What size are the casters and could you put larger ones on the cart?
2038394
Casters are 2 inch wheels. They're mounted on a post much like the casters that you plug into a bed frame. The one's it comes with seem OK to me. Very nice little cart. Good luck
2038395
sorry, I did not buy this one. I ended up having a carpenter install a shelf for my microwave. It was cheaper.
2038396
I don't know if you can put bigger casters on. I have no need for them. I have a larger microwave on top, large electric cooker and a blender on second shelf, and a large crock pot and a very heavy glass pickle jar on bottom. The casters are 2".
2038397
They're about 2 inches in diameter and about 3/4 of an inch wide. They roll quite easily and have a locking mechanism. They screw in to the bottom of the legs, so I don't if they could be exchanged for something else. This is a very nice cart.
410132
You have to measure the stem diameter of the current caster. I did that and fit perfectly. I had 3 destroyed by movers.
1801975
Yes you could if you can't bolt it. It's just a pain if you ever need to remove them. Also making sure the cart is made of steel.Good luck.
435765
The wheels are 3 inches in diameter, 3/4 inches wide and the overall height of the wheel assembly (from the top of the caster plate to the bottom of the wheel) is 3 5/8 inches.
1862487
Yes, you can go to the sevilleclassics.com website and look under the "parts" tab for this shelving unit. There you will find the rubber type wheels (2 are locking casters, which is super nice!) for around $10.
641560
Yes! They are huge.The inner space is an oval 5x5", about 4x4 square dead center. My frame is on caster's and there's plenty of room to spare!
630274
They may fit in the caster, however, my experience was that my bed kept rolling out of them. I found them worthless.
1680570
With the casters you'd need 3 1/4 inches of clearance. Without the casters you'd need 1 1/4 inches.
2266017
Hello! I had this piece for a short while (had to return it as the size wasn't right for me) so I can't say for sure if casters would work, especially given the size and "curve" of the legs at the bottom. However I can say the piece is very sturdy, so that could help!
744539
The cart is 12 1/2 inches across the front, 15 inches on the side and it would be about 2 inches shorter without the casters. Also, the top is slightly larger at 13 1/4 by 15 1/4. Hope this helps.
1042109
The large casters have an inside dimension of 3-1/8". Adams Mfg. also makes small casters and they have an inside dimension of 2-1/8". Hope this helps.
383132
Try this listing as you can select the Size and Casters.. http://www.amazon.com/Herman-Miller-Adjustable-Support-Casters/dp/B007UIACTO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1411590949 BACKSTORE
850393
Hi; Sorry, I don't sell these casters. I picked this chair from amazon without casters because as a machine knitter, I wanted it stable instead of having it roll away as I'm working
480604
The base of each area where the rolling casters are inserted are nearly flush/flat (tiny smooth round metal hole where caster inserts protrudes only ever so slightly), so glides may work well depending on how they are constructed. The diameter of this part, where you would attach a stationary glide instead, is 1.5" in diameter. You would need five glides. Note, the casters themselves add 2" to the height of the chair, so you may want to factor that in to ensure the chair will be high enough for you at highest setting. Hope that helps!
522377
There are only 2 casters. You will have to buy 2 packages if you want 4. I have found that they won't stay on the 18x24 crate.
2052682
Hi Kassy,By my measurements the assembly joints are 10 1/2 inches (these are the widest part of the unit). The casters must be made to go in a straight direction or they will add more space.
781840
The hub is 1" maximum and these are strictly decorative, if you are using 4 of them for the cart they may support a couple hundred pounds but only if the cart stays stationary most of the time. If you plan to wheel it around much I would say look for something with more of a steel hub.