Can this align with the Flush-Base in the floor for extra durability?
2015018
Yes and for me it added the extra durability. I installed in and eclips attitude when the flat base cracked. With these my table don't wobble or move anymore.
2015019
Yes, but you won't gain durability as the table leg will only go so far into either base. If your table is unstable you would be better off adding a second leg!
1304055
Hi: I'm not a contractor. However, it would appear to me that if there was a way to separate the round platform from the rotating rectangular surface, then maybe. Otherwise, I don't see any way to bolt it down without interfering with its' rotation.
170972
Yes, make sure it it secured perfectly at the sides, I have even worked with it seated on the floor.
2006780
No, not true. There is an outside thin strip on each of the pieces that allow you to use them in any location you wish, but you just need to be mindful of the "wood" grain to make sure it all aligns. Great floor and tons of compliments at a trade show. Would also work well for a children's room.
25831
I don't know, but maybe. It has a seam that makes contact with the floor. I have it on carpet, so cannot say for sure.
781309
Yes. The 4 plastic feet at the bottom of the legs may all be adjusted independent of each other. That way, if you have an uneven floor, you'll be able to make adjustments from corner to corner until the unit is steady. The shelves themselves adjust along the length of the legs at 1" increments. There is no other adjustment possible for the legs
1741483
Yesi believe you could screw a set into the threaded holes they have for the adjustable legs. I would think these would need to be very sturdy for the unit is heavy.It may leave a impresion in the floor if not a hard tile.
452607
Yes it will. Take time and care mounting it and you will have a true, square, rock-solid base.
624722
If you are referring to floor joists, then yes. If dimensioned flooring over top of a floor, then no, unless you have a terrible floor out of level.
1179229
Yes, because it bolts on to another piece that takes about 5 screws attached to the floor.
394572
No. I would determine where the gap is. If on the floor I would fill with cement and try to level. You could try putting shims under the al
1267624
I will say that the floor is quite flexible, and if not on something solid or level all the way through, you will be able to tell it when you walk on it. Also if not perfectly level on front, doors will not line up. But if you are just storing boxes and don't intend to go in and out daily, it should be fine.
1241879
I don't think so. My husband put it together but it for sure has assigned holes. You probably could if you are willing to experiment and drill you own holes. The center vertical beam is offset, not sure how that will conform to a mirror image...Also balance is key. When I was placing things on the shelves, I had to be weight conscious. On carpet, it leans.
421108
If you are putting bins on it, there should be no problem, as long as the floor is stable.
85796
Yes! It has 3 holes at the base per leg. I used big galvanized screws w/ washers. That thing ain't going nowhere!
292948
Yes, but there isn't any rubber foot tips for the legs. You could buy rubber feet at a hardware store to protect your floors.
710158
Yes with a long blade. The blade will bend to be flush or almost flush with the floor. Depending on pipe metal or plastic you can use a belt sander with a heavy grit sanding belt and make it flush. Of course not if the floor is already finished