Can the legs accommodate a sloping floor?
2009869
In order for the 3 cabinets to be even when they were placed in a row, against the side wall of the garage, we had to replace the studs that were in the adjusting legs with 4" studs, to accommodate the slope in my garage. The legs closest to the entrance of the house had to be screwed in all the way and the legs closest to the street were extended the full length of the studs we had switched out. In the end the three cabinets are even with each other and look very nice.
2009870
it depends on the slope - if the slope is not too great then yes - but i wouldn't do it without securing the cabinets to the wall.
318754
Not "relatively" but flat area. You would have to buy a floor kit and I suggest anchoring it.
299770
Yes, they have 4 different heights. Legs can be set differently for uneven ground.
1204394
it's sturdy but I guess on a smooth floor it could be pushed or slid. try cups under the legs.
781307
In a way, yes. The legs themselves are not adjustable since they are of fixed length, but you can adjust the height of the shelf along the legs.
2020494
The front part ( steps) would but you would have to boost the back foldout legs with some sort of brace, maybe wooden supports
1883847
Yes. Just make sure there is a 4x8 sheet of plywood underneath. Any flex under the mattress will have you in a slope.
1923795
Yes. One leg is adjustable. Place this leg with the adjusting knob on the low side and adjust until level.
911313
Yes, there there is a half inch lip around the top or you could use the leg side bars. The table is very lite.
796759
No just purchase a medium grade so you can always use it for other times. But again must be straight legs. NOT slanted
1741483
Yesi believe you could screw a set into the threaded holes they have for the adjustable legs. I would think these would need to be very sturdy for the unit is heavy.It may leave a impresion in the floor if not a hard tile.
214269
No, they can not be fastened to the floor. The diameter of the base will help to limit tipping.
798310
Yes, you can. I would get small rubber casters (get them at any home improvement store) for the legs to sit on so there's no friction with the metal against the floor.
1967337
A ledge of 6 inches should not pose an issue. The support legs are adjustable.
882086
Yes, this loft can accommodate being attached to a sloped ceiling as long as the slope isn't too steep. There are five holes on each "leg" so you can adjust the height of the rack. You can fully extend the front two legs and tuck in the back two as much as you need to make it fit your slope while keeping the rack level. I wasn't sure about this so I asked my husband (who installed ours). Good luck!
5884
You could extend the legs part of the way and I think it would be fine. Don't have one here to try it.
292948
Yes, but there isn't any rubber foot tips for the legs. You could buy rubber feet at a hardware store to protect your floors.