Would it be possible to add casters to the feet of this?
1629766
We do not provide casters for this item, nor have we tested this item for casters and do not advise adding casters to the item. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
552139
I'm that person. First I just drilled holes in the base and attached the bolt-on casters. But because the base has a slight cone shape to it the casters kept breaking. So I cut a round piece of plywood, fitted it inside the base flange and then put the bolt-on casters on. Been good ever since. You could try the push in casters but there's nothing to hold them unless you add plywood. Probably best to use the bolt-ons.
932654
I would think casters hiding under it would be a better way to go. Maybe ask your hardware store for ideas on it
573711
Yes, the legs attach to the bottom. Depending on what you have on top of it, the weight of it may not hold up with casters however.
956822
My recollection is that you remove the plugs at the bottom of the posts (push through other end w/ anything thinner), and then fit the casters in. Hope that helps!
134357
They would have to be extremely small and would make the screen very unstable. I'd say don't do casters, but if you can find them, do sliders, like you put under your furniture to move it around easily. I would also check to make sure that the screen comes in one piece, not in two pieces that you have to assemble. I ordered two screens from different companies. One came in two three foot sections that had to be assembled, and the other was one continous piece--no assembly. I'm not sure which one this is your interested in. Good Luck.
692166
Not made specifically for casters, but with a little rigging could be possible. I ordered one and was impressed with quality and ordered two more. Great sturdy shelves that assemble quickly.
1845728
The legs have metal or plastic caps on the bottom - it slides around quite easily already. But if you really wanted casters, I'm sure you could add them if you drilled the holes first!
2191988
I don't think so, unless you are good at jury-rigging something that allows casters to be attached. The legs come with metal feet attached to them, so I guess you would have to remove the feet to do something else. It's a great island, though. We've had it for two years now and there have been no problems. It is sturdy and stays put on our tile floor. The marble top has a few places where I was dumb and left lemon juice or tomato on it and the finish marred, but that is typical of marble.
387304
It comes with feet that are adjustable for leveling purposes, I used mind with rolling casters and I bought the bamboo wood top
90574
The shelves are made of pressed wood which makes them very heavy. I don't think casters would work very well.
2191987
Not really. The feet are adjustable to stabilize the table, and are round metal. I imagine if you were handy about flattening surfaces and screwing into metal it could be done, but the casters would have to be substantial to bear the weight of the marble, which is extremely heavy. I would look elsewhere if you really wanted it to move.
2051836
Yes , thier is a 1/2 inch hole on each foot the foot is sturdy , you could put casters on
115895
As others have mentioned, the weight of the unit may prohibit the ability to add casters. It comes with leveling feet attached to the bottom which does allow it to be push around slightly, but I am not sure I would move it from one end of the kitchen to another.
1381280
It doesn't come with casters but I believe you can purchase them separately.
798310
Yes, you can. I would get small rubber casters (get them at any home improvement store) for the legs to sit on so there's no friction with the metal against the floor.
2242970
There are adjustable feet on the bottom that serve as levelers. I don't think you could put casters on these.