Oak base made of 2" thick oak. Height would be w/e height you need. Length is from the front rubber things to the rear rubber things.







Or like Art said...get casters rated for the weight. You should be able to get threaded ones. They would have probably 3" height or more.

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 5 2017 10:13pm

put it up on airbags, then stance it out

yea that actually seems pretty cool. cause 1 inch of wood, and the casters prob a few inches, will raise it. and i can move it around if needed
but u think $30 for a set of 4? or $30 per caster?
if its 30 for each one then way out of my budget for this lol
i think the wood should be just a few bucks, and then the drill attachment might cost under $10. so id expect around $40-50 total for everything? a bit more expensive than i would like but it should be worth it

Here look at all these heavy duty casters...

https://www.google.com/#q=heavy%20duty%20threaded%20casters&tbm=shop&*&spd=8215028875868834350


Here is even a place to buy heavy duty casters...

https://www.uline.com/Grp_463/Casters-and-Wheels


Here is a set of 4 heavy duty caster that just happen to be 3/8-16... rubber locking wheels...


https://www.amazon.com/Houseables-Threaded-Industrial-Furniture-Workbench/dp/B01LWO1P2F/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1488773942&sr=8-14&keywords=heavy+duty+casters






This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 5 2017 10:22pm

Wood I'm sure you could source free, check Craigslist in free section.
Casters should be 10$ per/set for 30$. Just look for locking and the correct weight.
Hardware 2-5$. Could source the drill bit from a neighbor or friend also.


/edit
Actually this is what I was planning to do once I order my standing desk.


This post was edited by King Atrhur on Mar 5 2017 10:19pm

So just drill and tap the 3/8-16 holes in the feet (where the rubber things are) then just screw these suckers in. They will raise the chair 3 inches.



http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-5-16-in-Drill-and-3-8-in-x-16-NC-Tap-Set-DWA1414/204787206














https://www.amazon.com/Houseables-Threaded-Industrial-Furniture-Workbench/dp/B01LWO1P2F/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1488773942&sr=8-14&keywords=heavy%20duty%20casters




This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 5 2017 10:26pm

legit great idea thanks



i think i should first drill in a piece of wood, and then the casters into the wood right? this would give it a bit more support? the metal underneath the recliner chair is pretty think and might need some reinforcing

LOOOOOOOOOOL

No. It won't give more support. You still have to attach the wood to those little feet (where the rubber things are).

I've found heavy duty threaded casters with 3", 4", 5" diameter wheels.


/e I've also found many with less height, but I assumed you wanted height.



/e Remember these will have to hold the weight of the chair and the person sitting in it...plus a bit extra.

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 5 2017 10:35pm