Can yo take the casters off for a more staple footing?
223462
Yes. The table actually comes with traditional end caps installed as "feet" and the casters as included accessories. The installed end caps are easily removed and replaced by the rolling casters as an option.There is a noticeable height difference in the table when using the casters. Height was perfect for me with the end caps and about 3" too tall with the casters installed. I use the casters all the time, so I eventually chose to remove 3" from the to of each leg tube with a tubing cutter.
223463
The casters on this table are optional (they screw into legs) It also comes with four screw-in leg tips. The choice is yours. If you change your mind later.Just Remove leg tips, and install casters. I used the caster option.
223464
The casters lock so you can use and it is stable or you can unlock casters and move table.
223465
Yes I bought one for my mom and she uses it without the wheels and it is very sturdy.
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.
499250
No there are no casters. I put a piece of plastic on the two front legs to make the rack lean back a little. I love the rack it keeps my golf gear organized.
1342000
Yes. The tips of the legs that the casters go into have a short length on them. If using on a hardwood floor, at felt pads. Otherwise fine on carpet.
2099550
We are sorry but at this time we do not carry that type of caster. Thank you for your inquiry.
81183
I am sure you could, but the casters lock so they are really ideal for movable presentations, etc.
1912527
You can remove the casters, but they are fastened by screws on the outsides of the legs. You might be able to use wood filler and stain the area to match.
1722232
The wheels screw into the bottom of the frame using a bolt integrated into the caster. Without the wheels, I believe the frame would sit flat on the floor just fine, so I think not attaching the wheels would be an option.
1339907
No. The casters broke on mine and I cannot find any replacements. Don't buy the chair.
2191990
There is a plastic round disc in the center of the base, not sure if this can be removed and a caster can be inserted. Hope this helps!
1330232
No at best you could add a thick grease which may stop the easy motion you get out of the box. Next step for control is a proper sleigh bearing ( big money)
1270536
No, you'll want to purchase different casters that are softer for wood floors.
1097469
Not without some modification. The casters are drilled into the leg of the chair; the casters could possibly be removed; however, if you did that, you would need to do something to the bottom of the leg. In my opinion, it might weaken the integrity of the bottom of the leg. I woudn't do it. These chairs are extremely well constructed.
557438
It looks like if you were careful, you would be able to drill mounting holes for casters into the corner supports. Hope this helps - good luck with your project!
242580
Leaving the casters off would not make it 10 inches shorter! The casters are probably 2 or 2.5inches in diameter so that is all you would loose in height.
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.
2051835
The feet already have holes in them where casters can be bolted. I would use caution because it might throw off the balance when all casters are facing the same way. I would also check with the manufacturer to get their opinion . Some casters come with a threaded bolt on top where a not can be fastened.