I'm looking to replace the adjustable feet on a set of bar stools with casters. Would these casters be able to handle that load?
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Yes, they'd definitely handle that load, and are probably quite a bit larger than the typical casters on chairs.
1241781
They can handle the load, but you should get something where the bearings are sealed in better.
1241782
These are rated for 110lbs each. So it should do fine for a load under 300 lbs. That being said, your stool will be quite higher, given the overall height of 3-1/2".
1241783
Yes! They would handle the load but the wheel locks do not work well. I used them on a large commercial sanding drum.
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I used mine for a couple light duty hand carts that the ball bearings were falling out. I would say No ; you need something more heavy duty.
2099981
I assume you mean wheels. Any caster that comes with a 3/8 inch bolt for screwing in should work. Remove one of the adjustable feet and take to a hardware store. Shouldn't be a problem to match the thread on a caster.
1399659
The casters are really cheap plastic unless the maker decided to change them out since I purchased mine. I would say if you have low pile carpeting it might work, but for the price I really do advise you to buy something different.
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There is a set of casters listed online that look like they would work...not sure. I use mine flat on the floor. Enter honey-can-do and scroll until you see the casters. They are designed to work with their shelving systems and this is about the same size leg.
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I guess it depends on the chair and how it is used. I bought these for large, heavy conference room chairs; and so far they are holding up better that the standard replacement casters that we have bought in the past. If you have heavy chairs and/or heavy people, I would recommend trying these. The original casters on my large conference room chairs were not plastic; they were brass and other metal(s). The metal ones lasted many years. I tried some other standard plastic replacement casters, and they all broke within weeks or months. So far (over a year), none of these have failed.
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Hi Todd,These would not due to the amount of weight that they can support. However, Woodcraft offers a variety of 3" and 4" casters with varying sizes of threads that are rated to hold 300 lbs. per caster. If you outfitted your lift with 6 of those, you could support up to 1800 lbs. Here's an ASIN you can search to see an example, B0035Y9E6O. Let us know if we can help you with specifics you're looking for. We'd be happy to. Thanks!
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They should work fine. I'm assuming the casters lock or else the bed might tend to roll. These are a bit slippery inside and bumped furniture moves easier than when on carpet. This style is stronger than others and more likely to hold up to the concentrated weight of a caster.
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Yes the casters are the same as in the picture. I don't know which model is the sturdiest, or if it the same. Sorry
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I wouldn't recommend it; the unit's it not set up for them. It wouldn't be impossible, though. You could search on Amazon for "casters set of 4", and pick some 2" ones that swivel. Mounting them with screws might be difficult, so consider a strong adhesive, like gorilla glue. Just avoid getting the glue in the center of the base plate, which would nullify the swivel feature.
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I have no idea about what they are rated. But I have the 2" caster, four of them, on legs of a small table. In order to answer your question, I put an additional 125 lbs and the table swiveled fine. - best of luck in your venture
538331
It does not come with casters, though you could remove the feet and install them separately, I suppose. Not sure I would recommend casters, though. It would seem too unstable to me.
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Not really. The feet are adjustable to stabilize the table, and are round metal. I imagine if you were handy about flattening surfaces and screwing into metal it could be done, but the casters would have to be substantial to bear the weight of the marble, which is extremely heavy. I would look elsewhere if you really wanted it to move.
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Casters might be OK but will raise the height, of course. You might contact Monarch, who was very responsive when I had damaged goods.
2141439
This is very well built and heavy piece of furniture so I do not believe casters would work well with this particular piece.
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I suppose so, but casters would need to be exact diameter or they would wobble in holes designed for the poles
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I don't see why not. They are identical to the standard wheel your chair probably came with, but the plastic (greyish in the picture) is slightly softer/more rubbery than the standard caster.
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Absolutely! Your own two feet are more likely to scratch up a floor before these casters. Safe for any kind of flooring/surface.