What are those white legs made of? Thinking if I can put wheels under it.
1059065
It's made of mdf like particle board. I don't see see why you couldn't put wheels on it
1059066
the base is just a wooden plank. U can probably add wheels instead of the bushes they provide.
197086
The wheels are made of hard plastic. I've wheeled my cart on my hardwood floor but only once. I didn't notice any damage.
2241029
The rear wheels are not inflatable, but they are not solid either. I believe they are filled with a gel of some sort.
862119
The wheels are plastic. Depends how durable your hardwood floors are. I would ask your hardwood company. But be sure to get them in the balance bike phenomena ! Awesome way of learning how to ride a bike...will never need training wheels ! Ever !
1314517
No wheels, but you could add them yourself. You would need to shorten the legs, or it would be too tall.
1921
I'm not certain because I don't own this anymore. But no, I believe the wheels are decoration only and have no separate support. They will not roll and would not be suitable or safe.
441544
Unfortunately the wheels are plastic. The floor in my shop is not the smoothest but so far they work quite well even with me sitting on the stool. Just how long they will last is anyone's guess, for the money I'm satisified with the stool.
1557475
Alex Colby's answer is the same as mine except you have to put the wheels on which takes a medium amount of force. Be sure they're on firmly or they'll wobble.
453040
The wheels are a breeze to put on. They are on pegs that you slide inside the legs. You don't have to put them on there I guess if you don't want to. It was very easy to put together even with the wheels.
1891298
The legs are wood and in the middle the are metal legs for extra support. We are very happy with it. Good luck!
840156
The material is wood particle board, which is essentially wood chips compacted and glued together. It still is a heavy piece, and looks nice, just be prepared for possible broken/cracked legs. I had to re glue some of the legs.
1658431
I bought the white one and it's made of a heavy plastic. Once filled with dirt, it was very stable.
114542
Wood legs, not sure what is inside the upholstery. Don't know what kind of wood.
1260259
Yes, the feet are screwed in, so you could put some wheels in as long as the threads are the same size. Shouldn't be impossible, but most of the wheels I've seen at the hardware store are not threaded, they push into the leg rather than screw in. Hope this helps.
2074115
I did not put wheels on mine, but i did remove an inch from each leg in order to add a granite conter top. It lookd beautiful.
2248840
The wheels are like a firm rubber material. Sorry I do not have hardwood floors, so I'm not much help to you in that aspect. I can tell you that this is an awesome sorter though. It is sturdier than any other laundry cart I have ever purchased.
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I have wheels on all three of my units because it helps to roll so smoothly. I felt under the wheels, and it appears to be a circular bottom, as opposed to the square top. There is a circle of rubber, going around the bottom of each leg. If you plan to move it around often, the wheels are the way to go.