can these wheels be added to this origami shelf http://www.amazon.com/Origami-RB-01-6... thank you
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I have 2 bookcases , and they are both loaded , so I can't look , but I'm pretty sure that the feet just have flat disc caps for them to be stationary .They should fit any of the other larger ones .I don't recall the # , but I have 3-6 shelve units , and they all take these wheels .
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Mine didn't have wheels or any means of attaching them. I am not sure how you would. I would ask the company directly.
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I put these on some HO scale Bachman freight cars to replace cheaper plastic wheels and they fit well. I'm not sure I completely understood your question correctly so if I didn't answer it right I'll need some clarification.
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I don't recall if the wheels are that much larger, or if the metal hood made them 5". (The shelves are not at home, but at another location.) The wheels were at least slightly larger than the original wheels that came with the shelves, and seem to be MUCH stronger. I'm actually likely (at some point, as they aren't cheap) to switch the wheels on all of my shelf units. (I have 7 or 8 of them.) They were easy to replace (though I had to take apart units to flip support poles upside down, in order for them to fit), and were an improvement over the original wheels. I recommend them, but don't have measurements handy. Sorry. I don't recall if the wheels are that much larger, or if the metal hood made them 5". (The shelves are not at home, but at another location.) The wheels were at least slightly larger than the original wheels that came with the shelves, and seem to be MUCH stronger. I'm actually likely (at some point, as they aren't cheap) to switch the wheels on all of my shelf units. (I have 7 or 8 of them.) They were easy to replace (though I had to take apart units to flip support poles upside down, in order for them to fit), and were an improvement over the original wheels. I recommend them, but... » Read More I don't recall if the wheels are that much larger, or if the metal hood made them 5". (The shelves are not at home, but at another location.) The wheels were at least slightly larger than the original wheels that came with the shelves, and seem to be MUCH stronger. I'm actually likely (at some point, as they aren't cheap) to switch the wheels on all of my shelf units. (I have 7 or 8 of them.) They were easy to replace (though I had to take apart units to flip support poles upside down, in order for them to fit), and were an improvement over the original wheels. I recommend them, but don't have measurements handy. Sorry. « Show Less
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Without wheels installed, the size dimensions of the Origami storage rack when folded are approximately 20 ¼" W x 2 ½" D x 60" high. With the Origami Shelf Wheels (smaller wheels) installed, the size dimensions of the Origami storage rack when folded are approximately 20 ¼" W x 2 ½" D x 62 ½" high.With the Origami Shelf Heavy Duty Wheels installed, the size dimensions of the Origami storage rack when folded are approximately 20 ¼" W x 2 ½" D x 63 ½" high.
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I haven't tried that, but I doubt it. The wheels themselves aren't really very big and the adhesive parts don't really grip very well over time. You're better off using them on the bottom of storage containers.
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You can buy wheel kits to add to these tables. Go to MultiTable.com and search products for wheel kit.
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I doesn't come with wheels, but if you have the right size, you could add them later if you can get the caps on the bottom of the 4 legs off. That might be tricky, after the weight of all you store on it has been resting on them for a while. But it could be possible. Might want to think about if you really want wheels on this shelf. With the rack on top, you would have to be pretty careful when you move it.
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Hello,The wheels are available and should fit nicely. Feel free to purchase.Thanks,-MattThanks,-Matt
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Yes they can be put at any height. I did not put the shelves or rods where they suggested. You just have to make sure that the plastic shims clip into one of the grooves on the rod. I had trouble with this at first but if you put the two pieces together on the rod and slide you will feel it snap into place. Once that is figured out assembly is no problem. I think they tell you to put them at the double groove to make it easier to get them at the same height. Just count the grooves to make sure they are level. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can, but make sure that you buy the support brackets that hold the shelf up as these are not included with the shelf.
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Hello, The wheels are available, and should fit nicely. Feel free to purchase them. Thanks, -Matt
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Yes they were, I love this shelf!!! Would not have purchased it if it had no wheels!
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I don't know if the shelf would be "deep" enough. I love the Origami products, but for a luggage rack, not sure.
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The wheels are screwed in during assembly and add approx. 4", so obviously, you could leave the wheels off.However, you would then have just metal on the bottom of the posts. I bought 6 of these units and only used2 shelves each leaving me with 6 additional shelves. I called the company (talked to the most pleasant lady)and ordered 3 extra sets of posts which came with rubber feet. Maybe you could order just the rubber feetfrom them. If not, I would be happy to trade the rubber feet for the wheels. ( the wheels are expensive)BTW, these are very nice units that I highly recommend. The wheels are screwed in during assembly and add approx. 4", so obviously, you could leave the wheels off.However, you would then have just metal on the bottom of the posts. I bought 6 of these units and only used2 shelves each leaving me with 6 additional shelves. I called the company (talked to the most pleasant lady)and ordered 3 extra sets of posts which came with rubber feet. Maybe you could order just the rubber feetfrom them. If not, I would be happy to trade the rubber feet for the wheels. ( the wheels are expensive)BTW, these are very nice units... » Read More The wheels are screwed in during assembly and add approx. 4", so obviously, you could leave the wheels off.However, you would then have just metal on the bottom of the posts. I bought 6 of these units and only used2 shelves each leaving me with 6 additional shelves. I called the company (talked to the most pleasant lady)and ordered 3 extra sets of posts which came with rubber feet. Maybe you could order just the rubber feetfrom them. If not, I would be happy to trade the rubber feet for the wheels. ( the wheels are expensive)BTW, these are very nice units that I highly recommend. « Show Less
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Yes, a wheel fits fine..Henry' wheel was purple and I attached it to the side opposite the shelf.
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this specific one does not come with wheels. try this one: Origami General Purpose Steel Storage Rack with Wheels, 3-Shelf, Small