Is there a way to add casters to the legs?
1105104
Yes, you can use casters that slips under the feet. I checked after I wrote that first.
2191987
Not really. The feet are adjustable to stabilize the table, and are round metal. I imagine if you were handy about flattening surfaces and screwing into metal it could be done, but the casters would have to be substantial to bear the weight of the marble, which is extremely heavy. I would look elsewhere if you really wanted it to move.
831525
No, unfortunately casters cannot be added on. You would have to purchase the model that already comes with the casters which is the B9545.
485069
I would think you could. The stools come with protective tips that slip onto the legs. Most likely, casters could be inserted in place of these tips, though I have not attempted this.
223462
Yes. The table actually comes with traditional end caps installed as "feet" and the casters as included accessories. The installed end caps are easily removed and replaced by the rolling casters as an option.There is a noticeable height difference in the table when using the casters. Height was perfect for me with the end caps and about 3" too tall with the casters installed. I use the casters all the time, so I eventually chose to remove 3" from the to of each leg tube with a tubing cutter.
223463
The casters on this table are optional (they screw into legs) It also comes with four screw-in leg tips. The choice is yours. If you change your mind later.Just Remove leg tips, and install casters. I used the caster option.
1048781
Greetings, our supplier has stated that all you have to do is attach the legs. Hope this was helpful! Thanks
1222804
This question was asked on November 10, 2013, and several people responded (including me). The consensus is that either one would have to find casters that screw into the bottom of the vertical tubes in place of the supplied plastic "feet" or it would be a tricky custom job.
216701
I don't know. Mine was so flimsy I threw the whole thing away...shame, I could have sent you a caster. My recommendation is to go to Home Depot or Lowes, get 4 new casters with threaded screws, carefully drill four new holes completely through, and use a washer on the top and bottom before tightening a nut on each caster.
122174
The manufacturer does not make casters for the VegTrug and the bottom of the legs is not made to take casters. If you wanted to retrofit it with casters, you would need to make sure that they are heavy duty casters since the weight of this planter when filled with soil, plants and water will be high.
2141441
There are two pieces of wood on the front that add to the design. I believe if you will enlarge picture and see a small piece of wood that is under the main piece but if the casters found are special....it is doable.
64612
You don't need to put the casters on. The unit is sturdy enough without them and the bottom of the legs already have plastic caps on them so you might not even need the rubber feet. To get the pants of the floor try not putting them through the hangers, just lay them on top.
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.
499250
No there are no casters. I put a piece of plastic on the two front legs to make the rack lean back a little. I love the rack it keeps my golf gear organized.
2141438
I wouldn't recommend trying to attach casters. I agree that this cabinet is too large and heavy to be moved on casters. There is no secure area on the bottom of the unit to put casters. Try getting a unit that has casters or wheels as original equipment.
141568
Yes it is. I added casters to the legs to increase the height. Plus 2" for the top you add.
1219732
Hi Duane....The answer to that, is No. The legs lock into place, but there are no casters for the feet. There is, however, roller under the frame, so when the unit is folded up, the roller allows it to be moved easily...hope this helps...Wayne