As promised in Monday's How To on making your space more flexible, here are our top ten caster choices.
• Wood Wheels Swiveling Caster
• Large Brass Caster with Hardwood Wheel
• Solid Skate Wheel in Yellow
• Pneumatic Swivel Caster
• Designer Wooden Caster with Beech Finish
• Solid Brass Caster with Porclain Wheel
• Profile Caster in Grey and Apple Green
• Designer Aluminum Caster
• Blue Swiveling Casters w/Plate Mount
• Translucent Skate Wheel in Neon Green
Remember, casters come in many flavors: with wheels of rubber, metal, wood or plastic; ball or wheel mechanisms; hardware that's hooded, that swivels, or is rigid; and with brakes or without.
The goal of using casters at home is to make your furniture moveable, so think about your specific needs before you make a purchase. Where will you attach them, and what load capacity do you need? (Most models indicate bearable load.)
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Man! I wish I had something like this a few weeks ago. I bought some wheels at the local hardward shop. They seem to spin around fine until they are in touch with the actual floor. Now I have to drag my my table around with the annoying wheels scraping the hardwood. I will have to replace when I have time. Thanks for the tips!
Try using polyurethane wheels instead of any soft plastics wheels. Bought a set for my office chair as recently installed new oak floor on my study room. Have look around local hardward store but couldn't find one. Finally found one in Amazon with very good review. Made by Rolland, model: RL50P. Been roll around without any scratches on my new floor. Later found the same product from another store for couple $buck cheaper. Anyway still a good investment.
Very nice! I have been looking for a good source to get a nice looking caster for a while. Thanks!