How do the feet attach? Can you replace the feet with standard wood screw feet?
870961
The feet was a screw on. You should be able to use any other feet that would screw on.
870962
You have to just twist them on, I think the screw is attached. I assume if your good at fine the correct screw you could replace with wooden feet. You gave me a great idea, that would make the couch look more expensive. Do mind telling where you would purchase wood screw feet?
870963
I learned the hard way, you need to remove part way the black soft fabric from underneath to place the feet on or you won't get the back legs on!
2280964
Yes, the feet are permanently attached. I am very happy with this item. It's pretty , and there is no problem with the unit standing up. Love it! If you are looking to use the holes for earrings, it might(and I think it would)be a problem hanging it on the wall. Hope this will help. Lynn Dean
1947978
There is attachment piece in this kit that screws on like your regular foot does. There is a bar across the top of each foot that gets pushed into the slot in the screwed in attachment. The lever on the back of the attachment will release the foot when you pull up on it, to allow you to change feet easily.
163846
I don't know about any special scews (screws?) for the legs. It is all set to use as is.
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.
1327014
Yes, you can install the vanity without the feet. The feet actually do not come attached.
841246
One I received had attaching hardware. You can return and get a replacement, or look at the design and how the legs fit, and get hardware from any hardware store...
486140
yes the screws do come with the feet I replaced mine and my husband put it back on for me and it works just fine now great cane I have other canes but I don,t use them now because this cane is my favorite would not go out with out it
486141
Yes, the screws come with the replacement feet. I have not had to use replacements yet.
2108306
There are no holes on the feet. There is very little material but a small hole could be drilled in the feet for either a bolt or threaded rod. It could be probably no more than 1/4 inch.
1252279
Screws supplied will be too small. Supplied screws are less than 1/8" diameter and meant for wooden legs.
2051834
Yes, you could purchase caster wheels and add them to the feet. The unit seems sturdy enough to support this, although it might be a bit unstable if raised to the maximum height and is loaded. There is a single hole in each of the feet already drilled.
842121
Hi, no screws, the supporting pieces are on a hinge. You just position them straight or in a zigzag pattern. Really easy to change as needed.
1512502
The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).
1661707
You can attach them using screws instead if the included hardware. You are just going to need to make sure you buy the right kind and size screw from your hardware store--rated for the total weight they will be holding. Could use some sort of anchor, depending on how the face board is made.
1775652
No just your original screws should do the trick, I also had wood grips on mine
1203286
No you don't have to screw it into anything, the feet just sit on the desk top. You have option of drilling hole through desk so the feet don't take up any space but I just used the base. It allows me to shift the monitors left or right if I need to get behind them.