Is it possible to put casters on this table?
1961283
yes the worked on my 60 inch and 72 inch tables, today i am trying on the 24 inch onespat
1961284
You might need to contact john boos to find out. When I look at it, I don't think casters will work.
1847488
The table is very well made and solid. It is on casters that may not be able to support the weight if used as seating. Perhaps you could remove the casters or swap them out for something more substantial.
1222804
This question was asked on November 10, 2013, and several people responded (including me). The consensus is that either one would have to find casters that screw into the bottom of the vertical tubes in place of the supplied plastic "feet" or it would be a tricky custom job.
1126099
You could use the same table as a side table. Just change the direction of the table.
1591000
Yes, you have to attach the casters to the base. I'm not sure how well it would work without them, but it's possible to leave them off.
2141441
There are two pieces of wood on the front that add to the design. I believe if you will enlarge picture and see a small piece of wood that is under the main piece but if the casters found are special....it is doable.
2242970
There are adjustable feet on the bottom that serve as levelers. I don't think you could put casters on these.
850515
The table has holes for the 734 and I installed the "caster gizmo" on the inside however, after setting it all up I would have preferred to have it on the outside allowing easier access for moving it around!
1527362
Yes. There are dozens of screws and it will take some time. Not necessarily difficult, but it took me a few hours altogether. The primary difficulty is that relatively few of the screw holes are pre-drilled, so you will need to make pilot holes. And that is not always easy because the screws are frequently in tight corners. That said, it is quite solid when finally assembled. I also added casters by drilling holes in the feet and it looks great.
538331
It does not come with casters, though you could remove the feet and install them separately, I suppose. Not sure I would recommend casters, though. It would seem too unstable to me.
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.
2191988
I don't think so, unless you are good at jury-rigging something that allows casters to be attached. The legs come with metal feet attached to them, so I guess you would have to remove the feet to do something else. It's a great island, though. We've had it for two years now and there have been no problems. It is sturdy and stays put on our tile floor. The marble top has a few places where I was dumb and left lemon juice or tomato on it and the finish marred, but that is typical of marble.
899454
Not sure you can do that. the front to back feet are solid tubing with only plastic endcaps on them. Prob. would need to drill through and then not sure it would work. Why don't you try to find one that says it can have casters?
1741480
I wouldn't see why not. We just have furniture sliders under ours. It slides so effortlessly we don't need casters.
216701
I don't know. Mine was so flimsy I threw the whole thing away...shame, I could have sent you a caster. My recommendation is to go to Home Depot or Lowes, get 4 new casters with threaded screws, carefully drill four new holes completely through, and use a washer on the top and bottom before tightening a nut on each caster.
2237115
Yes. Trinity EcoStorage sells this table both with wheels attached or you can purchase a 4-wheel set of casters separately.
2242971
I would not recommend this base for casters. We have a few of these with 3' tops, and there is only 11" on each side and the base is not drilled for casters. The limited width of the base would make these very unstable and unsafe for use.