Could castors be put onto this frame?
1140185
No. The beds are very light and the steel is tubular. There are rubber 'ends' on each leg, but nowhere to screw in castors.
1140186
I don't think so. There is a center support that needs to have attention. My wife suggested you attach those furniture sliders to all of the legs. These beds are sturdy but also light weight so that may not be necessary.
1215904
If you anchored it to the wall, it's possible, but it is really supposed to go with the frame. It is very unstable without it.
2051834
Yes, you could purchase caster wheels and add them to the feet. The unit seems sturdy enough to support this, although it might be a bit unstable if raised to the maximum height and is loaded. There is a single hole in each of the feet already drilled.
851062
The corners are perforated 90° metal. There is no provision for mounting casters. It'd be a do-it-yourself endeavor and frankly I would steer clear of these racks entirely.
2255749
Yes but you would have to for me a way to mount it. The caster bolts hold they piece of plywood on.
1598410
The castors are below the frame and the device can sit inside of the castors. the dimensions listed are good and flexible
377672
They are threaded but I don't think it's designed to move. You would need strong wheels and may be some adjustment to the frame too.
2170196
I don't believe so but I would have to remove one of the two units I have and disassemble the 'frame' to see if they can be unscrewed from the inside. In that sense, the picture is accurate - you can't do it from the outside.
2212128
It comes requiring assembly, so you could leave the castors off. The castors thread into the base, so you may want to get some sort of pads with the same bolt size and threading. The clearance of the base tubing without the castors looks to be a bit less than 1.5 inches. I checked to see if there was anything else on the base that would make it sit funny if you didn't have the castors on it, and I couldn't find anything. The stand is quite beefy and solid. I've been pleased with it.
1760242
I don't think so. The stake part would, not center without cracking paint on them. Hope that helps
127252
No, but I would imagine you could purchase casters and install them rather easily. This item is a great value. Good quality for the price.
1730915
Not sure of the thread size. But it is a good sized stud going up into the bench leg. As long as you could match the thread size with the castors I'm sure it would work great. Nice bench, love it, very HD, has worked great for me so far.
1441734
The size is 14 X 14. There are no castors, it item does not roll. It just sits on small round feet and I don't know if they could be removed.Hope this helps.
1988327
Yes, you can. You may eventually want to change it over to just the basic frame that's designed for it (because of height, the box springs wearing down, etc.), but it should be fine placed on the box springs.
1120426
Yes, they can but I do not know why you would want to. They look very nice. There are 4 screws holding the seat to the frame. Remove those, lift off the seat and have at it.
200117
I asked my husband just to be sure and we agree you could add casters. But a rough measure reads 7/8ths of an inch. a little smaller would fit if you can find the size. Hope that helped.
90574
The shelves are made of pressed wood which makes them very heavy. I don't think casters would work very well.