Need small casters to put in the bottom of louvered doors. Width of about 1" will these work?
1666294
The base of the caster is 1.25 inches. So would be problematic. I would not recommend. I have not seen smaller casters than these. You might want to look for the casters with the U shaped base where screws go in from the sides. Or you may want to consider using the casters with posts which would require you drill holes for the posts. I had a similar problem with a dresser I wanted to put holes on. I cut a thick board that would fit the underside of the dresser, glued it on, and then attached my casters to that board. Solves the width problem, provides more stability, and does not risk splitting the sides of your dresser which you always risk with anything that requires vertical screws or posts. Pressed board most are made of are especially susceptable.
381024
These should be perfect to prevent a piano from moving around if it has casters on the legs. The caster wheels have to be no longer than 2-1/4".
1165755
The bolts worked fine for me, but they are holding up light swinging doors that go to a small pattio. I would call them heavy duty but each application is going to be different. the bolts are less than 1/2 inch. The nice thing about them is they come with a grease fitting on the bottom.
1622340
It worked on my modern hollow core door. They will probably work on yours, not 100% sure though.
2282978
Yes, this will work on a door 1 3/4" it fits together telescopic so it auto adjust to door thickness. Exterior doors can be frome 1 5/8" to 2" thick. So this handle set will work on all.I have installed this set on two homes and I'm very pleased with them. I will be purchasing more.
129654
I think they may. The rubber is rather pliable therefore if the caster gets to the edge, it may just roll over. Don't get me wrong, these are great, nice and rubbery so they keep the furniture in place, but I am not sure your casters won't roll right over them.
609687
Probably will be fine as long as your caster receptor can receive a 7/16" x 7/8" grip ring stem. I only needed one caster to replace a broken one for a chair, so now I have four more. This was a good deal for me.
872595
I think they would work... you might need to adjust the shape of the curve that's going over the door louvers a bit, but a large pliers or a vise and hammer should do the trick. Good luck!
983011
Sorry, but it's difficult to measure the dimensions of an installed door bottom. I'd think the manufacturer would have that information.
945865
I did the same thing with these and I believe our closet rods were 1-1/4". They worked fine and I assume they would also work as well on 1-1/2".
120483
did not buy shelving from Amazon already had, different brand which are 1 inch diameter. I bought Honey can do casters to use on power saw stand. I imagine they would fit my shelving too. Hope this helps!
445974
Yes. I bought 3/8 inch plastic casters from our local Ace hardware store. The come 4 to a package and cost about $2.89. They fit snugly and you won't have any problems at all. I told the salesclerk what I needed them for and he knew what I needed right away.
474292
If you allow 1" smaller then the door size you are ordering you will be fine.
1502567
I can't specifically answer because mine are just the ordinary bar stools that come with a kitchen "island." But since these are designed to wrap around the seat, just under the edge, and logically the swivel mechanism would be below that, if they're the right size for the seat itself, they should work. Just a thought.
1077587
I just checked. You would need about 2" with the castors that are supplied or if you didn't put the castors on the stand you could get by with about 1 1/4".Hope that helps
1549790
I don't know. My chair legs start out about 1/2" round and then flair out in an uneven design to about an inch or even more. These floor protectors wouldn't stay on my chair legs - they were too big for the bottom of the chair legs and too small to go over the bigger part.
692167
Don't know. I suppose it depends on the fitting at the top of the caster. The four corner poles on the shelf unit have a hexagonal foot about 2 centimeters across, but since the placement of the bottom shelf is adjustable, there's plenty of room to modify the feet or poles.