can the wheels be removed so the stand sits flush to the ground? sturdy?
1508122
It is sturdy! Very nice quality. I guess you could leave the wheels odd and sit it straight on the ground, but the wheels also lock. So you can lock the wheels in place to accomplish the same purpose.
1508123
Yes, the wheels have to be assembled onto the stand, so you could skip that step. That said, the stand isn't designed to sit on the floor, and it might have sharp edges (where the wheel-holes are or on the corners of the stand feet, that would scratch the floor. I suspect it would be fine on carpet, but your mileage may vary.
1113179
No not at all. Unless you adjust it like that. It's at it most sturdy ness when it opened all the way. How I have my set up the legs opening is not stretched all the way out because then it would be I the walk way. So it's perfect for how I use it. It's great stand for pianos & DJ turntables
421357
Those casters (wheels) can be removed but I didn't remove mine and am still in love with my new bed height. I am surprised at how stable it is - I did have 6 casters and put the lifts on all six.
1895592
The wheels can be removed. HOWEVER, there are no pads or feet that come with the cart to install in lieu of the wheels. You will have to do a retrofit to find some adjustable height feet to fit on the cart for leveling. Also, removal of the wheels will affect the height of the cart.
1502938
It comes unassembled so, just don't put the wheels in. There is a cover on the ends of the four support poles and the bottoms are flat so it will be sturdy. It actually looks prettier without the wheels.
1733526
Yes and no. Why this answer if you do not have a kickstand and your Yardstash is up against a wall or fence then your bike can have something to lean against. If you do have a kickstand (in your case you do not have one) I would recommend put a something flat like a small piece a plywood between the stand and the floor of the Yardstash otherwise it could wear or pierce a hole and we don't want that to happen. There are self supporting bike stands in the suggestion list.
184778
Yes you can . It comes with the wheels off...in a package. The wheels add a little more than an inch to the height.
1478578
It would be challenging, I own three of them and use the stand. The handle that goes down the middle makes stacking them problematic.
16752
The legs for this stand are adjustable. You can add or remove the cubes for the legs.
277060
Yes it is sturdy even more without the wheels this is a nice item and will serve the purpose.
2266592
Flat is relative. While still assembled you can adjust the stand to a completely horizontal level which would still be equal to the height of the legs. Disassembly would be required to get it flatter.
529249
It can be held separately/sit on its wheels if you want it to. The stand hooks in the bottom.
1924487
yes. the base is very thick. the unit is very heavy, so be sure that your cart can handle the weight. this is not a light stand. it is made of steel. I dropped the bottom plate on my foot and really paid for it. be careful when lifting it. I would think a very sturdy table or credenza would be a better choice for this. be aware to that this is not small. check the size before you buy. otherwise a great stand for a large flat screen.
2022182
You can remove the wheels, but that would leave a base of two long (18 inch) metal strips. Maybe adding felt to the underside would help. On the plus side, it would lower this table by about two inches.
960575
There is a raised section under the bottom about 1/4 inch less than wheel height. No advantage to removing wheels.
1309445
I guess it could be stored upright but if you were going to lean it against a wall you wou have to have something heavy against it so the wheels wouldn't roll out from under it. So, not impossible but much more difficult.
704193
No. You need to untighten the screws. I didn't find this stand very useful.