I am looking for a counter height table with the top dimensions of this table. Would I be able to screw six inch wheels on these legs or replace them?
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The table comes with the legs not attached, so they could be replaced. However, I cannot say if they would sustain the addition of wheels to the base of the legs. It is a good sturdy table, but not sure that would be the case if you mess with the legs.
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I doubt it -- the table top is integrated with the legs and isn't meant to be swapped out with other tops.
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The total height of the wheels including where they attach is 4 1/2 inches. Meaning that using these wheels will raise the height of the table 4 1/2 inches. The bolt is only 1 1/2 inches high so I guess you could adjust the height by using washers and/or nuts but at most you might be able to adjust them 3/4 of an inch.
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Yes, you can by lifts your table TM risers at amazon, that will add another 6' on your table
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Each silver leg has a screw that attaches it to the black support leg. You unscrew the screw, then can raise or lower the leg to the height desired. Finally, you retighten the screw. I does take an allen wrench. You could tip it over and do it all at once, but I just do them one at a time and let the table be wobbly for a minute.
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Yes they can be adjusted with ease. They are not self adjusting. So you will need a pipe cutter etc to cut off the extra lenght of all four pipes. Then you can remount your table top to the new lenght of the pipes. The basket is self adjusting but the height is not.
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We are unable to find specs on this item but I imagine it would definitely fit under the 6.5" vertical space.Please let us know if we can help with anything else.MichaelMatters of the Cart
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The height of the table, including the wheels is 35". The measurements for the top of the table are: 20" wide, 24" long and 3" deep. The table comes assembled and all you need to do is to attach the wheels and it is quick and easy. I hope this helps you.
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Just a little longer than the table is wide if I rember correctly. I only used it once because it fell apart. The particle board desk top crumbles with you screw it to the legs. If you get it, plan to cut a piece of plywood to the size of the desktop and screw the legs into that. That's what I intend to do.
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I replaced the wheeles with something similar to these, but cheeper (http://www.rockler.com/french-country-bun-feet) and put these (http://www.rockler.com/screw-on-tee-nuts-choose-size-thread) in the holes the wheels went into. Added maybe an Inch and a half, but as an Island in our kitchen, it worked out. Im sure you could find legs closer to the size that the wheels are if you look around. I've had it almost 6 months, and its solid.
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Yes but it will be a bit long. Look for one that is for 6 foot tables ( 30" wide X 72" long X 30" High
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That's a bit too short, the table top that is. We use our stools with a 42" high bar. If that helps. They are perfect height for the bar. I think 24" for a 36" table would be more like it.
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I'm sorry I did not use the wheels or bottom shelf. I do love the table, it's very good quality.
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Hi, A little assembly would be required (you would have to place the table top on the legs and tighten the screws).
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I don't know about casters sizes..........the legs at the bottom are about 2 inch square.....so you could go to where they sell the casters (Home Depot, etc.) show them a picture and tell them the size of the legs (thelegs taper down from 3" at the top to 2" at the bottom),
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That would be nice to know. My table came without legs. The company refunded my money but I didn't reorder since they said not to send it back. However, having looked at a variety of them in furniture showrooms the fully extended height is usually between 27-30".
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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.