Can the casters be removed so it doesn't roll?
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.
371364
I'm sorry it took so long but it needs its rollers or will tear up your floor.
371365
The casters can be removed. But I would replace them with some kind of pad.
371366
Sure, but the metal is quite rough on the bottom and it would no doubt scratch your floors! Plus you would lose the benefits of being MOBILE which is so much healthier, practical (and FUN!! - must see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yReDHvy9dWUThe castors don't roll very well, though. I ordered top-of-the-line ones (size M10 x 15mm) with a rubber tread for my linoleum floor and I'm lovin' it!
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.
1600348
No caster's, but I bet you could get some from Lowes. Great idea, I think I'll try that too.
361482
Have you tried contacting the company directly? Perhaps they can provide you with the information you need. We have not needed to replace casters, so I don't have a specific answer for you.
392084
Yes, you can either remove the table completely or just spin it out of the way.
421357
Those casters (wheels) can be removed but I didn't remove mine and am still in love with my new bed height. I am surprised at how stable it is - I did have 6 casters and put the lifts on all six.
94846
It doesn't look like there's any way to remove the casters from the frame...no screws, bolts, etc. I use this caddyfor a tree in a very large pot inside the house on top of thick carpet, and I've been pleased with my ability to moveit around, and the wheels have stayed intact. Good luck!
2191990
There is a plastic round disc in the center of the base, not sure if this can be removed and a caster can be inserted. Hope this helps!
1937090
absolutely - the ball casters mount to the adapters so you still have the ability to "roll". The ball casters have a "lock" latch on them if you do not want to roll. The adapters themselves are not meant to be used without castersHope this helps :)
758925
I do not believe you can use casters. There is hard rubber on the bottom of the metal posts. I just bought a pack of peel and stick felt sliders. I used them on all my furniture. They work great.
950207
Unless the wheels can be locked it's unlikely. Even then the furniture/wheels would possibly shift or move within the casters thus defeating the purpose of the casters keeping the furniture in place. If it's possible the best approach would be to remove the wheels. Hope this is helpful.
651285
You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom. The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
960577
The casters are screwed on to the bottom of the Unit. They only raise the unit about an inch off the floor.
2242970
There are adjustable feet on the bottom that serve as levelers. I don't think you could put casters on these.
651971
No, it doesn't. My husband took a small piece of plywood and screwed 4 casters onto it so that I could roll it around.
651284
You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom.The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
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.