Are these good for bed frames that have rollers (wheels). or will they crack? what are the alternatives.
1180958
they are pretty durable, but will get bent when wheels roll over them. They're pretty large & get stepped on frequently. They slide on wood floors VERY easily & won't work if you put any 'skid-free' products under them. Good luck
1180959
We put small flat wooden blocks under ours and they did not crack - we have carpeting. However, we also had to cut the wheels + a little more off of our bed frame, because the bed was too tall for me. It was either cut off the wheels + a little or get a ladder to for me to get in bed - we opted for the cut offs. :)
1180960
Im not sure,but some of my climbups cracked.It might have because my bedframe is heavier and I have plush carpet.But the climbups are quite light weight plastic,not very sturdy.Should have been made thicker.I used some plastic bowls.I hope that helps!
1180961
They will probably crack. Mine cracked with just a narrow base. I went to Home Depot and got the small plant potter bases that are round. I put them in the center to distribute the weight and that seems to work. Might work with rollers too. Another reviewer said to tape wood or a book under the climb up to support it. Other alternatives are glue traps or glass jaws but neither work as well.
1180962
They're pretty reliable for bed frames with wheels, but you're right to be worried, any excessive weight could crack the dishes and make them virtually useless. My bed has wheels and we placed kitchen tiles beneath the dishes, just to be safe. We recently cracked the tiles, though (it has been over 4 months of two 150-lb adults in a queen-size bed) and plan to upgrade to wood tiles beneath the dishes.
22450
These rollers are designed to replace worn out originals and are likely higher quality (sealed ball bearing). Door weight varies tremendously depending on material and construction, but if they match what you have now, you should have no problems.
292771
I actually suggest doing that. We have had this bed for 5 years. After about 2 years the supports that came with it snapped. They were thin and I worried about them breaking to begin with . I wish we had added our own 2X4's from the get go.
1587744
depends on how it is fastened. I use them for records so they are on the ground. The back (all sides) are fiberboard and can crumble but if you drill a hole and have the right fastener it could work. Mine haven't warped as some folks have reported.
1360213
You can reuse the beatings on the old wheels of you like bit the bearings that come with these wheels are fine. They are fast but not too fast. My 12 yr old enjoys his rip more now. The wheels are great.
1651675
Remember these are plastic so I feel that's the purpose for the rollers, these are very large. They do make ones for circular beds as well. As long as your bed frame is solid on the bottom. It will fit a large frame.
2229327
Yes, i believe that woukd work, it cones with really strong adhesive tape. The only issue i see is that these are wheels that only roll forward and back, these are not casters that let you roll anywhere. It might be a hassle. These arent for ultra heavy weights. Id take some extra duct tape with, just in case its needed.
1478368
I used them for a twin bed without any center legs. The round ones might be better. You need to know the diameter of the frame legs. It is also difficult to move the bed once the risers are in place.
1053912
I used them on laminate floors which are very slick. These are very good for preventing movement on any surface. Therefore unlikely to cause any scratches on any floor. They are nearly one half inch in thickness and very robust. A very heavy weight will compress them some what, but I believe it would be impossible to compress them so much as to ding any floor. Certainly they would be much better than the bed alone. I cut one of them hem in quarters to put under the legs of an easy chair.
1318858
Yes as they are only the one's that you plug in to the bottom frame. Hope this helps. Our daughter has had the bed without using the casters/wheels for over a year without any problems. I think they come with plugs to protect the floor, if not I am pretty sure you can find something similar and cheap to plug into them for non movement protection. Hope this helps.
129657
If you are going to roll the bed I don't think these would work. They have a raised ridge around the edge.
93384
No, I can't. Sounds like a great idea! BTW, these trundles and underbed drawers are very well constucted. Have had them several years and no problems at all. Smooth rolling.
103362
Hey Darlene! I'll be glad to answer. The strips are slightly rough which in itself discourages movement. I use them on a silicon mat which helps keep them in place as well. I would also recommend a long rolling pin, it really helps when working with these. Also, consider getting 2 sets as that way you can make a box shape that allows you to roll in both directions rather than just one. Hope this helps
1438668
They seem sturdy from what I can tell. I'd still recommend not stepping on them or putting pressure on them, as it is somewhat flat and "disc" shaped, so it could potentially break pretty easy in that regard.
2261397
They are pretty flemsy. You have to be careful fastening them but I sleep in mine & have been able to keep them in. I secure the roller to my head with a bobby pin.
1484216
They are very sturdy. Just don't tighten the screw too tight as the plastic ends will crack. That is only for cosmetics, but it's still cracked. It doesn't affect the sturdiness. I would recommend them.
1718392
I used these for replacement wheels on a TravelPro suitcase. They worked so they must have bearings. The photo shows bearings and the listing says "BLUE 76mm 78A Inline Skate Wheels 8-Pack WITH BEARINGS" so if yours don't come with bearings you should be able to return them for a full refund. They are inexpensive. Good luck!