Will these work on flat bottom items that have no legs, such as dressers?
499019
Yes. I keep them under heavy furniture with flat/no legs and they work great.
1499420
Yes. We use them on hard wood floors as well as tile floors in the utility room. The weight of the items will usually stop all movement and I mean all movement.
1156168
I would think they will not work in that type situation. Must be able to slide on smooth surface.
207150
They may if you build a holder for them out of angle iron, otherwise I am not sure and you have not stated whether you have a flat bed or a conventional one. One good thing about these is they cut to length really easy by clamping to a board and using a piece of strap iron for a guiding edge and a sharp utility knife.
1106554
No they will not . The bottom of each chair leg has a convex (rounded outward) plastic shield that's about an eighth of an inch thick... maybe a little thicker.
2117794
Yes. The bottom is flat and the doors won't hit the dresser, but it would be better on the wall.
14974
Not sure if that would work but I did use velcro to attach them to some small tables I like to move around alot. I got tired of putting them back under each leg. Maybe that would work with bar stools.
1293450
I do not think that would work.They are not hollow that I can tell but the size would also not work because the length of the legs they are not very expensive so if you want to give it a try I would go for it. They are sturdy but the hard plastic would probably split
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.
1571539
they would have to be attached to the side walls.bottom is a "false" bottom and very thin removable wood. wouldn't trust it too hold weight very far above ground
442760
I don't recommend using these wheels on such small legs. While the width may handle the 1" square at the bottom of your table's legs if you use the wheels in a U-shape configuration, the length of the wheels is too long (2") and might make the table unstable.
2059950
There is a set of casters listed online that look like they would work...not sure. I use mine flat on the floor. Enter honey-can-do and scroll until you see the casters. They are designed to work with their shelving systems and this is about the same size leg.
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It might. I did toy with that idea but I opted to use them to make sure it looked finished. You might need a cap of some kind at the end to make sure it's slides smoothly and doesn't scratch the floor if you try it without the casters. (I didn't look to closely at the foot ends before I put the casters on so I can't remember how smooth the bottom was.)
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Connie I believe they would work. The standard sink height is 30" to the top of a china sink and and the bottom is typically 26~27 from the floor. When I used these legs I had to saw 5" from each of the tubes to install them. The tubes are pretty heavy duty but A sharp hack saw or a sawzall works fine to cut the tubes if you wrap the tubes in foam or a shop rag and restrain it in a vice. Steve
140852
I guess it would work, but because of the weight of your bed, I'd use one every few feet (not just in the corners). They are flat on top, with a cut out to put the legs.
871980
I would say you probably could ...but they would need to be quite small. The legs are only 3/4 an inch wide on bottom.
1968393
I don't think they will work...I put them on my sofa legs so it wouldn't move when you leaned against it and the came off. so I don't think they woul dwork on your bar stools.