are the holes at the bottom of the legs wide enough for wheels to be added
1531754
I would say it is possible. The legs look about the right width. The legs come with a sturdy plastic foot on them, that seem pretty "fixed". I wouldn't want mine to have wheels though, I like it against the wall. You would have to pry the plastic feet off, but I don't think it was intended to have wheels.
1531755
Hello, I am sorry I cannot answer that question. Both of my tables came very damaged so they were returned. Joe
1508870
Sure. The metal top and legs are fairly thick. The legs are screwed into the top with nice size bolts.
1629914
Yes, each wheel is attached to the bottom with 4 wood screws. So just leave out the step in the instructions where is says to attach them.
2074115
I did not put wheels on mine, but i did remove an inch from each leg in order to add a granite conter top. It lookd beautiful.
1550293
It's surprising that nobody saw fit to provide the important details in their answers. I'm posting a proper response in case others come to look at this question: There is room at each corner for both the wooden legs and the wheels to be installed together. But the wheels are slightly taller than the wooden legs, so the wooden legs will not come in contact with the floor/carpet if they are installed together with the wheels. (They still are useful as a kind of decorative edge at the corners, however.)
1785424
No. They have a small machine screw protruding from the legs. You might sleeve the legs with a larger diameter pipe and secure with a set screw to adjust the height
1412439
From what I have seen all the leg openings are the same or universal in design. I put these on the back legs and ordered the wheeled version for front legs. The wheels legs might need to be cut down to fit the height only, measure twice cut once. Good luck!
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.
1933413
It does not come with wheels. The bottom of the four legs is a "particle board" that you could easily drill into and add your own wheels. It would probably be easier to just find one with wheels already.
596399
well, the widest part of the wheels measure a bit over 23" without the foot pegs attached, so I would have to say no.
1988002
You can add short stubby feet make sure you drill a pilot hole first then screw the feet in.Should work just fine.
129514
For the most part, yes. Wheels need to be installed if you wish to roll it around. Since air is drawn in from the bottom the wheels serve to raise the unit which allows for better clearance and air flow from floor, rugs etc.
481118
Yes. They have separate holders that the legs fit in that have holes for inserting screws or bolts as needed
1855688
Not completely, you only need to add the handlebars, seat and training wheels. It was fairly easy to assemble those parts.
839523
you would have to check. other shelving legs might have a different size whole. you have to have the right size hole to put the wheel connection in.
2049796
yes, however i had to remove the rear wheels to make a good fit and use the existing holes. other had said they didn't remove wheels but i felt it necessary. front one go on easy, but you have to turn the wheels to use the holes. i just wish they would have put larger one for both front and back.
141568
Yes it is. I added casters to the legs to increase the height. Plus 2" for the top you add.