Looking at the picture, there appear to be no casters or rollers, so it does not roll? Is that good or bad?
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It sort of rolls, just backwards and forwards. It's an extremely simplistic design. Definitely no standard casters and rollers that you see on a traditional office chair. That's the least of the problems with this item, though. The foam padding is poor and ends up hurting your tailbone after about a month. If you know someone who can re-upholster the seat and knee pad, it's an okay chair. Very easy to assemble. TERRIBLE to sit on after a month.
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Those are actually wheels, but they don't roll particularly well and do not swivel, so they act more like skids. I haven't found this to be a problem, but if you're looking for a chair that you can glide around on, this is not it.
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Mike, it does roll, but only directly forward or backward. The endcaps serve as rollers. It works fine for me. It's been a good chair for me, though my lower back gets fatigued after a few hours, so I swap out occasionally to my Herman Miller-type office chair for back support. I hope this helps answer your question.
2040723
Correct. It does not roll, but I honestly prefer it to chairs with wheels. It slides forward/backward very easily on carpet because of the rounded caps on the bar. Side to side is not as easy.
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I just started using it so I have not gotten down there yet. but it is very base heavy and sturdy. I think it will not spin the roll, but you may have to be gentle when pulling a sheet.
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I bought this for my teen-aged grandson for Christmas ... he needed something to hold his TV and all the gaming stuff that goes with it. He got it for Christmas 2013, so he has had it for over a year. I have not heard of any issues with the casters.
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The stud on these casters are just threaded bolts. If you can fit them through anything and get a nut on it, it'll roll. Great heavy duty casters too. Btw you will have to procure those nuts elseware.
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It has three wheels. Two in the back of the unit, and a caster (swivel) in the front near the hose attachment. It rolls quite well on all surfaces.
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It is, actually. I bought it. But beware, the wheels don't really grip well and the board will keep rolling no matter the surface unless it's on the carpet. If you still want to get this, I suggest buying a quality set of wheels along with it and have someone change them for you if you cannot. If you decide not to get this, there are many other better ones to choose from. :) I hope this helps.
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No it can roll but I like to keep mine flat so it doesn't curl on the ends.
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Yes, the casters do move but not so easily when sitting on it which is good to avoid sliding.......moveable but stable and feels safe.
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I have tile floors, so I decided to wait. It slides easily enough without casters. But if you choose to have then, look on the Powell kitchen website and they sell them separately.
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It is extremely easy to roll. There is no "handle" to pull it. It glides in the direction you want it to go.
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From my own unit it doesn't look like it would properly support rollers/casters for the frame. The frame itself is fairly light weight to be moved when needed. Having rollers/casters on the frame would probably make it more likely to move when you don't want it to even when locked in place. If the company makes rollers/casters for this frame specifically I have not yet seen them available. I haven't found it difficult to move the bed itself when needed though, which is rare as there is already a fair bit of space below to vacuum under the bed without moving the frame.
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It does not have rollers. Each metal leg has what looks like a plastic flat piece attached to the end. It can be slid around on those. We have a tile floor but it is rough textured, and it moves over that surface okay. But your result may vary depending on what kind of tile you have.
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Yes, it comes with casters (rollers) as shown. Two of them will lock and they are made of plastic.
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Most likey not. The foam material is pretty thick. It doesn't lend itself to rolling.
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it does roll on flat surfaces. The wheel on the bottom does that, while the other two of the "triangle of wheels" stay up in the air. They rotate, when going upstairs. We're pleased with ours. Be sure you snap the wheels in really well, they sometimes may fall out, so don't carry a child or pet or fragile stuff on the top. I have thought about putting some super glue in the snapon part, first, but haven't tried it yet. This has not been a big problem, though, I am so glad to have one, wish I'd done this2 years ago...
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Not designed for casters; no casters were included. You might be able to rig something on it personally to make casters work. Joey
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It does not come with casters. You are supposed to be able to buy them separately.