how sturdy are the wheels?
1058153
I bought one for my 19 year old for college & another for my 90 year old Dad. I haven't actually inspected the wheels, but neither one has had any problems, and they are NOT being handled lightly. My son has had his for a year & drags it all over the place, as does my Dad, when the hamper is very full. The wheels seem to be holding up just fine!
1058154
I used it once a week for about 6 months until I started to have wheel problems. Their not the cheapest things ever, but their not the best constructed piece of equipment. The wheels are very similar to what you would see on a typical office chair.
1058155
In regards to the wheels, I would say they're top notch. I haven't had it off reading per se, but around the house on carpet, tile, and stairs, they work great, and never have me issues.
1058156
Wheels are steady, but the cart isn't. It can tip over easily when pulled, and hard to balance upright..
1058157
The wheels are plastic with metal fastenings. There's 5 of them (one in the center) and they're attached to a sturdy piece of board. I haven't tried taking it up and down stairs or anything, but we've run up and down the walkways outside with it and none of them have broken or come off. It doesn't tilt very much and it's easy to steer. The wheels keep the bottom of the bag from dragging on the ground and wearing out, which I like.
1058158
They are a heavy plastic. This was a graduation gift for a boy to take it to college. I did worry a little about the wheels holding up.
1058159
It's good. Haven't had any problems with it. Have had it for almost 10 months.
1012751
I have shoes, a fan and a couple cans of paint stacked on mine. They aren't to bad. I would say fairly sturdy.
1609988
Well... they are pretty sturdy but..... also a little fragile. I bought them for my 3 yo girl who played appropriately with them and my 2 year old son slowly crushed and broke off pieces over time.
1616596
They are pretty sturdy. If you are using them for illusions they are a little slippery, but still can be used for this.
442599
sturdy. you can't do gymnastic swinging from them, but they are not flimsy.
1602531
Yes it is sturdy if you have them strapped in and the wheels locked. The legs are pretty far apart to keep it steady. I have a very active baby and it's great. Very well made.
1202718
Well we have had them for about a year and they are holding up fabulous. I would say they can withstand a lot of weight. They are cheaply built. My in laws are larger, around 180-200 pounds and they sit on them without any issues.
995020
Yes this is definitely sturdy....you should not have a problem. This is a very sturdy, good quality cart!
1862488
Used 2 of them for 4 weeks and no breakage. For sure they are not strong but I think it likely they can be replaced with wheels off a standard shelf from a hardware store. Still a great buy!
430779
They are very sturdy. I use them all the time in my shop for cookie dough. I now have two sets.
699811
They are pretty sturdy. Only problem is the price. You can find it at lowes for half price.
1508122
It is sturdy! Very nice quality. I guess you could leave the wheels odd and sit it straight on the ground, but the wheels also lock. So you can lock the wheels in place to accomplish the same purpose.
305276
They are pretty sturdy. My daughter has a small tv on top of them in her college room.
1318552
I gave these to my father-in-law as a Christmas gift. I only pulled one out briefly, and I remember thinking that they were very sturdy. I don't think the rim is thin.
474078
More than enough. I have it without the wheels, but it is incredibly sturdy. I can't see adding wheels compromising the integrity.
1709244
Yes they were very sturdy. I often had the kids use them as a lap desk and they did not bend. They were warped to begin with and stayed that way.
1618597
The back (larger) wheels are quite sturdy. They are steel wheels with rubber rims. They are mounted on a single 1/4" steel axle that passes through the whole cart. I generally move the cart by lifting the front wheels off the floor and pushing or pulling the cart to its new location. No issues in either direction.