Can the legs be left off of the bottom?
1594684
you possibly could shorten them....by sawing them off...you won't gain much; an inch and half or so....
1114743
No once it's put together that's it, the bottom can't be taken out or moved
2252736
If I remember correctly, the wheels had to go on after it was put together. Which would mean that you could leave them off. You might want to get some sort of rubber tip for each leg so the metal doesn't scratch the floor.
1803380
Yes. There are little legs/feet near the bottom on the back that can be unfolded out.
437580
The legs can be unscrewed. This is not a table you want to leave outside during the winter. The legs are made of aluminum and can easily damage.
1303765
Yes. The bottom (or flat surface) has holes to affix to screws, but they need not be used.
1276293
It would be easy to remove as it is assembleb. However would probably impact the stability of the side legs!!
133723
Yes, the wheels are optional and can be removed after installation. If they aren't installed, you will have the bottom of the wooden frame on the floor.
1224007
Yes you can remove the rubber feet if necessary to shorten the legs,and the table is very stable.I had to set upon gravel and found the legs did sink in after a while so I made some ply pads 150 sq. with 60mm dia.recesses
1571540
The bottom is in 3 pieces that sit on an inside ridge. I don't think legs would be advisable. 1 limited amount of space to attach them 2 if the bottom breaks then all your dirt will fall out
1432846
There are no legs. What you're seeing are not legs and are not removable. This unit was definitely not made to be stacked. Very very heavy, especially on the bottom side. If it were fall over because stacked, it could really hurt someone.
1008231
We are using it with the legs in a mop room,but it is possible. There is one screw per each leg that need to be removed.
2090563
Yes you can. I did it a couple days ago. With the legs splayed out and the ballhead attached, it's roughly 5 inches off the ground. It's an estimate because I didn't measure it.
1665751
You cannot lower the legs. I guess you could put it on a sturdy table that is the correct height, but this is a heavy solid table.
651284
You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom.The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
1008233
Sorry, I can't say for sure since my plumber installed. It looks like the legs might be able to be removed below the 3-inch flange (that the legs are inserted into) which appears permanently attached to the bottom of the sink.
1337014
I haven't tried that myself, but I suppose you could. If I was going to do anything to these, it would be to lengthen the legs. Then, I would add pulls and wheels to the bottom (trundle) to make it easier to move in and out. Those are easy fixes, too, I think.