Can the bottom part of the be removed? I want to put just cage part on a counter and don't need the wheels.
113879
Yea it can a matter of fact I am selling myine if u would like to buy it maybe we can come up with a fair price u can email me at meghansellers12@yahoo.com and there is nothing wrong with it I just don't have a bunny anymore lol
113880
Most of my friends have this cage. I think you might have to work with it. But I don't for sure. All I know if you can lock the wheels not take them off.
113881
You'd probably have to cut the legs off. I really don't remember though, as it's been a while since we put it together.
113882
No, this version is welded together. I can't recommend it enough, though. If you do have the floor space it is the best cage because it is so easy to clean, pretty easy to put together (I am not handy and I needed very little help from the hubs) and provides plenty of space and room to put in enrichment stuff. Alright, enough raving, I promise I don't work for the company or get anything for my reviews :) .. I am just a raving fan because of the other cages we have had. The wheels do lock, by the way, I just don't know if it would be safe on a counter (and it would be pretty high up). HIH!
113883
No it can not be remove, the wheels can come off and you can put ply wood on the bottom so it won't scratch your counter.
113884
I'm not sure if the model I have (bought it used) might be different, but the entire base can come off the same way the sides pop together. I took the whole base off of mine and just set it on the floor. It sets on the little metal pegs that normally pop into the cart base legs, so I would recommend putting some felt under it so it doesn't scratch your floor. Short answer: Yes it can (unless there is something different about the newer model).
1875729
You have to assemble the whole thing, so you could skip putting on the wheels. Might make it a little short though, since the wheels bring it up to an average counter height.
1925999
I don't think you can remove it without destroying the bottom. Why would you want to remove it? It is really great like it is,
868350
Yes, you can just remove them. However, if you are going to use it without the baskets, I'd recommend not putting the baskets on it at all as the baskets scratch the wood after a bit of sliding in and out.
2133993
Yes, you can remove the cage from the stand, it does not have to be on the stand, nor does it bolt to the stand, it just sits down into the stand.Hope this helps
1389544
It does look like you could remove the middle piece but that would definitely make it less sturdy. I probably wouldn't recommend it.
176077
Yes, you can. It's just 4 screws that hold that bottom shelf in place. But, 2 things you should know: 1. that bottom shelf is adjustable. I have mine in a much higher slot than the one picture. 2. the bottom shelf acts as a stabilizer to the 2 long legs. If you take out the bottom shelf, the unit probably won't roll as smoothly and will not be as stable.
1542341
Both the lattice piece and the solid wood piece are removable, so the entire top can be removed. The only downside I have found is that there is no drainage at the bottom, so if the inside area gets dirty, it is hard to clean out. I'm going to have my husband drill some holes in the bottom, which should solve that problem.
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!
2172052
Imo it's designed to be more of a self contained unit, but if you were willing to be creative and do some cutting you may be able to do it on top of a piece of furniture. I would try a different cage if you want one without legs/wheels., instead.
1251332
You can remove the casters (you have to put them on during assembly) but the top is smooth - there is no notch or way to secure the top of the bottom stack with the bottom of the top.
2022182
You can remove the wheels, but that would leave a base of two long (18 inch) metal strips. Maybe adding felt to the underside would help. On the plus side, it would lower this table by about two inches.
1258118
I returned the Gorilla Rack because it was too flimsy. I don't believe you can remove the bottom two shelves without substantially degrading stability. If the aquariums are heavy I'm afraid it will not hold the weight.
1019353
Yes you can remove the wheels. But the pressure on the plastic ends wouldn't' be wise, you could put felt tabs on the plastic so it wouldn't damage the floor.
778059
I only see two screws on the bottom. I assume you can unscrew them and the bottom will come off. Not sure about that as I have not tried to remove them.
1769144
No, unless you use something third-party, there aren't any other pieces given to substitute for the wheels. You can remove the wheels and use it that way, though it wouldn't be good for the floor.
396271
Yes, or at least partly. From what I recall that part consists of two half spheres that are joined together when you essemble it. The two spheres connect in the center by screwing the two halves together. So you might be able to remove the bottom half but I am not sure if you could remove the whole thing.