What are the dimensions (base, steam) of rolling casters? I would like to replace them with stationary glides, would they fit?
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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!
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Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the... » Read More Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. « Show Less
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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
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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.
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don't know. Measure the old caster stem and compare it to one of the reviews that gives dimensions. That is what I did and it fit perfectly. I am using if for a desk executive chair.
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1", 3/4" and 5/8" at the wide part. They won't stay on my rollers so good luck. They are cheap so it is just a gamble.
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They fit most standard bed frames. Check the diameter of your current frame's stems to be sure before ordering; the diameter for these glides are (Approx.) 3/8" Stem Top Diameter.
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Measure them and do a search on Amazon or ebay for "steel balls". I got a big lot of them for a rolling ball sculpture for just a few dollars.
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I just measured mine - the base itself is 18" across; when a caster is rotated outwards, it sticks out 1" from the base, so you can figure out the width from that. (There wouldn't be a time when casters on opposite sides would both stick out.) Hope this helps. Mine is still in good shape after one year; I just wish it was a few inches taller.
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Juan, Off hand I can't tell you. I can tell you that the casters "wheels" on my Weber are larger than what was shipped. So, you might ask yourself...the dummy ordered the wrong parts. That's what I thought until I re-read what Caster/Insert information and it listed my model as one of the models the caster inserts would fit. Where are we today? Since Weber has told me through one of their customer service reps, " We have the casters you want but we no longer carry the inserts for the legs of the grill." I told him the casters won't do anybody any good if they have a broken insert that the casters push into. That was kind of a Daaaaa moment for him. Necessity is the mother of invention... I have made my own set of inserts out of wood, and purchase a set have rolling casters from Home Depot. Works better than the original and a damn side cheaper than having to purchase a brand new grill. Just finished two very nice salmon fillets.. :-) Cheers, Scott Davis
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The legs have screw-in feet with 1/4-inch screw diameters. There are holes in the bottom center of the legs to accommodate these screws. If you can find casters with the same size shanks, you could replace the feet with the casters.
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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.
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Approximately to 1 1/4 inches by 3/4 inches - not sure about casters working on angle - your decision
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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.
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The Home Depot website has all the dimensionshttp://www.homedepot.com/p/Suncast-Glidetop-6-ft-8-in-x-4-ft-10-in-Resin-Storage-Shed-BMS4900/203065758#.UnXejRBc81I
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Using a digital caliper, I measured 4 installed casters, getting readings between 3.95 and 4.01". I would assume that the design dimension is 4" nominal. This is measured from the floor to the top of the mounting plate.
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Yes. The size I have has plastic casters about 1" wide. I've had these since last spring. So far, almost no signs of wear.