Could you put casters on this chair to go under a vanity counter?
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absolutely you could put coasters on it for under a vanity. The seed is not very hot I sue coaster shouldn't make it too much higher. It's a very comfortable chair. Firm with a straight back but I like that about it.
249228
When you say casters, I am assuming you mean wheels. The chair is pretty substantial, so I would get really strong wheels. It wouldn't do much for the look of the chair. The seat is pretty high too, so be sure you measure the bottom of the vanity. I love this chair. It looks good even from the back.
249229
If you can get the chair constructed, you could put on glides or rollers. The back of the chair is great from the front, but the reverse side is not finished as nicely. They closed the material construction of the back by "patching an additional oval cut out with a bias piece of the same fabric over seam which is ~1" from edge of chair back. Typically on a back it's constructed like a pillow case and on the under back seam it's hand sewn together so that the closing edge is not apparent.
453944
Yes u can they have their own fixture location added w/ screw on each leg of the chair. This adds stabity for chair.
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The base of the caster is 1.25 inches. So would be problematic. I would not recommend. I have not seen smaller casters than these. You might want to look for the casters with the U shaped base where screws go in from the sides. Or you may want to consider using the casters with posts which would require you drill holes for the posts. I had a similar problem with a dresser I wanted to put holes on. I cut a thick board that would fit the underside of the dresser, glued it on, and then attached my casters to that board. Solves the width problem, provides more stability, and does not risk splitting the sides of your dresser which you always risk with anything that requires vertical screws or posts. Pressed board most are made of are especially susceptable.
1741479
Casters might be OK but will raise the height, of course. You might contact Monarch, who was very responsive when I had damaged goods.
242581
It would definitely be shorter but the seat is adjustable anyway and can go up quite high so that shouldn't matter. But you would require some type of cap so not to scratch floors. It would work but I myself like the more finished look of the casters.
200118
Probably - the bottoms are open with caps, so if you had casters you could insert, that should work.
115895
As others have mentioned, the weight of the unit may prohibit the ability to add casters. It comes with leveling feet attached to the bottom which does allow it to be push around slightly, but I am not sure I would move it from one end of the kitchen to another.
438009
There are openings at the bottom of each of the corners, but I don't know if it will hold a caster. My suggestion is to contact Sterlite directly. Perhaps they may offer accessories to this product.
1318314
If they screw on I suppose... Not sure how stable the taller ones would be with casters.... But the shorter shelves would probably be fine....
1339907
No. The casters broke on mine and I cannot find any replacements. Don't buy the chair.
1600348
No caster's, but I bet you could get some from Lowes. Great idea, I think I'll try that too.
969975
Not sure what you are asking. You could put casters on the bottom the way it is. If you mean instead of the round bottom on the corners,the cabinet comes with that part attached.
517512
There are no casters made for this file cabinet. You might be able to get universal caster and attach them to it.
2141439
This is very well built and heavy piece of furniture so I do not believe casters would work well with this particular piece.
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It all depends on the heighth of the work station. We took the casters off and it fit under my wife's sewing table. Look at the measured heighth of the workstation and refer to description of these drawers.
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Yes you can. You just wouldn't add the 2 black poles that stick up to hold the mirror. Its a great vanity!
115896
it is good sized and heavy and thus i do not think casters would work. if you place in right place in your kitchen, you might not need to move it around. the only thing i will say after using it, the granite on top is very porous, already stained it by setting a glass on it and by setting a hot pan on a bamboo placemat. not sure if we sealed it first with the granite sealer, if it would be more durable.