Can I put this together but leave the wheels off?
1477174
You might as well, the wheels are awful! They don't line up straight most of the time. We use this in a room where we have to move it every time we are finished using it.
1138344
I doesn't come with wheels, but if you have the right size, you could add them later if you can get the caps on the bottom of the 4 legs off. That might be tricky, after the weight of all you store on it has been resting on them for a while. But it could be possible. Might want to think about if you really want wheels on this shelf. With the rack on top, you would have to be pretty careful when you move it.
805936
Yes. They can be stacked together minus the wheels. Ensure that the item is placed in a sturdy location.
940000
Yes, you can assemble the unit with or without the wheels. Plastic plugs are provided to replace them.
1543889
It is possible to take the wheels off. I'll measure tonight and let you know how tall that would be...
110338
You would have to ask manufacturer. It is not designed to hold that kind of weight. certainly not on the wheels but the way it put together is not like regular glued and nailed furniture.
1892281
You should be able to do that however depending on the surface it will be on the legs might damage the floor if hardwood. Carpet would probably be ok. I cannot say for sure that it will be the best solution however because the wheels may add an additional structural element as far as safety
2196855
The wheels CAN come off, but they are pretty tight and will not 'come off' with normal function. But if you mean, can this file be used without the wheels, then yes - I think you could.
1931907
Wheels are removable, but you may want to cover the bottom of the legs with some sort of cap or stick-on round pad to protect your floors. I would think the drawers would be more stable with the unit against a wall. I ran some black vinyl coated wire up and down the back (from top and bottom shelf supports), to create a backstop for the drawers so they don't slide out the other side.
254673
I don't know if you CAN, but I don't think you SHOULD. The two wheels work fine to move it around, you just pick it up by the end without wheels. The wheels don't really lock, so I don't think it would be very safe to have four wheels.
1407045
Yes. You have to assemble the bike (easy) and can leave the training wheels off. We never used ours.
1381365
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes you can assemble it without the wheels. The caster are inserted into the bottom of the base. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to let us know.
623600
Hey Liz. It can be used without the wheels. You will lose about a pound per wheel. You'll need to put rubber boots on each of the post to keep it from scratching the floor if that's a problem. It is very easy to put together.
1948825
I am pretty sure you put the wheels on the poles at the end of the assembly - in other words you could choose not to use the wheels - but the bottom of the poles to which they attach are not really finished to stand alone so they may scratch your floor without the wheels. The wheels so have locks I think I would be inclined to just build it with the castors and lock them.
202413
the wheel, the hide away, and the pad itself are three different things connected to each other. so yes you can leave the wheel off
2150214
Yes, you can take those wheels off. It is very easy. Just unscrew the wheels. You can screw in either regular stands or wheels. The unit comes with both options.
1254173
Without! We left the wheels off because it won't be moved. We used it in the pantry. We also got one for the garage and used the wheels on it. The wheels have locks on them as well.