Can wheels be put on the bottom of the 4 posts?
824778
My guess would be no. The unit is assembled by putting the square posts into square openings at the corners of the shelves; the openings measure roughly 1.75 inches x 1.75 inches. Even if you could put wheels into those openings, I don't think the shelves would be stable enough to roll around without things falling off. I would look for shelving with wheels built into the design.
1411818
Yes they mount on 4x4 posts as well as having adaptors to mount them flat on the railing.
456244
Yes. the bottom rails must be fastened down with a minimum of 2 screws or bolts per side.
1211297
Yes, I would say so. You can lock the wheels into place and I have been impressed with the build since we got it.
186596
I don't think so. It's a very substantial/heavy table. I'm not sure how wheels would fit on the legs.
1337014
I haven't tried that myself, but I suppose you could. If I was going to do anything to these, it would be to lengthen the legs. Then, I would add pulls and wheels to the bottom (trundle) to make it easier to move in and out. Those are easy fixes, too, I think.
1314517
No wheels, but you could add them yourself. You would need to shorten the legs, or it would be too tall.
412978
Although I haven't done so, I don't see why not. Putting the wheels on is a separate step of the assembly, so I'd imagine you could just eliminate that step. I need my carts to be on wheels, so I did put them on. Hope this helps.
403222
As I sit looking at mine right now, I would say no, because the post is made to conform to the size of the wheel, the tubing is not very big. I have no problem with the size of the wheels except going over a rug.
836015
That's right. The wheels can be placed at the bottom or on the side depending of what mode you would like to use. Or remove the wheels all thogether. Just like in the video.
1754136
There posts are small about a 1/2 inch each so you would need 4 to make one 2 " post.
1651655
The posts stand 35 1/2 inches without the wheels, and just under 40 inches with the wheels. You could cut the poles down with a good hack-saw, however, they come with the plastic endcaps already in place. I don't know if you would be able to remove/replace them if you cut the poles down. The other consideration would be access to the baskets if you cut down the length of the poles. You can place the baskets wherever you want on the poles, but they are deep and depending on what you want to store in them, the lowered height will limit access. Hope this helps. Any other information I can give, please just ask.
382315
Yes, just slide the wheel trays inward. Height should be ok, as I think the center post is high enough, but I haven't put a regular bike on the rack. I don't have one or I'd try...
1906383
Judging by the way they look, I wouldn't think so. Nor would I recommend it. However, you could sit the bed on coasters, or something that you could elevate it with. I would recommend something that would provide the support for the 4 major posts AND the two small ones in the middle.
1154410
Yes, the wheels just screw into the bottom of the end rails. depending on the surface you are going to use it on it might be pretty hard to move although it is not that heavy to lift it and move as long as you don't have a lot of stuff on it.
651284
You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom.The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
824151
Check on the bottom to see if there is a way to attach wheels. I installed mine on wall with the handles at the bottom versus what is shown in the picture.