How easy is this cart to roll?
1679843
I have no issues trying to move it even full. And the wheels lock up tight if you want it to stay put!
1679844
Extremely easy! I have tile floors and it rolls right over the grooves and bumps without a problem.
1679845
very easy - the wheels lock but a quick twist unlocks them for a smooth roll
1609306
This cart is definitely not a heavy duty type. For a few bags of groceries it is just fine. For 20 money bags full of change, I just don't think it will work. Jerry S.
251408
The wheels do not really roll. They are just there. I either pick up the cart or just slide it in bare floor. Pretty stationery and it is a handy dandy size. It does just the trick in my little powder room/laundry. I don't think you need rubber covers.... Although you could find something in Lowes or Home Depot.
1748987
Don't worry about the wheels. This is a well built and very sturdy cart. I wheel it around everywhere in my kitchen with no problem. You won't regret this purchase!
1380112
Bought this for my elderly mother to move her wash and groceries around the house. The large rubber tires roll easily and silently. it moves easily over tile, carpet and wood floors with ease. The cart is extremely sturdy. when assembling, use a dead blow hammer to seat the shelves completely and it will be stiff and sturdy. Enjoy.
2024475
Unfortunetly it is not to soft. However if you were to place a dog bed inside of it, it would be perfect! I hope this help's you out? You will not be disappointed with the cart. It is very strong, light weight, and folds up small enough to store out of the way. I use mine to haul my grocery's from the car the the house, and it works great.
2117601
It is very lightweight. It rolls fairly easily. You need to make sure to secure the unit together..it can pop out of place if not tightened. It is a nice, compact unit. I would not put anything heavy on it.
44820
Really easy, it folds in 15 secs, and you can lock it. The wheels work fine. And, most important, it is very comfortable.
435340
When ours was assembled it rolled on the rollers/wheels very easily. We have it on a wood floor and can move it no problem.
1058156
Wheels are steady, but the cart isn't. It can tip over easily when pulled, and hard to balance upright..
2224513
Yes, it's relatively easy to lift one end and roll on the built-in wheels. It's a bit heavy though so caution for anyone who shouldn't be lifting.
1369542
I thought it was easy. The instructions are clear and I accomplished it alone. It would be easier with two people because the three glass shelves make it pretty heavy. After the wheels are on the ground and the whole thing is finished, it's easy to roll around.
459857
Yes, it rolls very easily (so easily that you need the brakes applied if you want it stationary).
798180
Yes quite easy. This one i bought for a 78 yo lady who rides my bus. The chair part and any part unfolds with ease, no struggling, no fighting with it just fold and go!
607163
It wheels easily, yet I have to be careful not to push it forward on large sidewalk cracks. It will easily maneuver over cracks or gravel if I pull it behind me on the larger back wheels. It is fairly sturdy. I learned from experience that I do not recommend going up/down stairs with it when it is full: I had a laptop and an Ipad, file folder, my medical supplies and moved it up/down a set of four steps 4-8 times into a mobile home that did not have a ramp. One of the back wheel poles got bent, and I had to order another Polder cart. The lightness of the aluminum is worth it to me. I cannot find anything more sturdy that is as portable. I now pick the cart up by the basket if I have to go up stairs- only a few. Otherwise I would carry my supplies in their bags on my shoulders and leave the cart in my car.
1537679
Yes it rolls quite easily. But NOTE: the top part (the actual popper) does not actually attach to the cart. It merely sits on top of the cart. So be careful when you move it so you don't tip the popper off of the cart.
662075
I would think it is easy to roll up, but would not try to fold it. You might need something like a strap or cord to hold it in place once it is rolled.