Is there any way to attach the base to a wider and more solid base? Could I drill holes and screw through it or is it too flimsy?
1636783
Yes you could drill holes. But if you are putting them on carpet they have remove able spikes that stabilize them.
1636784
Wood is too sensitive. It would crack for sure. Don't try drilling any additional holes in it.
1636785
I don't see why not as long as you remove the rubber spikes on the base which help make it more stable on carpeting. I certainly would try it if I felt I needed more stability...D.F.
1636786
If you're semi-handy you can make/attach another base and/or part that the speaker sets on.
1455300
I don't think so, it has no mounting screw holes designed into the base of it.You wound have to drill screws through the base yourself!
2200457
The base is fairly heavy but to ensure it does not tip in any way I have placed a small rock on it. The base does not have any holes in it to screw it to a table but I'm sure if you have a good drill and sharp bits you could do this yourself.
429452
Not quite sure. I don't think the opening is large enough for the base to fit in
72024
It looks like that would be possible. The base is plastic though so you would have to be careful when screwing it together.
1763231
I suppose you could put some trim around the base but I don't know if that would mess up the finish (like make it crack or splinter). Mine doesn't move and I am always bumping into it due to the odd layout of my kitchen.
429681
Only thing I can think of would drill holes then mount. I'm not a carpenter or Mrs Fix It, but that's what I would try.
1025096
I really do not think that Is a good idea; however, I am not a mechanical engineer. I thought the base was a little flexible, so I added a floor of 3/4" plywood.
194230
I suppose you could, if you could cobble together an appropriate extension. The vertical supports just slide into the base, so you would just need an extension that was sized both fit in the base, and the vertical support.
1605482
I haven't done that. But I am certain that it can be done. The long arm of the base should be on the same side with the larger board, for proper balancing.
1116503
I don't think so. The base isn't that wide itself in diameter. Also, it might be too heavyfor the base.
410139
Personally, I'd say no because it seems to be much sturdier with all of the columns attached. Before responding to this, I removed a column to verify if it would work -- and it will, BUT it feels much flimsier. Hope this helps!
1104714
Yes, only you need buy the base to do it. I recomend to you a adjustable base.
1668768
No the base is too small it needs to be stabilized by a wall or some other furniture. ..kinda defeats the purpose.
503271
Hello, Yes it's possible. Make sure that the base is well secured and tight.
684184
I would recommend something larger, like the 15" swivel. The swivel should be at least as big as the base you wish to put it on.
1833841
No. This base will not work for you. I had to return mine because it does not latch on the middle part. I'm still looking for the right one and have not been able to find it. It's has been a hard task to find an extra base.