What is the weight capacity for these casters? I have 100-lb dogs; will six casters be enough to support such weight?
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I'm not sure what the capacity is, but I have a full grown male shepherd in there and it's fine for him. I must let you all know however, the screws on the wheels are very short, so if the dog is active in the crate, you will constantly be picking up screws and putting them back in.
308803
I have a 48" long crate that has six wheels on it, but only six Dachshund sleep in the crate. I would put eight wheels on the crate just for safety sake.
308804
They will hold just depends on your cage. Its a lot of weight to put on the metal. So as long as you don't have a huge cage you should not have a issue.
308805
I think so, but my largest dog is only 65lbs. The wheels are pretty sturdy though, like something you would find on one of those old TV stands. They even held up fine when I used the crate outside for several weeks (in a carport) for some feral kittens I relocated from an elementary school to my front yard/street. It made it so nice & easy to move the crate around!
1372822
The answer is no. The most they will handle is 100lbs. Above 100lbs all bets are off! I returned my pair for a refund. They bent after the first use. I was very disappointed.
1440783
Chair is really light and solid. Not sure why you would want to add casters.
2021579
The casters would have to be very heavy duty because this is a solid piece of furniture. I don't think I would.
2143231
Very good quality. Happy with purchase. I think they can hold between 200 to 450 lbs. Hope this helps.
858686
Well assuming you would be using 4 of them, I would say no. Since water weighs about 8lbs per gallon that would be about 600lbs. These casters are rated at 100lbs per caster. If your stand has 6 legs then they might work but would be borderline.
589820
I cannot help you with your question, perhaps it is best that you should ask the person or company that is actually selling these via amazon. As a purchaser of this item I can tell you that they work well and are capable of handling up to about 6.5 lbs of equally distributed weight.
545353
Yes, it is sturdy enough to hold a much larger dog. I have a Schnauzer that weighs 25 lbs and there is way more space than is needed. The table would easily hold 100 Lbs.
200117
I asked my husband just to be sure and we agree you could add casters. But a rough measure reads 7/8ths of an inch. a little smaller would fit if you can find the size. Hope that helped.
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A lot. The legs are aluminum based. A pair should hold 300-400 lbs., no problem.
2227049
1x2" for the front, 1x3" for the back. Might be a bit too narrow to support casters. I'd suggest using adhesive sliders though. That worked perfectly for me.
1111284
I have to qualify my last answer. I replaced the rolling casters with gliders, so yours will be higher. Sorry, I forgot about that.
1622680
Hi,The manufacturer has not provided a recommended weight limit for this product. The trundle rolls out on casters, but does not pop up.Regards,Kristin BabekPresidentMomsBunkHouse
1057035
Weight capacity on casters is total of 900 pounds or 150 pounds per shelf. LOVE this unit!
297144
You should be fine with the dogs. It's a light material but very strong. My dogs do the same thing and weight around 100lbs . Hope this helped.
1015327
I know that they hold 250 lbs. they are pretty sturdy but I am not sure how much more than that they will hold.
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Hi Catherine. They're casters. This is well made item. I have three and will probably buy more.