Can the casters on the bottom be removed?
1301971
Not only can they be removed, I suggest they be removed. One of the casters on my unit broke when I rolled across the carpet. I went to my local hardware store and bought new casters that work just fine, but the casters can be removed completely.
1301972
You do not even have to attache them in the first place. However, I am sure you can remove them if you do. I am very pleased with this cabinet. Quality at a reasonable price.
1301973
yes, they break off as soon as you try to move them on a carpet. Fortunately, mine is staying in one place so i left them off. i believe u dont actually need them if sttionary
1276293
It would be easy to remove as it is assembleb. However would probably impact the stability of the side legs!!
1482154
I just checked. The are clearly not designed to be removed but can be. The wheels are the normal type casters seen on office stuff like filing cabinets or bins. The wheels attached to a metal plate about 1" square which appears to slide/snap into place on the plastic case. I'm sure with a little effort you can easily remove them--I didn't try.BTW, I find the SPT to be amazingly effective--I live in a motorhome and the humidity was creating problems with our cabinets till I started using it. Also discovered how much more comfortable it is with it running.
214991
Nope, best bet ist to take apart some adjustment screws are hidden on bottom.
950207
Unless the wheels can be locked it's unlikely. Even then the furniture/wheels would possibly shift or move within the casters thus defeating the purpose of the casters keeping the furniture in place. If it's possible the best approach would be to remove the wheels. Hope this is helpful.
1251333
You can remove the casters by pulling them out, so I believe you would then be able to stack them. I haven't done that myself but I'm pretty sure that would work. Hope that helps.
573711
Yes, the legs attach to the bottom. Depending on what you have on top of it, the weight of it may not hold up with casters however.
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.
823482
The legs have screw-in feet with 1/4-inch screw diameters. There are holes in the bottom center of the legs to accommodate these screws. If you can find casters with the same size shanks, you could replace the feet with the casters.
2014703
The arms do attach to the bottom of the seat, completely separately, so I believe they can be removed.
1899852
I have no idea if they are removable once you put them on sadly, butttt the package has the casters in a separate bag, so you can just choose not to insert them. I will say you'd wanr to be the only one opening the draws bc the draws are sturdy but don't slide out or back in the first little bit every easily. After you push some its easy.
1469132
Absolutely. The casters have a white rubber ring on the bottom that keeps the caster in place and from scratching the floor
1251332
You can remove the casters (you have to put them on during assembly) but the top is smooth - there is no notch or way to secure the top of the bottom stack with the bottom of the top.
2022183
They screw in to the bottom base bracket, but they could be removed by un-screwing them.
1819712
If I remember correctly the casters are what attach the bottom shelf to the posts. So, unless you get your own screws you won't be able to use it without the casters.
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.
1633679
No wheels. I suppose you might be able to put casters on, but the feet are an oblong shaped solid metal. If done, I don't think it would be that easy but that is just a guess. I can't tell if the bottom is solid or hollow so don't know how secure you could attach anything.