Can you put casters on the bottom?
383225
Small ones. If your putting in alot of weight then I would recommend putting a thin layer of plywood (1/4') across the bottom then attach casters
383226
It could be done, but probably require a small square of plywood, large flat washers, or other material to hold caster bolts in place. The bottom of the crates has not been designed to mount casters, but with a little engineering, you could get that done.
383227
I think building a platform to sit them on would be you best bet. They are designed to stack and, they do so very well. The bottom of the crate in indented 5/8" which creates a lip around the bottom that sits on top of the crate below while the base of the crate sits down 3/8" into the crate below.
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.
438009
There are openings at the bottom of each of the corners, but I don't know if it will hold a caster. My suggestion is to contact Sterlite directly. Perhaps they may offer accessories to this product.
960578
No. Not really. There is a plastic piece of unit that is about an eighth of an inch above the casters so you would gain a negligible amount of space even if caster did come off which I'm not 100% sure they do. I saw there was no gain so I did not investigate further. Hope that helps.
2051836
Yes , thier is a 1/2 inch hole on each foot the foot is sturdy , you could put casters on
960577
The casters are screwed on to the bottom of the Unit. They only raise the unit about an inch off the floor.
90574
The shelves are made of pressed wood which makes them very heavy. I don't think casters would work very well.
83202
The table comes with adjustable feet not casters. If you can find casters that have the same studs as the adjustable feet then it would be an easy swap.
1342000
Yes. The tips of the legs that the casters go into have a short length on them. If using on a hardwood floor, at felt pads. Otherwise fine on carpet.
2141441
There are two pieces of wood on the front that add to the design. I believe if you will enlarge picture and see a small piece of wood that is under the main piece but if the casters found are special....it is doable.
1819712
If I remember correctly the casters are what attach the bottom shelf to the posts. So, unless you get your own screws you won't be able to use it without the casters.
371363
Yes, the casters just screw into the bottom of the leg, however the interior of the legs aren't filled in evenly at the bottom. It's mostly flush except for a gentle indentation of about 1/8" at the outermost edges, which means you'd need extra felt there to prevent your floor from being gouged. Otherwise, it should be no problem.
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.
1097470
Not very easily. Removing the casters will reduce the height of the seat by 2 inches or more, and it may be difficult to locate suitable leg slides or caps.
1572019
Yes..just don't install either of them.Can't speak to the stability of not having the casters in though..
1784593
the plastic is not sturdy enough to mount casters by itself. My advice is to get a piece of plywood to put under the stack, use washers and screws to attach the bottom bin to the plywood and attach the casters to the plywood. Then you will have a fairly sturdy 3 stack. I use a stack of two under the bathroom sink and they work perfectly.
538331
It does not come with casters, though you could remove the feet and install them separately, I suppose. Not sure I would recommend casters, though. It would seem too unstable to me.