Could it be used under a couch - maybe if casters were removed?
1680570
With the casters you'd need 3 1/4 inches of clearance. Without the casters you'd need 1 1/4 inches.
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.
960576
The casters only raise the unit a small amount so removing them provide a minimal reduction in height. You need to have enough space above the unit in order to read the digital settings and access the control switches.
2130715
The legs are not particularly thick and couldn't accommodate heavy casters, not sure of the dimensions. However, if your floor is wooden, small furniture slides should work. It's not a heavy unit, though quite stable.
1484493
The clearance under couch would need to be about 2 and half inches. The base is on wheels and stands about 2 and a quarter inches high.
1741480
I wouldn't see why not. We just have furniture sliders under ours. It slides so effortlessly we don't need casters.
1993338
Yes you can use without casters, it fits perfectly under my desk with the casters. Height difference is about 2 inches.
371365
The casters can be removed. But I would replace them with some kind of pad.
79337
The upholstered sides make the clearance between the floor and bed very short, you couldn't easily slide much out from under the bed. But if you used it for long term storage and lifted the boxspring and matress to remove the items it could work because the boxsprings clearance from the floor is slightly higher.
249228
When you say casters, I am assuming you mean wheels. The chair is pretty substantial, so I would get really strong wheels. It wouldn't do much for the look of the chair. The seat is pretty high too, so be sure you measure the bottom of the vanity. I love this chair. It looks good even from the back.
1372573
I think the base would be able to fit behind the sofa. I have it in the corner behind my tv.
950207
Unless the wheels can be locked it's unlikely. Even then the furniture/wheels would possibly shift or move within the casters thus defeating the purpose of the casters keeping the furniture in place. If it's possible the best approach would be to remove the wheels. Hope this is helpful.
1251333
You can remove the casters by pulling them out, so I believe you would then be able to stack them. I haven't done that myself but I'm pretty sure that would work. Hope that helps.
960578
No. Not really. There is a plastic piece of unit that is about an eighth of an inch above the casters so you would gain a negligible amount of space even if caster did come off which I'm not 100% sure they do. I saw there was no gain so I did not investigate further. Hope that helps.
242581
It would definitely be shorter but the seat is adjustable anyway and can go up quite high so that shouldn't matter. But you would require some type of cap so not to scratch floors. It would work but I myself like the more finished look of the casters.
1066790
I have one in my bedroom and I have a chair less than two feet from the unit. In order for it to work well it needs to have free air-flow so blocking it off with a couch would likely not work so well. They get hot enough that you would not want to leave your hand in contact for long...but not so hot as to burn you if you brushed up against it. If the furniture is off to the side a foot should be fine.
1105104
Yes, you can use casters that slips under the feet. I checked after I wrote that first.