Can I buy wheels for this bookcase?

bb69

keystone wrote: »

£5 says it will!

Cheers

Centre Of Gravity - balance point over the wheels. Requires tipping the sack barrow back towards you.

Ok i'll pay u once you've moved it! lol :rotfl:

Just thought maybe not as the bookcase is tall - where would my hulk like fingers go LOL?

wallbash

What about sticking on a large plastic sheet and dragging it ?

You would need someone to steady it .

How heavy is it .....


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Very ???

keystone

bb69 wrote: »

Ok i'll pay u once you've moved it! lol :rotfl:

No worries just add it to my fee.

Just thought maybe not as the bookcase is tall - where would my hulk like fingers go LOL?

Seriously it will be fine. One hand on the handle of the barra, t'other on the item to steady.

Cheers

bb69

ormus wrote: »

article number:40047675
width:40 cm

height:32 cm

length:152 cm

weight:58,7 kg

quantity:1

and you cant move it?
youre havin a laugh surely?

185cm x 185cm!! No seriously I can't its like its glued to the floor !! Believe me I have given it a go on my own .. and me being a woman is no excuse here... it was not budging, musnt be good for my back so thought i'd try a different way

bb69

Vibrant wrote: »

Hi,
You want some carpet sliders, like these:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Polyglide-8-Piece-Furniture-Slider-Set/dp/B00167QLAY/ref=sr_1_4/279-9897085-7820046?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1264364965&sr=8-4

I can't remember where I got mine, (was years ago) but they are very good. Just tilt the cupboard, or whatever back a little slip them under and then wiggle it forward, until you can get the back ones in.

Ooooh Thanks i'll have a look !

bb69

wallbash wrote: »

What about sticking on a large plastic sheet and dragging it ?

You would need someone to steady it .

How heavy is it .....


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Very ???

Yes at last someone who understands!! LOL :rotfl: ... Not :rotfl:
I got it up 5 years ago single handed ... must be my age!

[Deleted User]

Hi,

why not just take it apart again, look at the fun you can have re-assembling it.

IronMaidenFan

[Deleted User] wrote:

Hi,

why not just take it apart again, look at the fun you can have re-assembling it.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bb69

[Deleted User] wrote:

Hi,

why not just take it apart again, look at the fun you can have re-assembling it.

Thank you everyone for your helpful and (not so helpful) comments, they have made me laugh

Thanks Vibrant I have ordered some sliders I hope they arrive in time.

Failing that its some green paint, cut off denims and a dodgy wig for me