Would it be possible to add rollers /wheels to each corner ?
1701849
I would suggest to reinforce the bass with 3/4 plywood and then it may be possible.
1701850
I don't believe this will work. The depth of the sides is about 1/2 inch; not sure what's it made out of under the leather.
1875729
You have to assemble the whole thing, so you could skip putting on the wheels. Might make it a little short though, since the wheels bring it up to an average counter height.
1039051
There should be sleeves on the inside corners to slide the spokes through vertically
2238783
yes, training wheels can be added. we purchased the training wheels separately, the same brand though.
805936
Yes. They can be stacked together minus the wheels. Ensure that the item is placed in a sturdy location.
2074115
I did not put wheels on mine, but i did remove an inch from each leg in order to add a granite conter top. It lookd beautiful.
2045137
Both! it is hard to rearrange the rollers from their original spots, but with some juggling, it can be done excpet for the four side ones! I would say that the answer is no, it is not easy to put them whenerever you want!
2206909
The side posts come with the wheels already attached. I don't know that you can necessarily remove them without damaging the wheels but you might be able to jerry-rig something together.
1375487
Yes, but it's best to know which way you want to do it before you start screwing anything together. Otherwise you may end up removing screws and replacing them with others (the screws are longer at the corner).
904599
Yes you can. The set we purchased was the perfect width and depth but was taller than what was needed to fit in our laundry room. My husband cut the side rails using a saws all. I watched him do it and it was done in minutes. I took the left over pieces and put it together forming a second smaller unit. You can purchase the wheels, tips, or whatever you want to complete it.
1609852
You will be happy with this purchase, the wheels on here are like on a rolling chair, it should roll very nice.I hope this helps, oh and use glue when putting this together sometimes the top gets loose and you have to reinstall.
1405775
Yes, the wheels just snap on, you could use them or not. If you don't use the casters, there are caps that protect the flooring. I've had this shelf/cart for quite a while now and still love it!
538638
I think so. The black flat things that attach to the bottom of the legs screw in. So I think you could get wheels that screw in if they're small enough.
1633679
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.
1361733
It isn't really meant to be - but I suppose you could get your own hardware and do it. The corners are really really sharp so you would have to be very careful where you place it.
1243021
Unfortunately, you can't (at least not without modifications). The metal rods that support the corners are topped with rounded caps and the bottoms have plastic hexagonal "feet" that wouldn't fit together if you stacked them.
458165
I've used it little but so far a smooth surface would be optimal. The wheels themselves move around like a shopping cart, unless you know of a way to lock them in one direction.