what is the coaster clearance for under the couch?
1788142
Hello Mychelle, Thank you for your inquiry. The over all dimensions of this is 29.5"W x 20"D x 27-38"H. The casters are 3". If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you.
1625562
I left the wheels off mine so I could slide the legs under the couch. I can use this at its lowest setting and level or slightly tilted at the couch. I can also use this with a standard office chair. Without the wheels and at the lowest position the table top is 26 inches from the floor. I slide the table to different rooms at different times and it doesn't drag on the carpet or scratch uncarpeted floors. The maximum height is 31 inches. Wehn at the lowest setting and the table top is vertical the height is just under 36 inches. Add 3 to 4 inches to each of these numbers when the wheels are installed.
880627
If you include the white "border" under the actual table-top, clearance is 26 inches.
1285800
On carpet there is very little clearance underneath. 14" from floor to seat. 20" to arm rest. 34" to the top of the back rest.
632747
Even if you only have 1" clearance, it should still work. My Sofa has recliners on each end so it sits on a metal frame instead of legs. I can only pull it 4" under, but even if I couldn't pull it under it would still work for me.
1084404
The wheels are very low. They only come up about an inch or so. They roll under my couch and my recliner, so I'd assume you'll be fine!
926116
It's about 1/2 to 3/4" I don't think it should be a problem to fit under your couch...I love it!
364149
The bottom is only about 2 1/2 inches high, so it should fit under your couch just fine. Also, my son uses his 17" Dell on this cart along with mouse and usually a wallet, drink, and snacks. LOL!! It's VERY sturdy and rolls smoothly... no jerky movements and it has a "lip" on the edge of the tilting part so you can adjust it and the computer won't fall off. It's REALLY nice! The only thing I think they should adjust is the height... it adjusts, but doesn't go as low as I would have made it. It works fine for my son, though. I like it so much, I'm planning on getting one for myself... unless Santa brings me one this year!! LOL!!
1646023
The coasters are square and I believe about 4inches per side. Not exact just my best guess
1763353
I'm sorry. I misread the question. The bottom is 1.5" high. I have wood floors so it slides great under my couch. If you have carpet, that may be a different story.
1061050
It's about 6 inches of clearance at the lowest point under the bed. Hope that helps.
865816
I am not sure, but I doubt that I would every buy a coaster product again. My table came with the legs shorter, not only on the table but the chairs. We had to purchase small chair lifts, to keep them even. The last coaster product that I purchase, were dinning room chairs; the nails were not long enough they did not stay secure. We had to go to Home Depot to purchase longer nails
1430371
I put a chair leg slider under the other two chair legs, worked perfect. Also can use coasters, cut carpet stacked, any thing that w raise the legs. Good luck
364150
The bottom is only about 2 1/2 inches high, so it should fit under your couch just fine. Also, my son uses his 17" Dell on this cart along with mouse and usually a wallet, drink, and snacks. LOL!! It's VERY sturdy and rolls smoothly... no jerky movements and it has a "lip" on the edge of the tilting part so you can adjust it and the computer won't fall off. It's REALLY nice! The only thing I think they should adjust is the height... it adjusts, but doesn't go as low as I would have made it. It works fine for my son, though. I like it so much, I'm planning on getting one for myself... unless Santa brings me one this year!! LOL!! The bottom is only about 2 1/2 inches high, so it should fit under your couch just fine. Also, my son uses his 17" Dell on this cart along with mouse and usually a wallet, drink, and snacks. LOL!! It's VERY sturdy and rolls smoothly... no jerky movements and it has a "lip" on the edge of the tilting part so you can adjust it and the computer won't fall off. It's REALLY nice! The only thing I think they should adjust is the height... it adjusts, but doesn't go as low as I would have made it. It works fine for my son, though. I like it so much, I'm planning on getting one for... » Read More The bottom is only about 2 1/2 inches high, so it should fit under your couch just fine. Also, my son uses his 17" Dell on this cart along with mouse and usually a wallet, drink, and snacks. LOL!! It's VERY sturdy and rolls smoothly... no jerky movements and it has a "lip" on the edge of the tilting part so you can adjust it and the computer won't fall off. It's REALLY nice! The only thing I think they should adjust is the height... it adjusts, but doesn't go as low as I would have made it. It works fine for my son, though. I like it so much, I'm planning on getting one for myself... unless Santa brings me one this year!! LOL!! « Show Less
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Yes, I bought this and found it was too tall with the wheels to fit under my couch. The wheels just screw into the bottom and without them it's flat. However, the screws hold in the plastic caps on the base so I ended up wrapping some electrical tape around the part of the caps that fit inside the metal base to make them fit more snugly and keep them in place otherwise they would just fall out. I also added stick on felt pads to the bottom of the metal base on each of the four corners since I am using it on a wood flood. It is working great now and easily slides under my couch.
90596
To slide the tray feet under your sofa, you would need at least 1" of clearance. I also found that the post w/ tray leans. This is caused by the foot that the post inserts into is too short to keep the post straight. This is a design flaw, it will not stand as shown in the picture.
78798
Hi, I guess it depend upon your furniture. My couch has a very low opening in the front so the carpet attachment does not fit under mine.