Can you put castors on to make it movable?
873613
Yes you can however they need to be the correct size. I have not done that however it will be the screw in type.
1337014
I haven't tried that myself, but I suppose you could. If I was going to do anything to these, it would be to lengthen the legs. Then, I would add pulls and wheels to the bottom (trundle) to make it easier to move in and out. Those are easy fixes, too, I think.
1041059
Yes, you can. It will not fall forward. But sometimes then my hand and tool don't fit.
1819713
Yes, you can, but one of the primary purposes in getting this stand is the ease with which it can be moved about with heavy objects aboard (via the casters.)
1991650
Yes, mine came with castors. It was over a year ago. Like someone else said, make sure you get the right size pole.
661617
Yes, you can do that. You will need to brace it in any case so it doesn't collapse.
2209616
turn the chair upside down. it takes quite a bit of downward pressure to press them in. then when they are in place, turn the chair back over and sit on it. any castors not seated will click into place.
1213825
YES. We couldn't get the plugs for the feet out, so we turned the legs upside down, popped out the caps that would have been the top caps on each post (another purchaser mentioned this is what they did) and popped these castors in. The screw-in feet that came with the shelving system were then screwed into what were the feet, but now became the tops of each post. Hope I'm making myself clear.
714094
No...this cage is not on wheels or casters. It comes with plastic caps with levelers to go over the "feet" of the cage. It seems possible that one might be able to attach casters instead of using the plastic leveling gizmos.
463886
Not really. You might be able to rig it for that but not sure how well it will work. Thought about trying it myself but haven't gotten around to it.
1052803
you can but there are grooves in the sides of the bed to accommodate the wheels and back resting legs so it's not a completely flat surface like a metal wheelbarrow. So yes but not as easily as conventional wheelbarrow.
758925
I do not believe you can use casters. There is hard rubber on the bottom of the metal posts. I just bought a pack of peel and stick felt sliders. I used them on all my furniture. They work great.
1329746
NO. Not at all. It is the dirt filling the void area that gives it form. To move this, you would need to remove dirt. You MAY be able to put it on some sort of movable platform that would enable you to move as needed.
2191987
Not really. The feet are adjustable to stabilize the table, and are round metal. I imagine if you were handy about flattening surfaces and screwing into metal it could be done, but the casters would have to be substantial to bear the weight of the marble, which is extremely heavy. I would look elsewhere if you really wanted it to move.
115895
As others have mentioned, the weight of the unit may prohibit the ability to add casters. It comes with leveling feet attached to the bottom which does allow it to be push around slightly, but I am not sure I would move it from one end of the kitchen to another.
1541852
Absolutely, but I added castors to the 2"X4" lower cross member. There is exactly 1.5" from the floor to the bottom crossmember, so I cut a short segment of a 2"x4" and attached it to the bottom of the crossmember, allowing me to add retractable wheels.
122174
The manufacturer does not make casters for the VegTrug and the bottom of the legs is not made to take casters. If you wanted to retrofit it with casters, you would need to make sure that they are heavy duty casters since the weight of this planter when filled with soil, plants and water will be high.