Will this still spin with very light items on them? I read reviews on other products,they say you must have heavy objects on them or they won't spin.
1421549
I like this product very much. I do not know if light items will cause a problem. It is great for my use. I have a 22 inch flat screen tv, cable box and my ROKU. Amazon is the place to buy because you can send it back. I would assume it would turn as you need.
1421550
We too have a TV on it (32") but after lifting the TV, the TV turns easily.
1421551
Sorry, I can't fully answer this question since we have a TV on the swivel. However, I have lifted the TV and spun it with nothing on it; and it still turned just fine.
348601
Will it spin it, yes. Will you be happy with it, likely not. It needs that much air to spin at the right speed and have the power to operate.
854830
ours spins fine, it is nice and loose and functions as it should, my only complaint with ours was that when it came it was packed the greatest and so the corner on the marble stand was broken off, but other than that it has worked fine for us, my wife has used it quite a bit from rolling out pizza dough to crushing peanuts for a pie. if I were you I would exchange it for another one as it shouldnt be stiff.
1009307
No wheels. I'm an old lady and I can pick it up, so I expect you can without any trouble. However, if you load it with food, there's no telling what it will weigh. Make sure you have the AC adapter if you plan on having it chill inside.
1872464
No the rack does not spin. There is like 10 hooks I believe but do not put alot of pressure on them since they are hollow metal tubing and can bend.
414719
When the base is full it is fairly heavy and requires you to use your body to push. You have to push and kind of lift for it to roll on the wheels. We do move it but not something I would do regularly. the weight makes it very stable though remember you don't want it crashing on one of your cars when there is wind. It has been rock solid and has lasted in the SOCAL sun with no issues for about 6 months now.
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You shouldn't need that much force. I am a 60 yr. old woman and can't left over 35 lbs. I didn't have any problems. The only thing I can suggest is trying to reverse which wheel you put on the end of the shaft. If all else fails reread the directions. I know sometimes I miss something.
1538203
will only continue to spin due to momentum. i do not believe it is a freewheel.
1355001
Not sure if your going to use the rollers, but I have at least 15-18lbs on mine, it doesn't move, I didn't use the wheels, so it's solidly on the ground.
1185649
I stacked 2 on top of each other and am happy enough with the results. Otherwise as long as it doesn't get banged around, it won't fall. Just don't put the wheels on obviously.
834126
it does roll on flat surfaces. The wheel on the bottom does that, while the other two of the "triangle of wheels" stay up in the air. They rotate, when going upstairs. We're pleased with ours. Be sure you snap the wheels in really well, they sometimes may fall out, so don't carry a child or pet or fragile stuff on the top. I have thought about putting some super glue in the snapon part, first, but haven't tried it yet. This has not been a big problem, though, I am so glad to have one, wish I'd done this2 years ago...
1485708
Have not had any problems with the wheels but we do not use cart on a regular basis although we have used it with very heavy items and it was fine.
480898
Let's think about this - now would you want it to spin when filled with delicate glasses and a bottle of wine or liquor? "em - that would be a NO!This model does not spin - I suppose there are other more expensive models that do???
2019143
the wheels are designed for hard floor and not for thick carpet. it will still roll on carpet with very short fibers or stiff backing but not easily.
996316
No. The tiers stack together with solid hard acrylic posts. They do not spin.
513030
I've not used the stand with wheels, but I am glad ours doesn't have them. I am using heavy enough weight for shrugs that I have to get right up against the stand to put the weights back, and since we have smooth rubber flooring in our basement I would be worried about it rolling or having a higher chance of tipping if it had wheels. Personally love the stand. It could be bit shorter, but then again I'm not of average height.
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Yes I do. I used this for my son's spinning board (AKA astronaut board). He weighs 38 lbs and as long as he's centered on it correctly it spins perfect. The board is long to accommodate his length as he has to lay down for this activity and that is why it gets off balance sometimes. If your top is the same size as the base you shouldn't experience this problem. Good Luck.