Can casters be added to bottom for ease of mobility?
287242
I think it's possible. You'll need the fastener to bolt to a small metal plate.
287243
I would think so. But attaching them may be unorthodox due to the cage-like bottom.
287244
I would cut a piece of plywood the size of the bottom of the crate.. bolt it to the crate, then mount the casters to the bottom on the plywood..
1097470
Not very easily. Removing the casters will reduce the height of the seat by 2 inches or more, and it may be difficult to locate suitable leg slides or caps.
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.
1381280
It doesn't come with casters but I believe you can purchase them separately.
383225
Small ones. If your putting in alot of weight then I would recommend putting a thin layer of plywood (1/4') across the bottom then attach casters
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.
200118
Probably - the bottoms are open with caps, so if you had casters you could insert, that should work.
960577
The casters are screwed on to the bottom of the Unit. They only raise the unit about an inch off the floor.
1948823
Casters are removable but I would still recommend some type of foot or cap on the ends of the legs because they are basically pipes and would probably damage most kinds of flooring if left uncovered.
623562
Gilmore & Paul covered this well. I would add that the casters are really only suitable for modest duty cycle unless you are on tile or wood floor.
1469132
Absolutely. The casters have a white rubber ring on the bottom that keeps the caster in place and from scratching the floor
1918393
I don't know what casters are, but we've had the condo for many months, and it doesn't sag. If you need to move it, pull or push from the bottom, though; if you pull from the top, the bars start to come out of the notches. But it's fine if you move it from the bottom. We've been really happy with it overall.
383226
It could be done, but probably require a small square of plywood, large flat washers, or other material to hold caster bolts in place. The bottom of the crates has not been designed to mount casters, but with a little engineering, you could get that done.
826643
Also, I wouldn't add casters to this unit unless I combined it with another unit and used the second shelf at the bottom to stabilize the base. See my review about stacking this with the matching unit w/basket.
2051834
Yes, you could purchase caster wheels and add them to the feet. The unit seems sturdy enough to support this, although it might be a bit unstable if raised to the maximum height and is loaded. There is a single hole in each of the feet already drilled.
1329955
Yes, you can add casters. I just went down to my local Tractor Supply and picked some up. They bolted right on. Not sure about the width of the plate though, it is out on a job.
960578
No. Not really. There is a plastic piece of unit that is about an eighth of an inch above the casters so you would gain a negligible amount of space even if caster did come off which I'm not 100% sure they do. I saw there was no gain so I did not investigate further. Hope that helps.