Is it possible to remove the glides that are provided and replace them with adjustables? I live in an older house with uneven floors.
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They are removable, but I dont know what you would replace them with. I dont even know how you would find ones that match.
1713101
this frame is junk, look for a better frame.. there are ones out there that do what you want. Sears sells one it will have all the adjustments you need..will cost more but its worth it.
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I wish I had an easy answer. You can likely order the slide. As for fixing, usually it is more expensive than replacing. I got mine on eBay very inexpensive.
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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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You cannot. You could probably re-drill the screw holes and adjust it that way.
1877594
Yes, they could be removed, but it looks like you'd want to add some floor protection to the exposed hardware
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I have not tried....but, with the bottoms being so rounded, it wouldn't seem necessary to me, and I have hardwood floors!! We always lifted our chairs out from us, as we got up, instead of sliding, anyway....sorry!!
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It looks like you could take off the little floor protectors (I am not sure if they screw on or glued on)I have hardwood floors and it slides all over my floor just the way it is, but it would be hard on carpet. (Oh and I am a handicapped grandma) Smiles, hope this helps!
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You can adjust to any width and I put a 16" deep piece on. No problem. But if you don't square up the slides exactly, they will fight you. Just can't seem to get them to glide smooth.
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I put a chair leg slider under the other two chair legs, worked perfect. Also can use coasters, cut carpet stacked, any thing that w raise the legs. Good luck
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Sure but it will certainly compromise the structural integrity of the plastics especially the floor from repeated movements. Also, if the surface is varies too much you may have trouble with glide top and doors aligning and functioning properly.
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remove the carpet attachment with the screwdriver and replace it with the bare floor tool. you will be able to tell which part to remove, it looks similar to the replacement part.
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Yes they can be adjusted with ease. They are not self adjusting. So you will need a pipe cutter etc to cut off the extra lenght of all four pipes. Then you can remount your table top to the new lenght of the pipes. The basket is self adjusting but the height is not.
415505
I just installed the largest glide to fit the chair or table legs - they work well on the tile grout lines as long as your full weight is not on the chair when moving.
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Our floor is mildly sloping and we haven't had a problem. You can't really adjust the legs but you could use little rubber leg caps that you can find in any hardware store if you have a problem.
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If you have the tech know how, probably. It comes with the screw in feet that help prevent floor damage, but for some reason ours has no developed a wobble. Idk why and we can't seem to adjust the feet to correct it. I'm still working on it tho. It may just be our floors are weird in the space it moved to a couple months ago.
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Sure - These glides are packaged as a set of 4 on Amazon, so just give us a call at 1-800-823-4233 and we'll get you taken care of for one.
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I really didn't know they were adjustable, Mine went in one permanent spot. You did put on the plastic feet didn't you? New is best, they are much thicker than old wore ones. With those on I can't see how it could be too low. Hope that helps.