Can I put the wheels on this unit?
1798100
hello Jo S., on this unit the feet are adjustable (screw on & off) you may be able to find wheels that can screw into the existing holes. But it does have a wooden butcher block top! Thanks!
1798101
You probably could - I think the biggest problem would be finding casters that would fit, I don't know where you would look for them.
1798102
No wheels come with it, though I suppose since the bottom of the legs are hollow you could buy some wheels from Home Depot and start a DIY project.
1211297
Yes, I would say so. You can lock the wheels into place and I have been impressed with the build since we got it.
1755727
I don't see why you couldn't. I suppose it might depend on how much weight you intend to put on it. They are fairly sturdy.
1921
I'm not certain because I don't own this anymore. But no, I believe the wheels are decoration only and have no separate support. They will not roll and would not be suitable or safe.
1405777
Yes you can. There are covers provided for the feet in case you don't want to use the wheels.
937992
Yes. The unit expands to accommodate different wheel widths. It has been very stable. I would suggest putting the rear in the unit for more stability.
1527292
Yes. You can change the wheels. It is provided with 4 wheels. The diameter is about 1 - 1.5 inches.
74615
No.. We added tennis balls. You wouldn't want wheels because it wouldn't be as stable or secure.
1037912
don,t waist your hard earned money on that piece of JUNK!!!!!!! and it has no wheels. hope this helped!
939038
Yes, but that is an expensive option. Use the composite wheels which are way less expensive and designed for that option.
56623
According to Seville Classics and the instruction manual for the 5 shelf unit that I own, no. The wheels are designed for the described weight of each shelf, which is up to 100 pounds on wheels. The units are so inexpensive, though, and so well made, that you might wish to consider buying a separate unit.
2253631
no, and it is not a light unit, best bet is a strong back or get a wheel dolly.
1344437
If the wheels have spokes you should be able to mount the sending unit. The directions tell you how to adjust the sending unit to get approx speed.
180791
You probably could do that. They are made from some material that is somewhere between particle board and paper, but very thick layered paper. They are actually extremely strong, but I'm pretty sure you could nail into them to attach wheels.
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.
1633679
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.
1412999
do not know but the unit does not have wheels and there is no wheel kit for it