Would it still function without installing the casters? Like a regular table? We don't want ours to move around.
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Yes but you will want to get felt or plastic covers to put in the bottoms so that it won't scratch your flooring.
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We have the black one and we put pads on the bottom of it to assure it would not scratch the wooden floor. Even though it is so heavy, it is relatively easy to move. We want it to be relatively stationary so casters would not benefit us. I'd recommend not to use them unless there was a need to move the unit a material distance all the time.
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The table comes with adjustable feet not casters. If you can find casters that have the same studs as the adjustable feet then it would be an easy swap.
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You cannot. The table only moves forward or back over the base, it does not swivel. If it did, it would fall over.
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From my own unit it doesn't look like it would properly support rollers/casters for the frame. The frame itself is fairly light weight to be moved when needed. Having rollers/casters on the frame would probably make it more likely to move when you don't want it to even when locked in place. If the company makes rollers/casters for this frame specifically I have not yet seen them available. I haven't found it difficult to move the bed itself when needed though, which is rare as there is already a fair bit of space below to vacuum under the bed without moving the frame.
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It looks like if you were careful, you would be able to drill mounting holes for casters into the corner supports. Hope this helps - good luck with your project!
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It does not come with casters, though you could remove the feet and install them separately, I suppose. Not sure I would recommend casters, though. It would seem too unstable to me.
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Yes the casters can be removed, as said previously, but you would need to place something under the "legs" to protect the furniture.
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Yes. I installed casters so I could move it around. I have about a 1/4" clearance to floor. Came out great!I drove screws through the sides to connect all the way across the bottom shelf.I didn't trust the few supplied screws connecting the sides to the bottom to hold all the weight.
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The wheels screw into the bottom of the frame using a bolt integrated into the caster. Without the wheels, I believe the frame would sit flat on the floor just fine, so I think not attaching the wheels would be an option.
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I wouldn't see why not. We just have furniture sliders under ours. It slides so effortlessly we don't need casters.
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The only way that would happen is if it was bumped or the item on it was too heavy and the table was at a tilted angle. I've never had any mechanical issues with mine. Its a great little table!!
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When you say casters, I am assuming you mean wheels. The chair is pretty substantial, so I would get really strong wheels. It wouldn't do much for the look of the chair. The seat is pretty high too, so be sure you measure the bottom of the vanity. I love this chair. It looks good even from the back.
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Hi,The caster board is a separate unit...it is meant to be bolted to the unit.
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Someone else put them together for me, Amy, so I'm not sure. However, they're very stable on the casters -- they don't move around unless you push them. They're very heavy-duty, and very heavy, period, so I wouldn't worry about them moving. Mine have been in the same spot for months. Hope this helps.
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I would think you could. The stools come with protective tips that slip onto the legs. Most likely, casters could be inserted in place of these tips, though I have not attempted this.
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No, it's not stable enough. I had to flat grind the bottom of mine so that it would be stable enough to stand upright on it's own. Otherwise, a simple shacking of the table would make it fall over.