Do the casters rotate?
946045
My advise, This is really weak product and useless, I bought it and it broke very fast it could hold only max 1 year old babe!!!!
946046
Yes they do. You need to purchase stops for the bottom as it rolls quite easily.
1831604
Yes. They have flexion and extension and a smaller degree of internal & external rotation.
1510376
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.
1541949
I'm sorry but I never had to, they were perfect out of the box for our waiting room. Going on 3 years now and they are still going strong. Hope that helps but we never added casters.
1641855
Yes. It looks like there are four screws on each caster, that can be taken off, but they came pre-installed.
1283255
Not exactly sure your question, but they have a tab or two or three (I don't remember) which makes them only fit one way... so they don't rotate or move. They were not as impressive overall as I thought they might be... but they are definitely better... I would buy them again.
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.
368118
Yes. You can tilt them so that they look like a "V" from above. I would not say they "spin," however. Minor adjustments are possible without much effort, but, if you want to move them around a lot...and in different configurations....that takes more work.
1899639
Mine do. Mine have round swivel bases though. Very nice quality set. We are very happy with them and the service provided by the seller.
1367956
The casters do lock and the width is adjustable. It's a great little device.
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!
432169
No, the casters do not lock. If you are using a rug under the bed, it is pretty stable. There is no lock to secure it when it is in the raised position, but there is a release bar that you have to press while you push down in order to lower the bed, so it is secure when it is in the raised position
1219732
Hi Duane....The answer to that, is No. The legs lock into place, but there are no casters for the feet. There is, however, roller under the frame, so when the unit is folded up, the roller allows it to be moved easily...hope this helps...Wayne
1961284
You might need to contact john boos to find out. When I look at it, I don't think casters will work.
960577
The casters are screwed on to the bottom of the Unit. They only raise the unit about an inch off the floor.
1914018
Yes! They do rotate! I'm not sure how I missed this when I answered you the first time but ours are installed one vertical and one horizontal with the flanges vertical on both. If you would like me to, I can upload a photo or two. Additionally, our contractor planned for them and reinforced the area in the wall where they were installed. We didn't install them to an existing bathroom but rather a bathroom we added. Take care! ~Nikki
2253040
These casters have a simple steel shaft as an axle, with no bearings or bushings, just the hard rubber wheel. Any sustainded high speed spinning or heav load would arguably create enough heat to ruin the wheels. They are great little castors for their intended use.