It looks like there is something that hangs down below the body of the unit. Can you take off the casters and have this sit flat on the floor?
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There is a housing (looks like maybe for the engine) that is below. I never thought of taking the casters off, and am not sure why you would want to. As another reviewer said this unit is very easy to move around. As I said in my earlier review, one of the things we really enjoy is how efficient the dehumidifier is, and that it puts out cold air as it dehumidifies.
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The casters are not something that you assemble--the machine arrives with the wheels already pre-nstalled. So, if you uninstall the wheels, it may end up being a permanent removal. I would actually not recommend it--one nice thing about this unit is that it is extremely easy to move around in comparison to other units. I have multiple edgestar portable air conditioners and the others are far harder to move than this one.
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Not without some modification. The casters are drilled into the leg of the chair; the casters could possibly be removed; however, if you did that, you would need to do something to the bottom of the leg. In my opinion, it might weaken the integrity of the bottom of the leg. I woudn't do it. These chairs are extremely well constructed.
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The casters arrive built in to the unit, so any removal would probably be permanent. I do not have the unit in front of me but I believe the measurements are with the casters included. I don't know what kind of space you are working with, but this is a nice, compact unit. I have it in a very tight space myself and it's fine there. The only negative is that the hose is not quite as long as I would have liked, so in my case, because my window is higher than the norm, I can't move the unit around very much without disconnecting it. But I'm still very pleased with the unit--it cools down the downstairs bedroom where I am now using it in about 15-30 minutes max, which is perfect. The casters arrive built in to the unit, so any removal would probably be permanent. I do not have the unit in front of me but I believe the measurements are with the casters included. I don't know what kind of space you are working with, but this is a nice, compact unit. I have it in a very tight space myself and it's fine there. The only negative is that the hose is not quite as long as I would have liked, so in my case, because my window is higher than the norm, I can't move the unit around very much without disconnecting it. But I'm still very pleased with the unit--it cools down the... » Read More The casters arrive built in to the unit, so any removal would probably be permanent. I do not have the unit in front of me but I believe the measurements are with the casters included. I don't know what kind of space you are working with, but this is a nice, compact unit. I have it in a very tight space myself and it's fine there. The only negative is that the hose is not quite as long as I would have liked, so in my case, because my window is higher than the norm, I can't move the unit around very much without disconnecting it. But I'm still very pleased with the unit--it cools down the downstairs bedroom where I am now using it in about 15-30 minutes max, which is perfect. « Show Less
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You could set it on the floor in you like. It's a little small for the floor. It's really made to be wall mounted. It does have a flat bottom. I have one sitting on the floor until I get some time to wall mount it with another one.
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There are no casters on the legs. There is a roller in the front where the front legs attach to the main body of the machine. The roller is not useable unless the machine is folded up. The roller is quite small in diameter and is not very useful, especially if used on a rough surface. I would love to have casters on the front legs that could be locked in an up position when the machine is being used but locked in the down position so the thing could be rolled around without having to fold it up first.
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With the other trinity storage units you could actually make to small units instead of a tall unit. I am not sure about the top, if there is extra plugs to put on. But you could have one on caster's and one stationary. So for the bottom you are covered.
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We totally forgot to remove the casters and have had no problem at all, except that the bed is a bit higher than anticipated. At 4'11", I have to leap a bit to get into bed.
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Absolutely. The casters have a white rubber ring on the bottom that keeps the caster in place and from scratching the floor
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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.
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Yes the casters can be removed, as said previously, but you would need to place something under the "legs" to protect the furniture.
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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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Not very easily. Removing the casters will reduce the height of the seat by 2 inches or more, and it may be difficult to locate suitable leg slides or caps.
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It comes with a frame that sits over the outlet and then hangs on that frame. So it does not sit on the floor. Hope this helps.
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Hi: I'm not a contractor. However, it would appear to me that if there was a way to separate the round platform from the rotating rectangular surface, then maybe. Otherwise, I don't see any way to bolt it down without interfering with its' rotation.
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Leaving the casters off would not make it 10 inches shorter! The casters are probably 2 or 2.5inches in diameter so that is all you would loose in height.
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It won't sit flat, but each leg will make contact with all three caster arms. Should be stable enough.
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The casters attach at the bottom and could be left off. You could put those sliding/gliding feet that attach to chair legs and it would slide under your sofa I would think.