ZhengXuan Metal via Amazon has
5-Pack ASHGOOB 2" Office Chair Wheels / Casters Set (Grey) for $14.99 - $3 when you apply promo code
VOJ2PHQG at checkout =
$11.99.
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About this item:- Universal Compatibility & Important Note: Features a standard 7/16" (11mm) diameter x 7/8" (22mm) long stem, designed to fit most office chairs. For a perfect fit, please measure your old chair casters before purchasing. Please note: These are not compatible with IKEA office chairs.
- Heavy-Duty Construction & High Weight Capacity: Built with a robust, heat-treated steel frame, precision 2-ball bearings, and durable polyurethane (PU) wheels. This heavy-duty design ensures a total weight capacity of up to 700 lbs (140 lbs per caster) for long-lasting performance.
- Smooth & Ultra-Quiet Rolling: The 3-inch elastic PU wheels glide effortlessly. Engineered with precise tolerances and ball bearings, these casters provide a smooth and significantly quieter rolling experience, enhancing your office or home workspace comfort.
- Safe for All Floor Types: The soft, non-marking polyurethane tread will not scratch or leave scuff marks on your floors. An ideal replacement caster wheel for hardwood, laminate, vinyl, tile, and low-pile carpet flooring, eliminating the need for a chair mat.
- Tool-Free Installation in Seconds: Enjoy a simple, plug-and-play setup. No tools are required.
Top Comments
If you look at the picture, the wheels are held on by a bolt and nut. They are not flush with the wheel and protrude about 0.5 cm from either side. They'll scuff the legs / sides of your desk, furniture, walls, etc. if you're not careful.
The corners of the metal "housing / bracket" where the wheels sit are also kinda sharp. They protrude far enough that it'll consistently strike the back of your heel when rolling forward.
On the matter of safety, it also incredibly easy to get the back your foot stuck between the gap of the housing and wheel when rolling backwards if you're not careful.
If I had to do it again, I'd go with a wheel that has a curved housing.
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If you look at the picture, the wheels are held on by a bolt and nut. They are not flush with the wheel and protrude about 0.5 cm from either side. They'll scuff the legs / sides of your desk, furniture, walls, etc. if you're not careful.
The corners of the metal "housing / bracket" where the wheels sit are also kinda sharp. They protrude far enough that it'll consistently strike the back of your heel when rolling forward.
On the matter of safety, it also incredibly easy to get the back your foot stuck between the gap of the housing and wheel when rolling backwards if you're not careful.
If I had to do it again, I'd go with a wheel that has a curved housing.
If you look at the picture, the wheels are held on by a bolt and nut. They are not flush with the wheel and protrude about 0.5 cm from either side. They'll scuff the legs / sides of your desk, furniture, walls, etc. if you're not careful.
The corners of the metal "housing / bracket" where the wheels sit are also kinda sharp. They protrude far enough that it'll consistently strike the back of your heel when rolling forward.
On the matter of safety, it also incredibly easy to get the back your foot stuck between the gap of the housing and wheel when rolling backwards if you're not careful.
If I had to do it again, I'd go with a wheel that has a curved housing.
None of the issues as described above.
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If you look at the picture, the wheels are held on by a bolt and nut. They are not flush with the wheel and protrude about 0.5 cm from either side. They'll scuff the legs / sides of your desk, furniture, walls, etc. if you're not careful.
The corners of the metal "housing / bracket" where the wheels sit are also kinda sharp. They protrude far enough that it'll consistently strike the back of your heel when rolling forward.
On the matter of safety, it also incredibly easy to get the back your foot stuck between the gap of the housing and wheel when rolling backwards if you're not careful.
If I had to do it again, I'd go with a wheel that has a curved housing.
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