Could these be broken down regularly to transport?
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!
497166
I believe so - you just need a rubber mallet to pop the connections apart - there is a plastic sleeve to connect legs .
497167
Yes...it would be easy with two ppl, but doable by yourself. I would not prefer to break them down regularly since they are not like origami shelves, however, they are much sturdier.
497168
I have taken them apart and moved them but it is not something I would want to do on a regular basis.
497169
Yes, the only thing you need to put together or take it apart is a small rubber mallet. All joints just have a plastic grommet that snaps into a guide groove in the four upright corner posts. Extremely simple.
497170
It would not be easy-the unit is large and very well made, so it is heavy. The shelves each take a few minutes to get into place (even) on all four posts. I really don't think this is what you need if you need to take apart and put together a lot.
412718
Hi Melissa, you could and not a bad ideal,but you would have to take off the following items - crack assembly, peddles, chain, chain housing/cover and training wheels. Hope that helps. Chris
1449030
Yes they would definitely handle the trip. They are pretty heavy duty. But for long term use, I have found that they do not last for more than one to two years usage for seasonal storage.
94272
They are a little steep for a regular pickup, so probably not. Unless u had an elevated area to back up to wherever you were going.
2262671
Yes it is possible. But in the short time that I have owned this product I don't find it to be necessary. They may be removed and stored elsewhere.
1722674
They aren't impossible to take apart again if you connect them gently. But it took awhile to put it together. You're probably better off with collapsible cubes.
326921
I think it would be very tough to transport them once filled. Without a tree trunk to keep it upright, I think it would fall over and spill. plus the handles don't seem to be able to hold the weight
1981044
I suppose you could but no reason to. They assemble so easily that there is no need for that. Probably easier to ship in pieces as they would pack better.
2040063
they don't look sturdy enough to assemble/disassemble continuously. if you have the room to leave them assembled all the time they are pretty good for the money.
1231150
In my experience they are not strong enough to support moving the structure. I'd argue that even if you built it on a surface and moved the surface they would likely fall apart.
1244396
No, they are riveted together and cannot be disassembled. I don't see it as a problem though that they only fold one way.
1233700
You could also take the pieces out and carry them up individually. There are not that many pieces.
1162001
Of course, but it would be heavy to transport and time to put it together if you took it apart to move it in a car.
2063614
I move them a lot, and have not had any problems either. Sandbags can work to stabilize them i windy conditions it needed.
953461
I think if they are disassembled a many times, they will not fold up as tightly as originally, so yes, quality will be compromised.
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.
1806434
No!!!! All parts are fixed, are not mobile, or at least not move easily, you have to disassemble to move them