Can wheels be added to the bottom of the pallet
1502591
You can probably mount a heavy duty caster that has a flat mounting plate. The bottom of the leg/nest holes is somewhat reinforced. However, mounting casters may lessen the weight capacity of the skid(unless you use 9 casters).
131306
There are no wheels that come with the cart and I can't imagine what kind you have in mind to apply. There are other carts available that come with wheels that might be a better choice for you. The shelves do slide out from the end and that makes it extremely nice for under the counter use. But to put wheels on it, I'd say not a great idea.
1416103
If you intend to add wheels you need to make a base out of pressure treated lumber and attach the wheels to the base. It is a simple project and your local bigbox home improvement store will make the cuts. You can use 3/4 inch plywood or 2 by 4s. The planter is not strong enough or designed in such a way that you can simply add wheels.
1022031
Hi. There is no floor to the bottom section but if you're handy you can cut one out and add it.
1051564
Not easily, but it could be done. I have a ramp with a bit of a lip to scale to bring my groceries into the house. I leverage my foot against the back wheel, and lean it back a bit to get it over the lip. I guess it would all depend on the depth of your steps.
1026335
The "feet" of the shelf unit are open, tubular steel. If you have a wheel that will work in that application, you can add a wheel. The shelf unit does not come with wheels.
1769144
No, unless you use something third-party, there aren't any other pieces given to substitute for the wheels. You can remove the wheels and use it that way, though it wouldn't be good for the floor.
1366900
sure, i think so, you think the mfg would put the specs, yes and perhaps you may have to add couple layers of cardboard, yes, wheels come off not needed, they just stick in like chair pull out if you want i think it would work for you
24807
I have two of them. You might be able to screw wheels on the bottoms, but the screws would need to be fairly short. I would be concerned you would split the wood and damage the cabinets.
64613
Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
1770697
If you're very handy, you may be able to add wheels. I just wonder if the overall size and the wood tray in the middle may cause it to be a little unbalanced if wheeled around.
175483
No. You do not have to use the wheels, you can make it stationary. They have locks on them to keep the shelf system fromMoving, plus the wheels raise the bottom shelf off the ground for easy cleaning underneath.
151781
Yes. Installing wheels is one of the last steps. Only sliding in the shelves and installing the door hinges remain after installing the wheels.
1329747
there is not a bottom to this planter bed. you can put a bottom platform on it with wheels.
37956
Yes, the wheels are already attached but won't be in the way and the handle could be kept in the down position.
46176
Yes there is a (short) pallet on the bottom. The shipper let us use his hand truck to get it inside and into the room it was to be placed. We bolted it to the floor AND wall so it seems secure. For the price it is a great buy and I recommend it as a good buy.
127251
No. And that's about the only thing I'd change about it. I mistakenly thought I'd add wheels to it, but there isn't a place to attach them.