are the casters ok for use on a hardwood floor? i ordered the chair today and need to know if i have to change the casters for my hardwood floor.
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worst chair ever I didn't even use it for a full day I swear on a bible.... DO NOT BUY I WARN YOU.... don't know how they can sell this to be honest its like stealing its trash..... ruuuuuuuunnnnnnnn
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I agree with Joey... I would cancel your purchase of this chair if I were you. The hydraulics went within a few weeks, the material scratches really easily, and all the side screw covers didn't fit in properly. To answer your question, I use mine on a hardwood floor and it doesn't seem to have caused any damage to it.
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The casters can be removed. But I would replace them with some kind of pad.
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Unfortunately, we do not sell replacement parts for this chair. It is made by the manufacturer Alvin. You should be able to do a search on Amazon and find out who does carry replacement casters. Thank you.
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The casters really roll easily, I think they would be o.k. on wood floors. We use the chair on a tile floor, no scratches on the tile.
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Never had to replace one, but they appear quite sturdy (we own 2 chairs).The casters fit into a square stub, that in itself fits into the base of the chair.Hence you have three ways to arrange the height of the chair and could use the chair without casters, if so desired.Hope this helps....
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Its well balanced you can move around in the chair but they ground you pretty well. Also if the casters are an issue you can always remove them and have the wood directly on the ground.
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I don't recommend it. It's probably going to become dangerous on casters because the top isn't flushed along the edges it extends far out. Also it is very very heavy unlike ikea stuff. It would be better to just put double or triple little pads under the legs that save the flooring from scratching and may be then just push it if you ever need to move it.
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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!
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Hello, I just did a trial run by scooting around my tiled kitchen floor on this stool -&gt; it left no marks and moved easily. The casters are plastic so there aren't the black marks rubber leaves. Also, the casters can be changed using any of the many caster sets available at a good hardware store. Also, I love this stool. It's stable both for me and my 4 year old. Never has tipped even with him wobbling all over it!
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The table comes with adjustable feet not casters. If you can find casters that have the same studs as the adjustable feet then it would be an easy swap.
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Not without some modification. The casters are drilled into the leg of the chair; the casters could possibly be removed; however, if you did that, you would need to do something to the bottom of the leg. In my opinion, it might weaken the integrity of the bottom of the leg. I woudn't do it. These chairs are extremely well constructed.
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The casters would have to be very heavy duty because this is a solid piece of furniture. I don't think I would.
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I don't know, as we use it on a hardwood floor in our family room. The casters work well on wood.
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We actually have 4 of these chairs on an exotic Brazilian wood floor with no issues. The bottoms have a rubber ring around it that they rest on. I would recommend if you buy them to periodically lift them up and see if the rubber is coming off like I do just to insure your floor. We've not had any issues with the rubber coming off so far. If you are anything like I am I'd rather toss a $50 chair then ruin a several thousand dollar floor. Hope this helps you.
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Yes you can use without casters, it fits perfectly under my desk with the casters. Height difference is about 2 inches.
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It's been more than a year since we assembled the chair but I do not remember any issues with putting the wheels on. It seems to me that they clicked in. What do the directions indicate? Maybe you should call a woodworking company and ask them. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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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.