The castor wheels, are not the swivel type, are they?
1060909
No, they do not swivel, making the cart difficult to steer. It is also quite heavy. Realizing all this before buying, I would not have done so.
1060910
No swiveling I'm afraid. I've only used a few times. Seems like a decent product.
1060911
No, the wheels do not swivel although the cart is easy to maneuver so I don't know if that would matter to you.
725077
Yes, they are just caster wheels... U don't necessarily have to have them on there. They have a locking mechanism so the cage doesn't roll around.
800668
I am pretty sure these are designed to replace standard castors from office chairs. You are better off checking with the wheel and/or chair manufacturer(s) regarding your specific application. Whether or not they can be returned is dependent on the vendor from which you purchase the castors. I know Amazon has a customer-friendly return policy.
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.
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.
1506683
I'm not finding any of wheels by Whitmor but there are lots of others. At first glance, I think many of them would work. You would need to check the size of the bolt or just give it a go. These look very close without checking. http://www.amazon.com/Honey-Can-Do-SHF-01939-4-Inch-Casters-Shelving/dp/B004ZVIA4I/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1404592941&sr=1-1&keywords=shelving+wheels
1827399
They do not have axels. They mount with quick release skewers, which are included.
294882
Wheels...they are "castor" wheels... Definitely roll AND you can lock them so they won't roll...
1541678
The front wheels do not swivel. I believe this is a safety feature and for what I've seen of it's use, it is a good thing they don't.
1830084
Yes they were, I love this shelf!!! Would not have purchased it if it had no wheels!
1831214
Yes. They are on a sort of extension with a pin that locks into the holes. You use this to adjust the height. You can also take them off completely and switch sides so the wheels are on the inside.
2076429
No. The rear wheels are attached via their axle to the fixed tubular frame. They rotate on their axles, but they do not swivel. If the rear wheels were to swivel, there would be safety and stability issues. The FRONT wheels do swivel to point in the direction of a turn.
539208
Yep! They swivel! Solid, well made trundle. I put it together myself in less than an hour.
2103035
The wheels are like office chair wheels. We are using ours as vanity stool on tile and works great. The wheels swivel BTW.
1228909
All four wheels swivel. Two of them have locks to prevent turning. They are metal wheels but have a thin strip of rubber to protect the floor. Very nice.
1135407
Here are the castors we purchased for ours - come in set of 5 for $20.99 and we are very happy with them. http://www.rockler.com/slipstick-rubber-caster-wheels-pack-of-5
1219733
There are no castors for any of the three legs. Even with locking wheels, I would be reluctant to use them, as I think it'd compromise the unit's stability and safety. It's not that heavy to prevent you from carrying it a short distance or too much effort to collapse it and properly use the built in roller on the body.