I have purchased 2 closets. I would like to put wheels on them. What wheels would you recommend?
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I have two. And just purchased another one. Not shure u can put wheels on it. If u can they would have to be small
1748987
Don't worry about the wheels. This is a well built and very sturdy cart. I wheel it around everywhere in my kitchen with no problem. You won't regret this purchase!
840995
I'm using 71mm wheels. I'm more of a cruiser so if you are wanting to do slides and such I am not sure what wheels to use. I suggest looking on some forums for a more educated answer.
1026334
I would advise against adding wheels. 2 people could pick this unit up with some not too heavy items on it and move it, or you can put an area rug under it and drag it around, as I do with heavy furniture. Or you can use the little round padded furniture floor protectors that you'd use under table legs or chair legs if you're moving it around on tile or hardwood. Please, don't try to put wheels on it. It is a very sturdy and pretty heavy unit, but it isn't designed be wheeled around. One person can pretty easily pick up the unit and move it without anything on the shelves. Hope this helps...
513029
You can order Wheels by calling Bowflex. I did, incredibly useful when you are in a small apartment so that you can push it to the corner when not in use. Plus the wheels have locks.
1260259
Yes, the feet are screwed in, so you could put some wheels in as long as the threads are the same size. Shouldn't be impossible, but most of the wheels I've seen at the hardware store are not threaded, they push into the leg rather than screw in. Hope this helps.
1088675
Make sure that you load both rods with clothing of equal weight. If one rod is full of light items and the other heavy coats then you might have a problem!
527649
Those worked great for me. Sturdy and stable.This is what I got:Wald 10252 Bicycle Training Wheels (16 to 20-Inch Wheels, .75 and 1-Inch Frame Tubes)
1948825
I am pretty sure you put the wheels on the poles at the end of the assembly - in other words you could choose not to use the wheels - but the bottom of the poles to which they attach are not really finished to stand alone so they may scratch your floor without the wheels. The wheels so have locks I think I would be inclined to just build it with the castors and lock them.
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I do not know the thread with. I had a large chrome shelving unit that I needed new shelf clips for & I wanted to add wheels. Everything fit and worked perfectly for me. I can see that the wheels would not fit the smaller chrome style baker shelves, just the industry or larger framed ones.
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I did not purchase the racks i ordered for this use but for extra storage in a closet on the shelf. However, I tried shoes to see if they would work, and they did. But boots would only work on the top of the rack and more than likely be too heavy.
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According to Seville Classics and the instruction manual for the 5 shelf unit that I own, no. The wheels are designed for the described weight of each shelf, which is up to 100 pounds on wheels. The units are so inexpensive, though, and so well made, that you might wish to consider buying a separate unit.
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I don't recall if the wheels are that much larger, or if the metal hood made them 5". (The shelves are not at home, but at another location.) The wheels were at least slightly larger than the original wheels that came with the shelves, and seem to be MUCH stronger. I'm actually likely (at some point, as they aren't cheap) to switch the wheels on all of my shelf units. (I have 7 or 8 of them.) They were easy to replace (though I had to take apart units to flip support poles upside down, in order for them to fit), and were an improvement over the original wheels. I recommend them, but don't have measurements handy. Sorry. I don't recall if the wheels are that much larger, or if the metal hood made them 5". (The shelves are not at home, but at another location.) The wheels were at least slightly larger than the original wheels that came with the shelves, and seem to be MUCH stronger. I'm actually likely (at some point, as they aren't cheap) to switch the wheels on all of my shelf units. (I have 7 or 8 of them.) They were easy to replace (though I had to take apart units to flip support poles upside down, in order for them to fit), and were an improvement over the original wheels. I recommend them, but... » Read More I don't recall if the wheels are that much larger, or if the metal hood made them 5". (The shelves are not at home, but at another location.) The wheels were at least slightly larger than the original wheels that came with the shelves, and seem to be MUCH stronger. I'm actually likely (at some point, as they aren't cheap) to switch the wheels on all of my shelf units. (I have 7 or 8 of them.) They were easy to replace (though I had to take apart units to flip support poles upside down, in order for them to fit), and were an improvement over the original wheels. I recommend them, but don't have measurements handy. Sorry. « Show Less
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Yes, you can go to the sevilleclassics.com website and look under the "parts" tab for this shelving unit. There you will find the rubber type wheels (2 are locking casters, which is super nice!) for around $10.
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You would have to totally cut and remake the base that holds the wheels. Not a easy task. In that case it would be easier to make your own or just look for a shorter rack.
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I stacked 2 on top of each other and am happy enough with the results. Otherwise as long as it doesn't get banged around, it won't fall. Just don't put the wheels on obviously.
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There are no wheels, but it folds up. Depending on what size you get you could store it, but it's very hefty (I think each one weighs about 50 pounds- I ordered the Cali king size so there are two twins that connect together). It wouldn't fit in a closet. I hope this helps!