Can you reuse these if you move the furniture?
469757
Sure can! They just screw into the wall so you'd just unscrew and re-screw. The zip ties have an un-doable lock so you don't even have to buy new zip ties!
469758
The connection between the hardware put on the wall and the hardware installed on the furniture is a zip-tie. Those are non-reversible, so if you move the furniture you would need to cut the zip-tie...but several extras are included in the package and hardware stores sell packs of 20, 50, 100 zip-ties for cheap
469759
I wouldn't recommend using them again. Once they are in place, it's best not to bother them. I've had to use two on one piece of furniture because if you strap them too tight, they snap. You get what you pay for.
469760
The adhesive on each part is meant for a single use. It cannot be used again.
417217
Possibly but not all the same shelf . You would have move them when you are ready to use them. They could not be " ready for use"
846422
You could, but remember the bottom is made of material. If they are filled to the top and transported a lot, I could see the material stretching over time. If sitting on a counter or shelf I see know problem.
1840502
Sure. I've done that with the rug sliders, just left them under the extremely heavy couch so I could move whenever I needed to when working on a project.
950207
Unless the wheels can be locked it's unlikely. Even then the furniture/wheels would possibly shift or move within the casters thus defeating the purpose of the casters keeping the furniture in place. If it's possible the best approach would be to remove the wheels. Hope this is helpful.
1915131
no as long as you dont overstuff them. This piece of furniture surprised me for the price. It is a heavy sturdy beautiful looking chest. You will need an other person to help put together but I think you won't be disappointed.
1438937
Yes. They are of sufficient mil thickness to be able to reuse them. I am careful to wash them thoroughly when I have finished a project and also careful to make sure they are dry (to avoid any mold problem) before folding and putting them away. Great product; I would not hesitate to buy them again.
812905
Yes, you can move them as close or as far apart as you like. Higher or lower and in any order (larger ones on top or smaller ones on top, etc.) Hope this helps you.
1480277
Definitely...my husband and I moved several large, very heavy pieces ( sofas, refrigerators, etc.). With 2 people (including women) most anything can be moved. fyi: my husband and I are in our 60's and he has had several back surgeries!
600686
I've wondered the same thing. I don't think they are supposed to be reusable, but I can reuse them if I keep them clean.
1580763
You would have to add ties. They were made for outdoor furniture and do not come with ties as indoor chair pads do.
1669585
They don't because they do not attach, the furniture just sits on them. I did not like or use after I got them.
626648
You should be able to but there is no way to fasten them together which would require you to be very careful when putting things onto or taking things off of the shelves. Otherwise, you might end up dumping everything off.
497165
In my opinion, you can break them down to transport, but you would need a rubber hammer as the shelves are a press fit with a plastic adaptor. They are not screwed together. I would break them down to move them, but not sure I would break them down regularly to set them up again for say, a craft fair or short term occasion such as than. Good luck!
1631442
You can reuse but I prefer a fresh pair each night. When you wash them they tend to get squishy and are less effective
250519
No, they can't be reused. Even though they fall off the glue or old nail layer may still be inside. This would make it incredibly uncomfortable for kitty and could cause issues.
817029
I don't know why not. They are washable, and as such, that would entail removing them from the mattress, etc. Why not put them on the new set after washing? :) Just be careful not to tear any holes in them during the re-installation, etc...