Can this shelf be used without the wheels? How much height is lost when not using the wheels (if possible)?
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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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You don't need to attach the wheels. The poles are 28 1/2" without them. Hence that's the highest you can make the top shelf.
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No. IT has no other plugs to put into the threaded slots other than the wheels
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Hey Liz. It can be used without the wheels. You will lose about a pound per wheel. You'll need to put rubber boots on each of the post to keep it from scratching the floor if that's a problem. It is very easy to put together.
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I can answer partly: I haven't tried it without wheels, but it is VERY sturdy with them, even fully loaded: it's by far the best clothes rack I own. I am very happy with it!
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I assembled it 4 years ago, so hard to remember. The shelf was definitely it's own piece that was slipped onto the legs. My guess is yes you could omit, but it would probably impact stability.
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Technically yes,but shelf will be very wobbly. You need two shelves to make it stable.
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I'm sorry I did not use the wheels or bottom shelf. I do love the table, it's very good quality.
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Well "feet" might not be exactly what you are thinking. There are basically five little knobs you attach to the bottom for extra, support I suppose. But what really stabilizes it is thst that very bottom shelf sticks out a few more inches than the rest of the case.
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the rear legs to the cross bar is 12inches. Yes you can use it without the wheels. From the wall to the front frame without the wheels is 24inches. 69inches in height 65inches in width. So if you have a little nook it will fit nicely 65inches.
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You could use it without the wheels, but ours did not have anything to put in place of the wheels. The wheels do lock to prevent rolling, if that helps.
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I would say it is possible. The legs look about the right width. The legs come with a sturdy plastic foot on them, that seem pretty "fixed". I wouldn't want mine to have wheels though, I like it against the wall. You would have to pry the plastic feet off, but I don't think it was intended to have wheels.
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I just looked at my own cabinet and it should set well on the floor without a set of wheels attached. The absence of wheels would lower the cabinet closer to the floor by approximately 3 inches or so.
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I would think it would function without the casters. It's very sturdy with the casters in a locked position. I can't speak definitively to the shelf's sturdiness without the casters in place but I would think it would work fine. However, I would recommend some sort of small pad on the end of each pole (a small piece of felt) to prevent floor scratches or indentations, especially if you're placing it on wood flooring with a heavy load. Hope this helps!
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About 4.5" to the bottom of the lowest shelf and 5.5" to the top of the shelf (including wheels). It is needed for stability.
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Yes, you can construct the cart without the middle shelf. I don't believe it will reduce the stability. I do believe the cart seems a little unstable due to the wheels. I erected mine with the wheels as I need to roll mine, but if at some point I need to use it where I won't move it.....I'll be taking the wheels off. Hope this helps.
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There are little knobs/tabs on the inside of each leg that are probably intended for installing a shelf about 10" off the ground. A shelf is not included, of course, and the legs seem sturdy enough to support the planter without a shelf attached. Actually, I think this is the same thing with a shelf included: Adams Manufacturing 9303-01-3700 36-Inch Deluxe Garden Planter, Sage Green
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It's height is not adjustable unless you want to leave off the wheels. Top shelf is adjustable in about 1" increments, but the overall height is comprised of two poles put together into one.
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I think it's 24" without the wheels but I'm not 100% sure. I bought this but returned it because it wasn't strong enough for what I was planning to store in it - so I can't double check for you; sorry.
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You could use it without wheels but it might scratch your floor. Maybe buy rubber feet from Home D.