Can you tell me the stem diameter of the casters. I want to replace the ones on this chair with some designed for hardwood floors.
1155940
I am not sure what you mean by stem. Sorry. I will say we really enjoy the chairs and they are comfortable.
1155941
I looked at one of the casters, but when I tried to pull it out, both the caster and the socket came out of the chair. My best guess is that it's a 5/16" diameter by 1 -1/2" long stem.
394951
i bought these back in august i believe the caster base was 3.2 long 2'' wide and from bottom of wheel to top of caster oal was 1.5'' hope this helps
609687
Probably will be fine as long as your caster receptor can receive a 7/16" x 7/8" grip ring stem. I only needed one caster to replace a broken one for a chair, so now I have four more. This was a good deal for me.
1443086
The description is flat out wrong...these are plate casters, not stem casters. The overall height is way off, too. I submitted a correction, but Amazon ignored it. Apparently any such correction must be verifiable from a website, because their people don't have access to the actual products. Obviously the only website with these Asian-made casters is this one...Amazon is their marketing channel...and they got the original description wrong. My information source was measurements of actual casters, but Amazon's system doesn't accept that.
711014
Yes. I got these: http://www.amazon.com/Polyurethane-Office-Caster-Wheels-Hardwood/dp/B004FOK6NS/ref=pd_ys_sf_s_rp_a1_4_p?ie=UTF8&refRID=0T002WQCKGYP6P7WZW8Y
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I am pretty sure these are designed to replace standard castors from office chairs. You are better off checking with the wheel and/or chair manufacturer(s) regarding your specific application. Whether or not they can be returned is dependent on the vendor from which you purchase the castors. I know Amazon has a customer-friendly return policy.
1980723
The main concern here is with the thread sizes: of the hole in the bottom of your shelf posts (where you screw the casters in), and the threaded shaft on the casters. Obviously, both have to be the same! Other good news: sizing is wonderfully standardized with these systems so manufacturer-matching is not necessary. Short answer: If your post legs have those standard solid rubber feet that screw in to the bottoms of the legs, these casters can replace them and will fit (screw in) perfectly. And you'll LOVE the mobility!
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To add Hard Floor Casters, please see ASIN: B009LY0F9W You can select the size chair and the caster options. http://www.amazon.com/Herman-Miller-Adjustable-PostureFit-Standard/dp/B009LY0F9W/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1393542342 Thank you BACKSTORE
497878
The 10mm caster did fit. Unfortunately, I can not find my invoice for the name of my chair. I'm sure it is not the Allak - nor the Hajedby chair.
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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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My unit height is 34-1/4 inches with casters, not 34-1/2. My casters are plainly seated as far as they'll go. Without casters, it's only 31-3/4.
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k stems are thinner, and are more rare. 3/8 inch which is 6/16 vs. b stem which is 7/16 diameter. most likely your chair is a b stem, but I have a chair that uses a k stem
1682923
The casters i got were hard plastic wheels with two rolling surfaces per caster. I'm sure they would roll perfectly on hardwood but they may eventually mark the wood.
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The unit came with plastic plugs installed the bottom of the legs, so I don't know what the inside diameter of the tubes are. Something this tall heavy and narrow I would be hesitant to install casters anyway.Good luckGood luck
1211587
As indicated by the other responses, the issue is the size of the hole in the bed frame to accept the stem of the caster. Mine was larger than the 3/8, so I had to use the adapter which was included. It then required a little coaxing with a rubber mallet, but I got them installed. The bed frame now sits about 7 inches off the floor. Works fine!
1150855
The casters are not soft rubber. The stem length appears to be about 1 to 1.25 inches.
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Although my chair is on carpet, I'd say the casters would work well on wood floors. There are two wheels about 1/4' wide, spaced about an inch apart. When I just felt the surface, there are tiny "pimples" on the wheels which I'd assume are to make it less slippery on surfaces such as wood. But I can't say too much about the chair itself - it's the most comfortable thing I've ever sat in because there are 5 or 6 different adjustments. For the price, and after reading the other comments before I bought it, you just can't go wrong.