Is it possible to remove the rounded feet on the bottom?
190565
I don't know. But, why would you want to. They are stabilizers to control impact of sound vibrations. If placed directly on a surface you increase distortion.
1224007
Yes you can remove the rubber feet if necessary to shorten the legs,and the table is very stable.I had to set upon gravel and found the legs did sink in after a while so I made some ply pads 150 sq. with 60mm dia.recesses
266907
Not easily. It's part of the structure of the top. With a hacksaw and file or sandpaper I suppose you could remove it, but that would be permanent alteration.
1008233
Sorry, I can't say for sure since my plumber installed. It looks like the legs might be able to be removed below the 3-inch flange (that the legs are inserted into) which appears permanently attached to the bottom of the sink.
1925998
Not without destroying the bottom. It appears to me the swivel mechanism is between the bottom of the inside and the bottom outside.
2280961
Feet are attached, but could probably be removed with electronic cutting pliers. I was thinking of wall mounting as well, but we had room on the vanity. Hope this helps.
778059
I only see two screws on the bottom. I assume you can unscrew them and the bottom will come off. Not sure about that as I have not tried to remove them.
1019353
Yes you can remove the wheels. But the pressure on the plastic ends wouldn't' be wise, you could put felt tabs on the plastic so it wouldn't damage the floor.
1303765
Yes. The bottom (or flat surface) has holes to affix to screws, but they need not be used.
988849
Yes, there is a plastic tab at the bottom (that should have been protuding a little bit) that you have to remove.
624038
Not without some manual changes. The pedestal is hollow, but is open on the bottom.
1813171
I have not done this myself but I believe that it can be done. The upper end of the sides would need to be trimmed I think so that the bottom still fits in the floor brackets. Might have to drill a hole in the metal portion of the side as well to allow the screws a place to connect to the header. Hope that helps.
1060015
It might be but you would have to manually cut and remove the bottom to see
298445
No. The feet are level. It must be a defect. I would cut it if you could but only if you can put a rubber foot on it. Or it will scratch your sink. Bring it to your hardware store see if the have a rubber boot. Best of luck.
1243021
Unfortunately, you can't (at least not without modifications). The metal rods that support the corners are topped with rounded caps and the bottoms have plastic hexagonal "feet" that wouldn't fit together if you stacked them.
1613154
You could attach 2 small pieces of wood to the spots where the legs attach. Or a board on the bottom. Contact the company and they send you legs free.
2129254
There is a Phillips head screw holding the feet on. I'm guessing they are removable...but I haven't tried yet