Has anyone put casters on the table legs? I'm guessing you'd have to cut them down first -- particularily the 5th leg.... Are casters doable?
342197
No we haven't. We do want to put something between the 2 handles and the table, tho, so they don't click all thru a meal!
342198
Hello, There is no 5th. leg! Table pulls out and I would see no reason why casters would not work. We have used ours often and you have a choice for the size depending on how many extra seats you may need. Bought all the matching chairs at Costco, and they fold up as well.
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I'm that person. First I just drilled holes in the base and attached the bolt-on casters. But because the base has a slight cone shape to it the casters kept breaking. So I cut a round piece of plywood, fitted it inside the base flange and then put the bolt-on casters on. Been good ever since. You could try the push in casters but there's nothing to hold them unless you add plywood. Probably best to use the bolt-ons.
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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.
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Not very easily. Removing the casters will reduce the height of the seat by 2 inches or more, and it may be difficult to locate suitable leg slides or caps.
235097
Great table! It's held up well as a bistro/dining table for 2 years. I don't know the type of wood, but I think you would be able to a) remove the plastic end tabs that are on each leg and b) drill to place casters.
1010510
Hello,The legs would need to be screwed into the table. We do apologize, the legs cannot be subsituted. If you need anything else, please let us know.Thank you
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Someone else put them together for me, Amy, so I'm not sure. However, they're very stable on the casters -- they don't move around unless you push them. They're very heavy-duty, and very heavy, period, so I wouldn't worry about them moving. Mine have been in the same spot for months. Hope this helps.
1912527
You can remove the casters, but they are fastened by screws on the outsides of the legs. You might be able to use wood filler and stain the area to match.
2191988
I don't think so, unless you are good at jury-rigging something that allows casters to be attached. The legs come with metal feet attached to them, so I guess you would have to remove the feet to do something else. It's a great island, though. We've had it for two years now and there have been no problems. It is sturdy and stays put on our tile floor. The marble top has a few places where I was dumb and left lemon juice or tomato on it and the finish marred, but that is typical of marble.
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Thanks for considering STIGA! Underneath the table are clips that the legs snap into whenever the table is folded to hold them in place. Hope this helps! STIGA
1845728
The legs have metal or plastic caps on the bottom - it slides around quite easily already. But if you really wanted casters, I'm sure you could add them if you drilled the holes first!
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There are no casters on the legs. There is a roller in the front where the front legs attach to the main body of the machine. The roller is not useable unless the machine is folded up. The roller is quite small in diameter and is not very useful, especially if used on a rough surface. I would love to have casters on the front legs that could be locked in an up position when the machine is being used but locked in the down position so the thing could be rolled around without having to fold it up first.
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There are holes in there that would allow you to put your own casters on there with the right sized nut, washer and caster (I bought some big casters for the wire steel shelves at Home Depot and put them on the Rockwell JawStand).The problem is that there doesn't seem an easy way to put a caster on the rear leg, and thus the Jawhorse will no longer be level. If you don't care about that you could certainly easily put casters on the front.
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Forget about casters. Use those furniture sliders instead. No holes to drill, no possibility of splitting the wood legs.
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We do not provide casters for this item, nor have we tested this item for casters and do not advise adding casters to the item. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
1155871
I used the legs on a circular table with a diameter smaller than your planned 2.5 feet. No concerns or worries here. I'd highly recommend these great legs! Best of luck on your project!
538331
It does not come with casters, though you could remove the feet and install them separately, I suppose. Not sure I would recommend casters, though. It would seem too unstable to me.