Can it really hold 30 pieces per arm? Also could you take the wheels off so it is stationary in your closet but still spins?
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Yes if you use space saving hangers and don't double up items or hang heavy coats, etc. Also seems like removing wheels could be ok but I prefer having them.
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not the way I use it. Maybe you could fit 30 wire hangers bare but in practice I doubt if I get 15 you could remove wheels and it will workIn addition I omitted one lower branch and was able hang long items such as trousersIt is very sturdy and that is it's best featureadw
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More of a display item in my opinion, but it can be if you put it on a revolving base but I'm not sure how steady that would be? It is predatory easy to spin on a flat surface, just make sure the screw at the base is really tight as it is 3 pieces that screw together!! Hope that helps.
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Yes. We have a two-story house, and my wife and I were even able to carry the main portion of the unit with the flywheel up a staircase with a 45-degree turn using moving straps, and she's not that big. :)We've also wheeled the unit between rooms on the second floor of our home without having to take it apart. It is pretty long, but you grab it from the back and it tilts up on wheels under the front/flywheel area at which point it can be pivoted and steered around. Our hallways are pretty tight but we were still able to move it around easily. Even with the wheels, it is quite heavy when assembled so I would recommend the wheeling-around being a two-person job. Yes. We have a two-story house, and my wife and I were even able to carry the main portion of the unit with the flywheel up a staircase with a 45-degree turn using moving straps, and she's not that big. :)We've also wheeled the unit between rooms on the second floor of our home without having to take it apart. It is pretty long, but you grab it from the back and it tilts up on wheels under the front/flywheel area at which point it can be pivoted and steered around. Our hallways are pretty tight but we were still able to move it around easily. Even with the wheels, it is quite... » Read More Yes. We have a two-story house, and my wife and I were even able to carry the main portion of the unit with the flywheel up a staircase with a 45-degree turn using moving straps, and she's not that big. :)We've also wheeled the unit between rooms on the second floor of our home without having to take it apart. It is pretty long, but you grab it from the back and it tilts up on wheels under the front/flywheel area at which point it can be pivoted and steered around. Our hallways are pretty tight but we were still able to move it around easily. Even with the wheels, it is quite heavy when assembled so I would recommend the wheeling-around being a two-person job. « Show Less
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Hi Carol, The items shelves are only meant to hold around 30-40 lbs. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you, Manhattan Lane Support Team
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Probably not if you attempt to move it. The wheels are just not strong enough or constructed in a manner to last,
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It's made of mdf like particle board. I don't see see why you couldn't put wheels on it
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19 hooks in all. The top will turn, but it will start to come apart if you keep turning the same way. It does not spin.
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If you're very handy, you may be able to add wheels. I just wonder if the overall size and the wood tray in the middle may cause it to be a little unbalanced if wheeled around.
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I would advise against adding wheels. 2 people could pick this unit up with some not too heavy items on it and move it, or you can put an area rug under it and drag it around, as I do with heavy furniture. Or you can use the little round padded furniture floor protectors that you'd use under table legs or chair legs if you're moving it around on tile or hardwood. Please, don't try to put wheels on it. It is a very sturdy and pretty heavy unit, but it isn't designed be wheeled around. One person can pretty easily pick up the unit and move it without anything on the shelves. Hope this helps...
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hiI personally can not probably, it's pretty heavy. But the guy who put it together did say that when you move, you can just lift it off. I still need to figure out how to do that. It looked pretty tightly attached to me. Hope it's helpful.
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This can hold about 30 lbs of clothes. This unit have a tendency to lean forward after 2 months of being in use. Put a nail and attached the back to the wall so it does not lean forward.
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You would have to ask manufacturer. It is not designed to hold that kind of weight. certainly not on the wheels but the way it put together is not like regular glued and nailed furniture.
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I have all my cloths on it and probably 30-50 pieces. Each one, top and bottom pole holds probably 50 each. I love mine and made my closet so organized. Very sturdy.. Remember there is 2 poles, top and bottom, so you double the space.
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It can, but you'll need to brace it against horizontal movement somehow: Put some supports across the back, put brackets on the corners, or even attach it to the wall. Its very strong against vertical force, but without bracing it will really sway from side to side. If your closet floor is carpeted or uneven, you'll probably want an anti-topple device of some kind as well.
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I have a lot of weight on it....all my shirts (short and long sleeve), all my jackets, a lot of my heavy shoes (boots), blankets, sweatshirts, and few things on the top shelf, so it can withstand a lot of weight. The bars are good for hanging, so hanging plants will probably be fine. I don't know about adding wheels though. I can't remember if wheels came with it, and I don't know if you could even add them on your own. I don't think so. It really like it though. I've never had a problem with it.
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Yes, you would have to take the entire thing apart. And more than likely it will not be as sturdy when put back together. It's an inexpensive piece made entirely of partice board...once put together it's really suppose to stay put together. I'd recommend you purchase after you move...otherwise you may want to invest in a higher quality piece.
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I put the wheels on but it stays in the same place in our laundry room. I could have left them off. I say if you are not going to move it a lot then it is your option of whether to put them on or not. I believe it would work fine without them.