can i put castors on the bottom of the legs and what is the diameter of the top screw?
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no it has a metal "cap" on the bottom and is not designed for castors. Not sure of bolt size but most sofas have the same "standard" size mine fit fine. if I had to guess maybe 1/2", cause I'm not lifting couch to unscrew it.
1156023
The top screw is 3/8. There are no predrilled wholes for casters, but you may be able to drill some yourself. I am very pleased with they way they look on my sofa.
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
1845728
The legs have metal or plastic caps on the bottom - it slides around quite easily already. But if you really wanted casters, I'm sure you could add them if you drilled the holes first!
1077587
I just checked. You would need about 2" with the castors that are supplied or if you didn't put the castors on the stand you could get by with about 1 1/4".Hope that helps
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I measured 3-1/2" from floor to the insert. The castor comes with a nut to secure the threaded shaft, so I don't have to worry about it undoing itself as I move the rack when I'm cleaning the floor. That nut (a stamped metal item that also contains the ball bearings) is 1-1/4+ size; I used a slip lock plier to snug it down. I'm confused by the other two responses- I got 4 castor sets in two purchases and all measure 3-1/2".
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I doubt it. The attachment hardware and leg come together in a fixed dimension. Cutting anything off the top of the leg would negate the connection design. The design is a good and stable one. If the bottom of the leg screw adjustments are not adequate I think you need a different leg...of course there are always folks who see the the impossible as a challenge.
1057873
not sure. I see screws on the bottom so maybe. I would like to do the same thing so I will have to try
1741486
You could put castors on but the piece is very heavy so would be hard to move. Took two people to put granite top on.
1219733
There are no castors for any of the three legs. Even with locking wheels, I would be reluctant to use them, as I think it'd compromise the unit's stability and safety. It's not that heavy to prevent you from carrying it a short distance or too much effort to collapse it and properly use the built in roller on the body.
2162136
Any 3/4 to 1 inch (3) wood screws that fit through the base holes will work.
692167
Don't know. I suppose it depends on the fitting at the top of the caster. The four corner poles on the shelf unit have a hexagonal foot about 2 centimeters across, but since the placement of the bottom shelf is adjustable, there's plenty of room to modify the feet or poles.
1819712
If I remember correctly the casters are what attach the bottom shelf to the posts. So, unless you get your own screws you won't be able to use it without the casters.
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The rods can be placed at one to two inch intervals so you can in theory offset the rods to accommodate a height difference. The bottom of the legs has either casters or rubber feet that micro adjust but not to any significant height difference since they are more for leveling purposes.
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Hi Nicole, We appreciate your interest in our sofa legs. The screws on our legs are 5/16 inch. If the Waddell Mounting Plates you will use accept 5/16 inch screws, then they should work fine. We do not offer mounting plates at this time. Please verify that the mounting plate dimensions match with the leg dimensions. For P129-Walnut the dimensions are the follow: S P E C I F I C A T I O N Weight: 2 lbs Height: 5.25" Across Top: 4.25" Across Bottom: 3.75" Widest Diameter: 5.5" I hope this helps, Luis Juarez
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If the legs on your piano are square shaped at the bottom or the width of the bottom of the legs will fit within the castor, they should work okay.
1252279
Screws supplied will be too small. Supplied screws are less than 1/8" diameter and meant for wooden legs.
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I am pretty sure these are designed to replace standard castors from office chairs. You are better off checking with the wheel and/or chair manufacturer(s) regarding your specific application. Whether or not they can be returned is dependent on the vendor from which you purchase the castors. I know Amazon has a customer-friendly return policy.