Is there any way to securely attach casters/wheels to the bottom of this thing? I know it's plastic, are screws even an option?
1060324
No and it is not something I would recommend even if the option was there... it is is not constructed to do this... the panels are a film of plastic that is fairly saggy... I put cothes in mine and it gives a great deal and puts pressue on the connectors in a way that they loosen up. If you add wheels and intend to move it ... that would be a recipe for coming apart and all your stuff tumbling. One thing I have always done to these types of contructable cubes even the metal one ... I use plastic cord ties to secure the panels for a stronger connection even with the connectors.
1060325
No that won't happend it nice when used on a flat surface but it's not sturdy or portable at all.
1918393
I don't know what casters are, but we've had the condo for many months, and it doesn't sag. If you need to move it, pull or push from the bottom, though; if you pull from the top, the bars start to come out of the notches. But it's fine if you move it from the bottom. We've been really happy with it overall.
2239941
I have several of these and in most cases have chosen NOT to use the caster wheels. They are great quality caster wheels that come in a bag when they deliver your product. You can choose to install them or not. They just pop into the pre-set holes.
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.
1907370
There is a plastic screw that is flush within the top tier. Someone posted a picture of the screw being used to secure the bottom tier. It is the same screw used to secure the top tier when fully assembled.
433661
I figured it out! You need to be careful which end caps you put on which sides. The endcaps with the screw holes need to go on to the bottom. The casters screw into those screw holes.When my wife and I were assembling the clothing rack, we put the endcaps that were supposed to go on the top on the bottom and vice versa, meaning that the bottom didn't have anything to screw the casters into it.A little disassembly of the rack, a swapping of the endcaps, some reassembly, and we were back in business!
1499646
Haven't tried it but two caster wheels have a lock on them, and if placed against the wall or in a corner, it's VERY stable. Solid as a rock. Especially after you've put some stuff on it.
517512
There are no casters made for this file cabinet. You might be able to get universal caster and attach them to it.
588900
You put the caster wheels on yourself - they do not come already assembled. So, if you don't want the casters just save them in case you change your mind. This stool is comfortable and awesome!
1105104
Yes, you can use casters that slips under the feet. I checked after I wrote that first.
956822
My recollection is that you remove the plugs at the bottom of the posts (push through other end w/ anything thinner), and then fit the casters in. Hope that helps!
867897
the leg itself is 3/4in by3/4in. at an angle as shown. the holes are blocked by rubber feet that can be removed. I've seen casters that will fit in square tubbing. so if you can find that small of a caster end yes or if you can ram a square block of wood and drill a hole in it then put a caster arm in wood. it would work. casters can't have fenders on them like some do though.
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.
1590999
Yes you attach the wheels to the base as part of assembly process. I do not think this chair would be safe or sturdy though just sitting on the plastic frame. The chair is well made, but the casters are designed to bear the weight not the plastic base.
2255750
Hi,The caster board is a separate unit...it is meant to be bolted to the unit.
1862487
Yes, you can go to the sevilleclassics.com website and look under the "parts" tab for this shelving unit. There you will find the rubber type wheels (2 are locking casters, which is super nice!) for around $10.
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!