can you attach these to casters? In other words, I would like to use it as a rolling cube open at the top
180788
I would say not because the sides are adhered with 3M tape, not structural nails or screws. If you screwed the parts together with wood screws, perhaps, but I would look for a different product for this. The stability comes from the top.
180789
These particular models do not support casters. Also note that "open at top" is not a recommended configuration. The backing board (which would become the bottom of the cube, in an open-at-top scenario) is not meant to support any weight (nor could it - it's more akin to a thick piece of paper than a wall). Way Basics does offer a cube that supports casters but it too is only meant for open-on-side configurations, not open-at-top. See http://www.waybasics.com/home-storage.html for those.
180790
Hi Spring, Yes. Please note all customization is at your own risk and will void warranty. Many customers have customized, please be familiar with the product before doing so.Jimmy ChiangWay Basics, Founderjimmy@waybasics.com
180791
You probably could do that. They are made from some material that is somewhere between particle board and paper, but very thick layered paper. They are actually extremely strong, but I'm pretty sure you could nail into them to attach wheels.
180792
Amendment- I do remember that the backing is a thin material, so the other answer is correct, it wouldn't support that. Sorry, I didn't remember that.
998786
I wouldn't recommend it; the unit's it not set up for them. It wouldn't be impossible, though. You could search on Amazon for "casters set of 4", and pick some 2" ones that swivel. Mounting them with screws might be difficult, so consider a strong adhesive, like gorilla glue. Just avoid getting the glue in the center of the base plate, which would nullify the swivel feature.
83202
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.
2227790
Yes I put wheels on mine and they are the 4" honey can do casters on Amazon. Great unit by the way! We use it as a packaging station for hanging tape guns, rolls of tape, razor knives, markers, clean rags, hot glue gun, heat gun, labels, etc...
1117105
I wouldn't advise adding casters. It's not the best quality wood and I would be surprised if you could install casters that would stay on it.
1827900
I don't see why not. They are identical to the standard wheel your chair probably came with, but the plastic (greyish in the picture) is slightly softer/more rubbery than the standard caster.
2191990
There is a plastic round disc in the center of the base, not sure if this can be removed and a caster can be inserted. Hope this helps!
580634
This frame is not designed for use with caster wheels. The legs are rectangular and would not work with standard caster wheels.
1219735
There are no casters on the legs. There is a roller in the front where the front legs attach to the main body of the machine. The roller is not useable unless the machine is folded up. The roller is quite small in diameter and is not very useful, especially if used on a rough surface. I would love to have casters on the front legs that could be locked in an up position when the machine is being used but locked in the down position so the thing could be rolled around without having to fold it up first.
1937090
absolutely - the ball casters mount to the adapters so you still have the ability to "roll". The ball casters have a "lock" latch on them if you do not want to roll. The adapters themselves are not meant to be used without castersHope this helps :)
2099981
I assume you mean wheels. Any caster that comes with a 3/8 inch bolt for screwing in should work. Remove one of the adjustable feet and take to a hardware store. Shouldn't be a problem to match the thread on a caster.
1428052
I haven't tried that, but I doubt it. The wheels themselves aren't really very big and the adhesive parts don't really grip very well over time. You're better off using them on the bottom of storage containers.
2239941
I have several of these and in most cases have chosen NOT to use the caster wheels. They are great quality caster wheels that come in a bag when they deliver your product. You can choose to install them or not. They just pop into the pre-set holes.
297775
No, the side grid in the picture is replicated for the bottom. You would have to put in on a piece of plywood or something to mount casters.
438009
There are openings at the bottom of each of the corners, but I don't know if it will hold a caster. My suggestion is to contact Sterlite directly. Perhaps they may offer accessories to this product.
2242971
I would not recommend this base for casters. We have a few of these with 3' tops, and there is only 11" on each side and the base is not drilled for casters. The limited width of the base would make these very unstable and unsafe for use.
867897
the leg itself is 3/4in by3/4in. at an angle as shown. the holes are blocked by rubber feet that can be removed. I've seen casters that will fit in square tubbing. so if you can find that small of a caster end yes or if you can ram a square block of wood and drill a hole in it then put a caster arm in wood. it would work. casters can't have fenders on them like some do though.