Hello, Is the table sturdy enough to use without the casters (wheels)? I would like to place under my bed which only has about 2 1/2 clearance.
204571
Yes, and you could use weighted cuffs and drape them over the frame for added stability.
1689062
It is a very sturdy table. However, I don't feel it would support that much weight.
413398
I would say yes. The table is pretty heavy duty. I was surprised how strong it felt every time I go to move it. Hope this helps.
1722232
The wheels screw into the bottom of the frame using a bolt integrated into the caster. Without the wheels, I believe the frame would sit flat on the floor just fine, so I think not attaching the wheels would be an option.
1722231
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.
1020826
This is a sturdy table .....I usually have assistance when loading in my truck ...I would recommend a carry on with wheels which is what I am going to purchase next ....I'm guessing maybe 30/40 lbs ....hope that helps ....my clients love the table
1957743
Yes. I do. However doing so does make the bed a little less unstable and harder to move on the floor without upsetting the alignment of the caster on the riser. This in no way stops me from using this arrangement. Good luck and do try it!
1847488
The table is very well made and solid. It is on casters that may not be able to support the weight if used as seating. Perhaps you could remove the casters or swap them out for something more substantial.
696410
I think it would be fine without the wheels as long as the material you shim it with is rigid and the entire diameter of the leg covers your material.
1819712
If I remember correctly the casters are what attach the bottom shelf to the posts. So, unless you get your own screws you won't be able to use it without the casters.
915199
You can definitely store items under the bed frame. It has about 2 or so feet of height underneath once put together. It's a wonderful bed frame. Looks great, sturdy, easy to put together. It's a great buy.
826643
Also, I wouldn't add casters to this unit unless I combined it with another unit and used the second shelf at the bottom to stabilize the base. See my review about stacking this with the matching unit w/basket.
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I am not sure the wheels could handle that. My guess would be you are on the outside edge of the table's capacity.I agree that staionary you might be OK.
1499646
Haven't tried it but two caster wheels have a lock on them, and if placed against the wall or in a corner, it's VERY stable. Solid as a rock. Especially after you've put some stuff on it.
969974
I don't recommend it. It's probably going to become dangerous on casters because the top isn't flushed along the edges it extends far out. Also it is very very heavy unlike ikea stuff. It would be better to just put double or triple little pads under the legs that save the flooring from scratching and may be then just push it if you ever need to move it.
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Top of level surface is 28" above the floor with 27" clearance beneath the level table, but 25" between the table frame and the floor. If you don't use the wheels it would be 2" lower, but not as portable as in no roll around.
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My son put the table together some time ago but I will answer your questions as best I can. The table does need the bottom shelf for stability and all the wood has been stained. I will say it is a good sturdy table, just a little shorter than I thought. We are pleased with it. Good luck!