Would the legs handle adding casters to the bottom of them? (what are the dimensions of the leg bottoms?)
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If you found casters that you could attach on the outside of the legs versus drilling through the center of the leg, maybe...I would be very concerned about drilling in to particle board and expecting it to hold up. The legs are about 1 1/4" X 1 1/4" square.
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1 1/4 x 1 1/4 inches. Good wood quality, but I'm not absolutely sure that hammering a caster into it would not cause a split. Pre-drilling should work fine for any castor type.
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The bottoms of the legs of the table are 1 1/4 inches square or 3 1/2 centimetres square. Hope that helps.
887475
Yes. Removing the casters will reduce the height by 11/16" (0.67 in) (1.8 cm).
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There is a set of casters listed online that look like they would work...not sure. I use mine flat on the floor. Enter honey-can-do and scroll until you see the casters. They are designed to work with their shelving systems and this is about the same size leg.
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I just measured the casters to be able to give you and accurate measurement. They were 7.5 inches. Hope this is helpful for you.
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Not sure you can do that. the front to back feet are solid tubing with only plastic endcaps on them. Prob. would need to drill through and then not sure it would work. Why don't you try to find one that says it can have casters?
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As others have mentioned, the weight of the unit may prohibit the ability to add casters. It comes with leveling feet attached to the bottom which does allow it to be push around slightly, but I am not sure I would move it from one end of the kitchen to another.
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I suppose so, but casters would need to be exact diameter or they would wobble in holes designed for the poles
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No wheels. I suppose you might be able to put casters on, but the feet are an oblong shaped solid metal. If done, I don't think it would be that easy but that is just a guess. I can't tell if the bottom is solid or hollow so don't know how secure you could attach anything.
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This is very well built and heavy piece of furniture so I do not believe casters would work well with this particular piece.
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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!
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Hi, The casters are 2" with a total height with horizontal frame of about 4" total. Thanks Frank
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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.
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Someone else put them together for me, Amy, so I'm not sure. However, they're very stable on the casters -- they don't move around unless you push them. They're very heavy-duty, and very heavy, period, so I wouldn't worry about them moving. Mine have been in the same spot for months. Hope this helps.
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If they screw on I suppose... Not sure how stable the taller ones would be with casters.... But the shorter shelves would probably be fine....
969975
Not sure what you are asking. You could put casters on the bottom the way it is. If you mean instead of the round bottom on the corners,the cabinet comes with that part attached.
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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.
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They may fit in the caster, however, my experience was that my bed kept rolling out of them. I found them worthless.