can these be easily installed on a chair?
1595398
I suppose they could, but they have a threaded shaft, designed more for bolting on machinery, such as the table saw I used them on. They are more industrial than furniture grade, but if you didn't care about the looks, they are great casters, at least so far. If you have a chair with wooden legs, you might be able to drill slightly undersized holes in the legs and tab them in with a hammer.
524913
They probably could be but I think you would need a carpet knife or some such as they are pretty durable. I'm not sure that a pair of scissors would work, but then my recliner has a skirt on it, so I didn't need to cut them. I did order some of the round Dura-Grip pads that are a bit larger than the leg but might work better. They might even have a smaller size that would fit your chairs better.
1845688
Yes, but I wouldn't buy these, the material is tissue thin, very cheap. I had to pay 100 shipping to rerun them but it was better than getting stuck with these cheap low quality chairs.
1309486
I don't think so. They would not be that stable, but it would depend on the chair and the type floor.
1814726
Yes they can. Directions are in the installation guide. I did do it so don't know how hard it is.
1230511
Extremely easy! All you have to do is screw seat to rest of chair. They've been great. Am very pleased with our purchase.
306104
Yes. They arrive attached but appear to be held on by the same type of screws used to assemble the rest of chair and are accessible.
52915
I put them on wooden chairs. Turn the chair upside down. Hold the slider on the tip of the chair leg and mark the end of the chair leg with a pen/pencil through the Drill a hole about the diameter of the shaft of the screw to a depth of the length of the screw. By shaft of the screw I mean do not include the threads in that measurement; you want the hole wide enough to allow the shaft in but narrow enough that the threads bite into the wood to hold the slider. Then place slider on the end of the chair leg, and screw it on.
274331
I don't know. I sent them back because I couldn't get them on the chairs. As I remember they were padded on the bottom to protect hardwood floors, so I bet they wouldn't slide on carpet but I don't know for sure.
873613
Yes you can however they need to be the correct size. I have not done that however it will be the screw in type.
2148126
Not really. They are crimped on so you would need to glue over them or cut them off
914029
i dont see why you wouldnt be able to. being able to change the angles and even keep it flat across chairs... plenty of space!
201407
Easy to install, I converted a non swivel chair to swivel so I had to add plywood to base of chair for a mounting surface.
1244347
yes, its a bit of a problem to setup the chairs, as there are no premarked holes for settting up the cushion in the chair, if you have an electric drill/screwdriver it should be ok, else its a bit tough
83590
I'm not totally sure that I understand your question, but if I you are talking about there already being holes in the bottom tips of your chair legs, then you don't need to be thinking about buying these at all. These tips are meant to be hammered (I used a hard rubber mallet) into the chair leg tips. You need to be seeing nothing but wood on the bottom of those tips, that is, before installing these pins.
2222084
They fit the 1" base (circular) diameter of my chairs. It is a tight/snug fit getting them completely on. I found that it was easiest if I placed the protector over the end of the chair leg and let it "stretch" for a bit (an hour), they went on much easier. Once on, they stay in place unlike the felt stick on protectors that always seemed to shift. The end result, to me, was worth the little bit extra effort it took getting them on the chair legs.
1212976
Yeah but they are powered via usb, so you could even use one from a phone charger or something if your chair doesnt have a usb port.