Would the wheels fit under a Franklin Power recliner? Thanks.
2058365
Not really. If the chair is reclined it's helpful, but the base of the chair is problematic, in our experience. We just put the table parallel.
677706
It's possible if the leg caps aren't put on, but I don't know if the wheels would fit snug in the opening.
2074114
Heavy duty wheels would be a problem because the legs are circular and only 2 inches in diameter at the bottom. Sliders would work and if your floor is smooth it does slide easily.
636840
I assume so. Either contact the company or check local hardware stores for the correct size. Depending what type of surface it sits on one could remove the wheels, replace them with rubber feet and slide furniture coasters under the feet when they require moving around. Probably less scuff to floors and wear on carpets
325885
I'm not sure. You would have to have wide wheels because it only goes so small
1084403
I can tell you the wheels don't fit under my sofa. The wheels are about an inch high. But the wheels and the leg of table combined are about 2 1/2" high together. Hope this helps. It's a very nice table.
140183
It will probably accommodate wheels if you find wheels with the right size of shaft, which is possibly a standard size. However, my queen-size bed with a very heavy mattress, box, and heavy wooden headboard slide fairly well on a short shag carpet. It takes a bit of effort, but isn't what most would call hard to move. As Debra responded, if on carpet, the wheels will very possibly dig in and create a niche that is more difficult to get out of. As for the frame, I am VERY pleased with the support and quietness. Best of luck with your decision!
147781
I am not sure, but don't think so. I don't think the wheels are big enough.
632747
Even if you only have 1" clearance, it should still work. My Sofa has recliners on each end so it sits on a metal frame instead of legs. I can only pull it 4" under, but even if I couldn't pull it under it would still work for me.
1775215
Yes, my son uses it under his chair with no wheels. Still protects your hardwood floors.
87009
I am sur it is possible. Check out the parts manual or go online to their website. If you see the wheel available as a part then you know they will come off. You might have to put some furniture protectors under where the wheels were to protect your floor.
865684
I am not a hundred percent sure, since mine are not being used with wheels, but I don't think it would work, the edges may not be high enough to prevent the wheels from slipping out.
2031987
Because the feet are adjustable it depends, but the front would definitely be too high to slide under a couch. I'm not sure even the back would either.
447557
Yes. They will fit under the desk. My husband put rubber bumpers on them so they can be moved.
1956724
Not sure what kind of wheel chair it is, but if you can put this between the front wheels, I would say yes. I sit on a kitchen chair, and sometimes a wooden bench with my back against the wall.
1805440
Yes as long as you have something to clamp to. I love mine, I have mine next to recliner.
364151
Yes, should fit under your couch. And I think your computer will be fine on this cart. Pretty sturdy.