Is it possible to use without the wheels?
1154408
I don't see why not, but the wheels are small and don't get in the way. You might scratch the floor if you don't use them. What is your reason for not wanting to use the wheels?
1154409
Yes. I use it on plush carpet, so I didn't want the wheels on it. I left the wheels off, and I can easily slide it around on the carpet.
1154410
Yes, the wheels just screw into the bottom of the end rails. depending on the surface you are going to use it on it might be pretty hard to move although it is not that heavy to lift it and move as long as you don't have a lot of stuff on it.
1154411
Yes, I bought this and found it was too tall with the wheels to fit under my couch. The wheels just screw into the bottom and without them it's flat. However, the screws hold in the plastic caps on the base so I ended up wrapping some electrical tape around the part of the caps that fit inside the metal base to make them fit more snugly and keep them in place otherwise they would just fall out. I also added stick on felt pads to the bottom of the metal base on each of the four corners since I am using it on a wood flood. It is working great now and easily slides under my couch.
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.
1973962
You can use it by itself, without the top, but it will still have the handle and wheels attached
412978
Although I haven't done so, I don't see why not. Putting the wheels on is a separate step of the assembly, so I'd imagine you could just eliminate that step. I need my carts to be on wheels, so I did put them on. Hope this helps.
1892281
You should be able to do that however depending on the surface it will be on the legs might damage the floor if hardwood. Carpet would probably be ok. I cannot say for sure that it will be the best solution however because the wheels may add an additional structural element as far as safety
1769144
No, unless you use something third-party, there aren't any other pieces given to substitute for the wheels. You can remove the wheels and use it that way, though it wouldn't be good for the floor.
1385352
Certainly not with the included wheels, maybe with a flap disk or something. The included wheels are very aggressive and would would make huge marks very quickly.
651285
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
2190204
Yes, I am sure you could use it without the wheels although I put the wheels on mine. If you don't want to move it around the wheels would not be necessary. It is a well made table. Bought it a year ago and it has worked out very well.
1266196
The wheels are not attached to the bottom tray. Just don't use them if you don't wnat them.
2085801
Yes, you can assemble without wheels. I would put something over the bottom so as not to scratch the floor.
2255037
If you're talking about a rolling chair, I think the mat is too soft -- the chair will have trouble moving. A chair without wheels may work, but you'll need to lift the chair each time you move it.
1106069
It has wheels if you choose to use them. It also has round feet to be used without wheels. Your choice.
1362590
It could be used without installing the wheels. The only issue could be that the laundry bags may drag on the floor when full it not using the wheels. The wheels have a lock feature to keep it in place if you don't plan on rolling it to a laundry area from a bedroom or bathroom.
277060
Yes it is sturdy even more without the wheels this is a nice item and will serve the purpose.
452996
Yes, the tires can be dismounted, without any tools, but you need to have a strong grip.
1896881
I'm not sure taking the wheels off would help much but I guess it would still work. I haven't tried that. It might not be as stable and the wooden legs might start to splinter. Guess it's worth a shot.