Do the casters lock?
2043711
not the one I have - I wouldn't have wanted them to lock which would reduce the chair's utility.
996144
Yes. The size I have has plastic casters about 1" wide. I've had these since last spring. So far, almost no signs of wear.
200296
Yes, I believe they do, But be careful not to force them closed since I broke ours. My husband put ours together . So I wasn't totally aware of how to work it.
950207
Unless the wheels can be locked it's unlikely. Even then the furniture/wheels would possibly shift or move within the casters thus defeating the purpose of the casters keeping the furniture in place. If it's possible the best approach would be to remove the wheels. Hope this is helpful.
21880
No. They do not lock. I used them for drawers in my ARE cap on my work truck. They work great for that.
1212810
No, there is not a lock but the chair is quite heavy and requires some amount of force to swivel. You cannot sit and swirl around freely. The chairs are very substantial and sturdy.
2100991
No they do not lock, we have never had a problem with the chair moving around. It would take some effort from a child to do so.
1598462
No, they do not lock. However, I've not experienced slippage or collapse. As best as I can describe it, the legs "scissors." One end of the "scissors" is attached securely to the bottom of the shelf. The other side of the "scissors" is ~1" [finished] dowel rod. This dowel rod slides left--&gt;right (or maybe right--&gt;left depending on your perspective). There are two 1"x2" blocks attached to the underside of the table, and then attached to the two blocks is a strip/slat made of what appears to be standard military/industrial grade Aluminum (~97% Al with some magnesium and chromium for tensile strength). This strip/slat about 1/2" in width by 1/8" in thickness. The dowel rod for the "scissors" travels from block-to-block secured by the metal slat. It is possible to pick up the table and move ir, while simultaneously having your fingers on the dowel to ensure that the legs do not collapse while moving, or when you rest the table again on the floor (or other hard surface). I've never had a problem with it.
1123195
Not that I have found. I bought these units to replace similar units with a 'master' lock on them. These were a little less expensive but, I liked that the locks were made of 'brass'. They held up a little better in salt water than the Master Locks they replaced. However, a shot of oil from time to time will keep them working. Have a good day.
1347658
No they don't lock but they have those little nibs on the bottom to prevent slipping and neither my husband nor I have had any problem with them slipping.
804219
The one I received did have casters. I do remember having the same question. I think I did finally find something some were in the description to indicate that but I may have just trusted the picture.
126128
The description reads, "locking casters". We travel full time with a 5th wheel trailer and with "casters" locked, neither the drawers or the unit itself has moved! To answer the question, no, you can not lock the drawers!
1367956
The casters do lock and the width is adjustable. It's a great little device.
1432843
If you are asking if they lock to prevent them from rolling, no they don't.If you are asking if they lock to prevent them from steering, yes they do, they have a gray lock in each wheel that you can turn and lock the wheels. I hope it helps.
223464
The casters lock so you can use and it is stable or you can unlock casters and move table.
1641855
Yes. It looks like there are four screws on each caster, that can be taken off, but they came pre-installed.
610632
Yes they lock in place. They do not slide unless you release them. They do not require tension from a load to stay in place.