Cound you put casters on it to make it easier to move?
1845728
The legs have metal or plastic caps on the bottom - it slides around quite easily already. But if you really wanted casters, I'm sure you could add them if you drilled the holes first!
1845729
I guess you could if you drilled holes in the legs and leg caps....not too heavy to push around as is....
2245346
I would think so. The casters just pop in, so you could just leave them off and then just put on some of those tape-backed felt pads they sell at the hardware store.
1651171
It does not come with casters...and I would not recommend doing so. It is very stable without...adding casters would possibly make it unstable due to the footprint of the unit.
824150
I believe that is correct. Some of its' strength is derived from the mount on the wall. It basically hangs on the "gear" rack. I believe that it would be too flimsy to be moved around on casters. Just my opinion.
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.
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.
2083374
The casters are riveted in place. You would need to find a way to get the old wheel off without damaging the caddy, and get the same type of components to attach the new caster.
1674365
Not very moveable. It is very heavy. If someone knows where I can find casters that will fit this table, I'd be appreciative!
1117105
I wouldn't advise adding casters. It's not the best quality wood and I would be surprised if you could install casters that would stay on it.
1440783
Chair is really light and solid. Not sure why you would want to add casters.
725077
Yes, they are just caster wheels... U don't necessarily have to have them on there. They have a locking mechanism so the cage doesn't roll around.
552139
I'm that person. First I just drilled holes in the base and attached the bolt-on casters. But because the base has a slight cone shape to it the casters kept breaking. So I cut a round piece of plywood, fitted it inside the base flange and then put the bolt-on casters on. Been good ever since. You could try the push in casters but there's nothing to hold them unless you add plywood. Probably best to use the bolt-ons.
1251332
You can remove the casters (you have to put them on during assembly) but the top is smooth - there is no notch or way to secure the top of the bottom stack with the bottom of the top.
151779
yes, the casters just go into a hole in the bottom of the leg..just leave them off. But here is a tip, the are pretty well made casters, so you may want to keep them around for a future project, they could save you money down the road.
2021579
The casters would have to be very heavy duty because this is a solid piece of furniture. I don't think I would.
2192041
You could leave the legs off but you would also have to leave off the 4 casters.
1803618
They sent me the wrong chair, no casters, but you have to put the arms, legs, etc. probably not too hard. I returned my chair, . Hope this helps.