. Have fun.
1365463
Yes, we have moved it. It's bulky and takes two people. You wouldn't want to move it often.
203926
Probably, as long as it was put together properly. If you are pushing down you should be fine, however if you are pushing horizontally there is some give on my table no matter how much I tighten the screws. (I keep the leaf dropped and use this table to fold laundry on, maybe if the leaf is up it's sturdier?)