Does anyone know if this unit can be used without the feet?
635076
I believe so. I almost decided against installing them as it looked fine without them.
635077
I would imagine it COULD be used without the bun feet, as they are even shipped in their own box! But they are so amazingly nice, they MAKE the unit!
635078
Its been two years since we assembled our but im pretty sure the screws are in the feet not the stand so yes you can leave off the feet.
289102
Yes and a few others that are listed in the info provided on the Amazon site. Just scroll down. It also has the capability to use other feet that you may want to buy and use. Pretty remarkable machine.
49688
No, the feet are attached to the sides of the rack. Once it's assembled, it's all one piece, which makes storage problematic. I haven't found a good solution, unfortunately.
1317415
The unit can befreestanding as long as you have a very flat floor surrounding the toilet. Once built see if it fits flush against the wall. If not, I advise using the two screws to secure it.
1327014
Yes, you can install the vanity without the feet. The feet actually do not come attached.
3174
no, these units are wall units, they do not come with feet nor does the company sell feet as something optional. the only optional accessory is the blower which we have one of them as well. you might be able build feet but not sure.
1846051
That is without any leveling feet and that is exact. I could not use any leveling legs because I had only 34 3/8" of space from floor to countertop. Luckily my floor was level so leveling was not an issue. And yes, as I recall the leveling feet were not installed when I received mine but I think they just screw into each corner if you do want to use them. One other bit of information about the frig is that it works flawlessly, just a bit noisy when it runs but not enough to be annoying. The only complaint I have is rather minor but mentionable, when the electricity goes off, even briefly, the unit defaults to the highest temperature setting. We like our wine chilled to the low 40's so that requires resetting the temperature every time we experience an electrical outage, otherwise our wine will warm to the low 50's. Not really a big deal but thought you might like to know.
1896987
Never tried to do so. Feet can be raised/lowered to fit over a toilet or chamber pot, but we only used it in the shower.
1210515
I would not suggest it, but if you are very careful you might, it does have plastic feet, but you need to be very careful.
1512502
The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).
2151247
After I put the feet on, the unit wobbled too much for me, so I took them off. With no feet on the bottom, the deep base provides enough stability by itself. I think they include the feet in case you want to protect a wood floor; but, if you have carpet like I do, you won't want to use the feet. If you do use the feet, it takes some effort to get them all inserted evenly so the unit does not wobble. This is a beautiful, classy-looking piece if furniture.
599477
I have not tried it without the feet. I bought two of these and find the quality excellent for the price. It actually doubles as a night stand and a small dresser. It's a little higher than my bed but it works for me.
62621
Hello, it does not have feet. We do not advise adding any accessories to this item.
1222804
This question was asked on November 10, 2013, and several people responded (including me). The consensus is that either one would have to find casters that screw into the bottom of the vertical tubes in place of the supplied plastic "feet" or it would be a tricky custom job.
2238096
NO feet, but you can adhere silicon bumpers if desired. I have hard wood as well and I've not had a problem with these in the past 10 years.
2272208
The feet are about 2 inches high. I guess you don't have to put the feet on, but we did.
1592148
The unit has no built in levelers...no 'feet' to speak of. You will probably need to use shims to level it....