Do the wheels lock. I need a swivel, armless chair for my sewing table, but want the wheels to lock, so when I press on the foot pedal I'm not sliding
2023337
No the wheels do not lock. I have found that the chair doesn't move much on carpet (if that's what you have) when seated.
2023338
No, the wheels do not lock :) However, there is very little padding in the seat (I am sitting on it right now). So the first thing you might want to make is a cushion :)
1769143
Taylor - I was traveling for a few days this week, sorry for the delayed response. The wheels do not lock. I believe the slot and pin for the wheels is a standard size, so it would be pretty easy to pick up some wheels from a hardware store. I can't confirm this, this is just an assumption. I've been happy with the chairs so far. Hope that helps.
435400
Yes, they do, with the easy flip of the lever with your toe. Two wheels lock, two do not, allowing the table to pivot and make small adjustments, without the table rolling away.
2053614
Two wheels lock tightly enough to prevent unnecessary movement, but if you push it hard enough, it will slip just like a table without wheels. Ya' gotta use a little common sense. If you unlock the wheels, it rolls nicely as long as you steer it where you want it to go. That's good for parking the table out of the way when you don't need it, but not for rolling with food on it. It's not a serving cart.
1598464
No, they do not. The table is sturdy and user-friendly - it's heavy; so, work with caution. I caught my fingers while closing it one time. It got my attention, but it didn't break skin. I have been very happy with this purchase. With its weight, it doesn't really need a locking mechanism.
1769145
Unfortunately I don't think locking mechanism exists for the wheels for this chair. But these wheels are just inserted in the legs of the chair. So if you have something else that fits in the legs instead of these wheels, you should be able to use that.
15540
It has a locking device on each wheel. Mine didn't need to be used, but I was very impressed with the quality for the money and it's light and comfortable and moves easily. I hope it works for you.
2250364
Sorry so late in responding. The hand brakes do not lock, they are like handle bar brakes on a bicycle. However, the wheel brakes can be locked so you can go to the front and assist. I do this all the time with my mother. I absolutely love this wheelchair, we get asked all the time where we got it. Hope this helps.
1899853
I believe they are removable they just snapped into place. They do have locks on the wheels if that helps. Just don't put the casters on when you put it together. Hope this helps. I use mine for crafts and beading supplies. Love them (2).
1167982
The wheels do have locks. But, this is a very basic unit and the wheels, not being a very high quality, do not really move of their own accord at all. It stays put on its own. I have never used the locks, nor have I tried to remove them so I can't answer that. But I think they just slipped in so maybe they can be. You can always just not install them.
1392000
No, they do not lock. But I do love my chair. I use it in my garage around my motorcycle lift.
633582
It locks in the reclined position but you can still swivel with it, just not glide. You can push the foot rest back in with your legs when you want to get up like most recliners. You don't need to use the lever. It works like a normal recliner but you can swivel.
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.
1245587
No, there are no locking wheels, but there is ajustable seating up and down, not wheels though.
118773
Legs don't lock but they absolutely do not wobble (sturdy) *and come out at an angle*. Accidents only if you are trying to get up and lift the table up and at an angle but that's with any table.
1562497
No the wheels don't lock, but I have not found it to be a problem. I think it is a great stool!
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Hi ! the front wheels lock - but truthfully they almost don't need to - the wood frame has good weight and the top stainless steel is pretty heavy - I've been using it for 3 months now and I haven't locked them because it really doesn't move - it's that solid - granted, I'm a 5'-6" girl but I'm a construction worker and I have to push it harder then I thought to move it - I love this piece - the wheels are good quality, heavy duty and even the slats on the shelves are solid wood NOT wood grain like a lot of pieces I've actually bought - great investment