i really like the idea of these things. easy to move around a room
storage. i found one place around me that has them but my order is
taking a long time. anyone else know of someone who might stock them?

here they are if you're wondering. shipping ain't cheap and some places
won't even ship outside thier area.

http://www.buyrack.com/mobil_cart_particle.asp

thanks

On 10 Jan 2007 19:03:19 -0800, "cporro" wrote:

i really like the idea of these things. easy to move around a room
storage. i found one place around me that has them but my order is
taking a long time. anyone else know of someone who might stock them?

here they are if you're wondering. shipping ain't cheap and some places
won't even ship outside thier area.

http://www.buyrack.com/mobil_cart_particle.asp

thanks

You don't say where you are located, BFWIW, in my area, NE OH, Sam's
club (a member's only wholesale club) has 48 wide x 18 deep x 72 high
wire shelving units with big casters and six shelves with liners for
about $75.

I agree, having them on casters is so convenient for moving stuff
around and cleaning, etc.

I've seen similar units at the big box stores (lowes, HD) for around
the same $$, but they don't come with casters.

Industrial supply places like McMasters and Graingers all have them,
but the prices are way higher.

The Sam's deal is really hard to beat.

On 10 Jan 2007 19:03:19 -0800, "cporro" wrote:

i really like the idea of these things. easy to move around a room
storage. i found one place around me that has them but my order is
taking a long time. anyone else know of someone who might stock them?

here they are if you're wondering. shipping ain't cheap and some places
won't even ship outside thier area.

http://www.buyrack.com/mobil_cart_particle.asp

thanks

WB Mason, or any other major office supply outfit, for shorter
ones. I don't know anyone made them in a 5'6 high version,
and wouldn't recommend buying any such thing. If you try to
move something like that loaded, you're endangering yourself
and everyone around you, and if it's not loaded, why does it
need wheels? If you insist, you could easily build your
own out of 2x3s, plywood, and heavy duty casters for about
1/10th the price. But was it me, I'd want some sort of
overhead track to prevent tipping, or a height/width ratio
of no more than 2:1.

i'm in san francisco.

that's useful, i didn't even think about the big box places. thanks.

You don't say where you are located, BFWIW, in my area, NE OH, Sam's
club (a member's only wholesale club) has 48 wide x 18 deep x 72 high
wire shelving units with big casters and six shelves with liners for
about $75.
to beat.