Are the castors removable? If yes, how high are the metal floor arms without the castors?
248121
We had difficulty putting this item together because the holes were not drilled properly. I wouldn't buy this item. You can find similar items at the office supply stores for less money.
248122
The castors are removable and the floor arms are about 4 inches off the floor
1268019
The height from floor to top of arm is 36 3/4" They work perfect for the standard 42" bar counter. Also, fyi, the stools are very well made, especially for the price, and they are easily put together by one person. Hope that helps.
64612
You don't need to put the casters on. The unit is sturdy enough without them and the bottom of the legs already have plastic caps on them so you might not even need the rubber feet. To get the pants of the floor try not putting them through the hangers, just lay them on top.
1140185
No. The beds are very light and the steel is tubular. There are rubber 'ends' on each leg, but nowhere to screw in castors.
503009
they are optional and I think how stable it is without them would depend on how level your floor is. If it is level it should be very stable.
887475
Yes. Removing the casters will reduce the height by 11/16" (0.67 in) (1.8 cm).
1026237
Greetings, No they can not be removed unless you wish to scrap them and completely replace them with something else. The bolts holding the rubber scales on are not tempered and strip out when you try to removing them and I suspect that they are also glued down as well. I did try to remove them and found this out the hard way. Hope this helps.
1616784
Yes, they are removable, but I use them for other items like spices or cups. Great item and it's really sturdy.
935638
We totally forgot to remove the casters and have had no problem at all, except that the bed is a bit higher than anticipated. At 4'11", I have to leap a bit to get into bed.
1801973
You can do this but when welded directly to the cart you'll not be able to remove them. I welded base plates to the cart and then bolted the casters on to those.
1877594
Yes, they could be removed, but it looks like you'd want to add some floor protection to the exposed hardware
34620
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".
706528
No they cannot. They are all swivel castors without locks. But have a universal bolt pattern and can be replaced with lockable casters
1948823
Casters are removable but I would still recommend some type of foot or cap on the ends of the legs because they are basically pipes and would probably damage most kinds of flooring if left uncovered.
1053765
Hi!Yes the arms are removable. You can screw and unscrew them all the time.
470076
yes the risers can be removed. the risers sure helped mu husband when he had surgery and could not get up from the standard seat. we like them.
1895595
I don't think they're intended to be removable, but you could probably just leave them off. More importantly, the casters on them are lockable, so you can just wheel the stand to where you want it then lock the wheels and it'll stay in place.