I would like to add casters to these for indoor use. Are these built to take that sort of stress on the frame?
1440783
Chair is really light and solid. Not sure why you would want to add casters.
1440784
I'm not sure if it will work or not... the chairs look sturdy in the picture but are a little flimsy and really light weight in person... also, the legs are skinny so I'm not sure if putting casters on them will hold. Hope this helps!
200117
I asked my husband just to be sure and we agree you could add casters. But a rough measure reads 7/8ths of an inch. a little smaller would fit if you can find the size. Hope that helped.
327993
I can't answer that question, my son had only used them indoors. I will say the wheels are good quality that I wouldn't see it to be a problem but I'm not sure if they need special wheels for that. Sorry I couldn't help
1219732
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
641560
Yes! They are huge.The inner space is an oval 5x5", about 4x4 square dead center. My frame is on caster's and there's plenty of room to spare!
2141438
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.
134357
They would have to be extremely small and would make the screen very unstable. I'd say don't do casters, but if you can find them, do sliders, like you put under your furniture to move it around easily. I would also check to make sure that the screen comes in one piece, not in two pieces that you have to assemble. I ordered two screens from different companies. One came in two three foot sections that had to be assembled, and the other was one continous piece--no assembly. I'm not sure which one this is your interested in. Good Luck.
2141439
This is very well built and heavy piece of furniture so I do not believe casters would work well with this particular piece.
175482
Someone else put them together for me, Amy, so I'm not sure. However, they're very stable on the casters -- they don't move around unless you push them. They're very heavy-duty, and very heavy, period, so I wouldn't worry about them moving. Mine have been in the same spot for months. Hope this helps.
1629766
We do not provide casters for this item, nor have we tested this item for casters and do not advise adding casters to the item. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
1803618
They sent me the wrong chair, no casters, but you have to put the arms, legs, etc. probably not too hard. I returned my chair, . Hope this helps.
824150
I believe that is correct. Some of its' strength is derived from the mount on the wall. It basically hangs on the "gear" rack. I believe that it would be too flimsy to be moved around on casters. Just my opinion.
2245347
I am not confident this chair would hold up without casters relative to the frame made for it. Mine is barely holding together as it sits on casters. It wasn't my smartest choice but, minimally at least my money's worth, and no more.Never tried but, could you impede roll or, just create more potential for an accident with door stops?
2245346
I would think so. The casters just pop in, so you could just leave them off and then just put on some of those tape-backed felt pads they sell at the hardware store.
2266017
Hello! I had this piece for a short while (had to return it as the size wasn't right for me) so I can't say for sure if casters would work, especially given the size and "curve" of the legs at the bottom. However I can say the piece is very sturdy, so that could help!
2242971
I would not recommend this base for casters. We have a few of these with 3' tops, and there is only 11" on each side and the base is not drilled for casters. The limited width of the base would make these very unstable and unsafe for use.
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.