can this stand be put on wheels so it would be mobile
333805
I guess you could but it has leveling feet that screw in/out to level it. You could probably put sliders under the feet move it to be able to get to the wiring, etc, but I wouldn't want my 60" TV and 6+ components moving around really easy or rolling around. Putting the feet of the table in furniture sliders will let you move the table carefully, even on carpet.
50819
You could stand on it, but it is not sturdy so I wouldn't recommend doing that.
1637226
Sure you can place it on a dresser. Although if you bought it with the stand it is more mobile, you can wheel it around from room to room.
662638
Probably could, but it is not the sturdiest stand. I only use it to hold my bike upright.
588895
I dont think so. It is a pretty nice unit. I would like it to be higher off the ground with larger wheels.
1600952
I don't see why not but it is plastic and the pieces "snap" together. The unit assembled is 22"Lx12"Wx15"H with top part down (in changing table mode). The mobile can be easily removed too.
361741
Not using the existing stand. You would have to create some kind of custom mount.
660529
Not designed for wheels. It is not very heavy and so can be moved around easily.
1024804
It can be, but I would recommend as it could be less stable. The bars are that stiff. I bought it for my sister who loves it. She carries it wherever she travels as it is light. Instead of wheels, I suggest you put tennis balls. They sell that as accessory on amazon.
1313067
Probably not. You can try, but I think the stand would fall over more often than not.
1825413
No, it is not portable or storable. Once it is together it would have to be taken apart to move.
1301650
Yes the wheels actually have to be put on if you want to use them to make the cage mobile. Any dog can do damage if strong enough. Mine is used for a yorkie so far no damage other than what came during shipping.
421356
I would say yes. You might be able to remove the wheels, but there is a little 'edge' around the top so the wheels should set down into the top and not roll off.
895190
I would think that wold be fine. My only concern with that would be if it's top-heavy and could get knocked backwards but that really shouldn't happen under any normal situation. It will be weight forward and balanced naturally. If you put anything with any weight on top of the legs it would help too. It's a very sturdy stand.
1965147
I would say no. The stand is light for a ladder stand but it is quite tall. You would be able to get it set up by yourself...with some effort. Possible? Yes, but I wouldn't consider it an easy transport.
945856
The stand has wheels, but I would buy one of those baby proof straps to attach it to the stand to ensure it doesn't tip while you move it. If a wheel snags on the carpet it could be bad news and it's wide enough to make it difficult to hold the tv and move at the same time
590979
The wheels are built in so not really. Maybe set a plastic container on top of the lid as long as it isnt heavy.