My chair legs are 1 inch square. What size do I need?
193655
I wouldn't use the round ones--maybe 1" in a square. The round ones are a tight fit--and I also don't recommend this product because the adhesive doesn't hold and the thing keep coming off. They are overpriced for what you get, although they do slide smoothly.
159282
I used to 2 piece's of square tubing for each chair, 1" x 14". I thought I needed to make a mounting plate but this idea was much more simple. This was for my rocker recliner's that is now a swivel rocker recliner's. They both work great.
233213
Measure the size if your chair or table leg. You will want the size that fits within that diameter.
1434925
I would look for a square one. You might find one by going to the products website.
1009117
I currently have this chair: http://www.houzz.com/photos/255105/MOSES-Swivel-chair-modern-office-chairsThey don't seem to fit, going to exchange them for 10mm instead of these 11mm ones, hopefully they work.
82432
Small casters will accommodate a furniture leg up to 1.75 inches, large 3inches
987843
I also have an ikea chair. These were too big. For some reason my chair has a 10mm diameter making the 'universal' ones too big.
1266575
I would measure the chair to see that it is the same dimension on the sides as it is on the front or back, meaning it is in fact square and not rectangular. I would then buy the swivel ring size that is just under that dimension. That way, the chair's skirt should hide the ring base. If the chair measures rectangular, I would purchase the ring base that is an inch or so under the shortest dimension.
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Lala, my chair legs are 1' diameter and they were still to small to put on. My hudband had to use a hair dryer to heat them up and then still struggled to get them on. I would not cut them down because the height is the way they stay on. I would try getting the next size up, or do what my hudband did and heat them to stretch them. They are still very much worth it. We tried the sticky round things you can get at the store and they wouldn't stay on at all. This product stays in place perfectly (once you get them on). Good luck!!
1635854
What measurements are you looking for specifically? I have older wood director chairs and they fit perfectly.
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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.
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Most any office chair wheels will work, I purchased Rolland Office Chair Caster Wheel for Hardwood Floor - Stem Diameter: 11mm, Stem Length: 22mm - 5 Unit/Pack. These fit my stool just fine, hope this helps.
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They are 1 inch diameter (inside). They are round. Measure the bottom of the chair leg for maximum diagonal length. If it is 1 inch or less then it will fit inside. Also, be sure the bottom of the chair leg is clean and dry. You may want to add a bit more filler adhesive to ensure a snug fit. Be sure not to use anything that will damage the outside of the chair leg. The snug fit is important to how well they will function and stay attached. Hope this helps...(maybe look at Waxman 4701195N Furniture sliders instead???)
616119
I don't have the chair in front of me right now but, i believe the threads on the feet are 1/4''-16. you can at least throw a bolt in there for now until you can find a set of feet with the proper thread pattern.
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I measured the base of the chair. I just wanted the base not to be wider than the chair its self. Hope this helps.
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it is 6 inches between legs should fit with 1 inch on either side i hope that helps
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I don't know about casters sizes..........the legs at the bottom are about 2 inch square.....so you could go to where they sell the casters (Home Depot, etc.) show them a picture and tell them the size of the legs (thelegs taper down from 3" at the top to 2" at the bottom),