I would like to stack three and add casters so the stacked unit can be rolled around... can I add casters? If so, how?
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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.
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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
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Casters are built in. They don't add that much height. Love this unit, it really is awesome !
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The feet already have holes in them where casters can be bolted. I would use caution because it might throw off the balance when all casters are facing the same way. I would also check with the manufacturer to get their opinion . Some casters come with a threaded bolt on top where a not can be fastened.
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Hi Duane....The answer to that, is No. The legs lock into place, but there are no casters for the feet. There is, however, roller under the frame, so when the unit is folded up, the roller allows it to be moved easily...hope this helps...Wayne
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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.
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The casters on this table are optional (they screw into legs) It also comes with four screw-in leg tips. The choice is yours. If you change your mind later.Just Remove leg tips, and install casters. I used the caster option.
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There are no casters on the legs. There is a roller in the front where the front legs attach to the main body of the machine. The roller is not useable unless the machine is folded up. The roller is quite small in diameter and is not very useful, especially if used on a rough surface. I would love to have casters on the front legs that could be locked in an up position when the machine is being used but locked in the down position so the thing could be rolled around without having to fold it up first.
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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.
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hi....you could stack two of them i believe...i personally wouldn't stack more than that!
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Yes. To be sure, I just checked and since it has 'posts' that insert into the bottoms (which then enables you to stack them securely), it would be very easy to insert casters into them. I would advise you to purchase very sturdy casters as these shelves are a bit heavy (given their sound construction). Can't say enough how much I love these and how much they've helped me get organized! Good luck with your own endeavor! :)
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I stacked mine with no difficulty.. The corner posts generally extend just a little past the slats. I just put the next slat layer in the slot and added the next post. Worked just fine.
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You can stack them. I have more than 3, but they don't "nest"; they do kind of fit inside each other so yes, I stack them.
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No wheels. I suppose you might be able to put casters on, but the feet are an oblong shaped solid metal. If done, I don't think it would be that easy but that is just a guess. I can't tell if the bottom is solid or hollow so don't know how secure you could attach anything.
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I wouldn't recommend trying to attach casters. I agree that this cabinet is too large and heavy to be moved on casters. There is no secure area on the bottom of the unit to put casters. Try getting a unit that has casters or wheels as original equipment.
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No...this cage is not on wheels or casters. It comes with plastic caps with levelers to go over the "feet" of the cage. It seems possible that one might be able to attach casters instead of using the plastic leveling gizmos.
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The stud on these casters are just threaded bolts. If you can fit them through anything and get a nut on it, it'll roll. Great heavy duty casters too. Btw you will have to procure those nuts elseware.