Do you think you could remove the casters and add rubber feet if you didn't need to move it, and you needed to make it shorter to make it fit?
64610
I wear a 34 inch inseam so my slacks r already dragging the floor and I need at east 24 more hangers but can't seem to find them being sold anywhere.
64611
Hi you sent me a email asking me how could you make the item better and now the one's that I have purchased are falling apart. .
64612
You don't need to put the casters on. The unit is sturdy enough without them and the bottom of the legs already have plastic caps on them so you might not even need the rubber feet. To get the pants of the floor try not putting them through the hangers, just lay them on top.
64613
Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
64614
Yes, thats very possible. When you are putting it together you just leave the wheels off, it lowers it around 2 inches. And the bottom has plastic end caps that the wheels are supposed to slide into. But... heres where you may have a problem. If you leave the wheels off, it lowers the pants. And they puddle on the floor, but if that doesn't bother you. And the end handles on top are the highest point, they are 2 1/2 high.
64615
The castors are easily removed and I'm sure you could get rubber caps to fit.
1453502
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.
1680570
With the casters you'd need 3 1/4 inches of clearance. Without the casters you'd need 1 1/4 inches.
94848
I have to agree with everyone else on this.I know you can purchase separate casters that are that "pin style' type connector from a variety of suppliers, but again, I can not imagine why you would need rubber casters. I certainly wouldn't be rolling them over our Off-White carpet :-)
1541948
Thank you for your interest in this item. Unfortunately we cannot put casters on this exact chair. We apologize for the inconvenience.
2271638
I suppose so, but casters would need to be exact diameter or they would wobble in holes designed for the poles
1541852
Absolutely, but I added castors to the 2"X4" lower cross member. There is exactly 1.5" from the floor to the bottom crossmember, so I cut a short segment of a 2"x4" and attached it to the bottom of the crossmember, allowing me to add retractable wheels.
2016078
I would take off one of the casters and take it to a place that sells them. It should be a standard size.
1440783
Chair is really light and solid. Not sure why you would want to add casters.
932654
I would think casters hiding under it would be a better way to go. Maybe ask your hardware store for ideas on it
887212
It most likely can be done. However, adding casters will probably add another 2 inches in height. I am 5'6" and the island catches me above the waistline. I would say the island is probably 1-2 inches above standard cabinet height as is.
2222118
You probably could put casters on. I would not as the frame and bed probably combined are easily moved without them. There is plenty of space underneath already to vacuum under when needed.The whole bed frame plus mattress weighs hardly anything compared to regular beds. That makes fairly easy to move even without casters on.
2266017
Hello! I had this piece for a short while (had to return it as the size wasn't right for me) so I can't say for sure if casters would work, especially given the size and "curve" of the legs at the bottom. However I can say the piece is very sturdy, so that could help!
2051834
Yes, you could purchase caster wheels and add them to the feet. The unit seems sturdy enough to support this, although it might be a bit unstable if raised to the maximum height and is loaded. There is a single hole in each of the feet already drilled.
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.
485069
I would think you could. The stools come with protective tips that slip onto the legs. Most likely, casters could be inserted in place of these tips, though I have not attempted this.
229347
You would have to really work to modify it. I would not recommend as it is a touch wobbly and little ones tend to wiggle.