Horn Cabinet needs aftermarket castors for HWood floors
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Hi all... question for you.
I need to find someplace where I can purchase 4 locking castors, and 3 non locking castors, for a heavy Horn cabinet that's sitting on a HardWood floor. The castors need to be the double wheel, rubber kind...and the large diameter size. I put HW castors on my drafting chair, and now the legs won't fit under the Horn cabinet by a small fraction. Need to replace the castors.
The store on Ebay where I purchased the chair castors, doesn't have them in locking format. The office stores around here do not have them in bulk, or the right size, plus they are cheap products. The Horn weighs at least 250lbs without anything loaded into it!
Thoughts? I've googled a bit, but since I don't have any experience with the online office supply discount places, I'm leary of placing an order until someone can give me a reference for em.
I need to find someplace where I can purchase 4 locking castors, and 3 non locking castors, for a heavy Horn cabinet that's sitting on a HardWood floor. The castors need to be the double wheel, rubber kind...and the large diameter size. I put HW castors on my drafting chair, and now the legs won't fit under the Horn cabinet by a small fraction. Need to replace the castors.
The store on Ebay where I purchased the chair castors, doesn't have them in locking format. The office stores around here do not have them in bulk, or the right size, plus they are cheap products. The Horn weighs at least 250lbs without anything loaded into it!
Thoughts? I've googled a bit, but since I don't have any experience with the online office supply discount places, I'm leary of placing an order until someone can give me a reference for em.
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Menards/Lowes/Home Depot and probably Harbor Freight have a good supply. If you have access to a business that has an account with McMaster Carr - they've got more casters in their 15lb catalog than you can shake a stick at.
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Lowes, Home Depot and Orchard Supply. Any of these should
have them in stock.
Would simple blocks put under the cabinet work? Or must you move it around? If sol, I'm sure you can find the castors someplace, if not locally then online.
have them in stock.
Would simple blocks put under the cabinet work? Or must you move it around? If sol, I'm sure you can find the castors someplace, if not locally then online.
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try Lowes, Home Depot or any hardware stores
Originally Posted by kwendt
Hi all... question for you.
I need to find someplace where I can purchase 4 locking castors, and 3 non locking castors, for a heavy Horn cabinet that's sitting on a HardWood floor. The castors need to be the double wheel, rubber kind...and the large diameter size. I put HW castors on my drafting chair, and now the legs won't fit under the Horn cabinet by a small fraction. Need to replace the castors.
The store on Ebay where I purchased the chair castors, doesn't have them in locking format. The office stores around here do not have them in bulk, or the right size, plus they are cheap products. The Horn weighs at least 250lbs without anything loaded into it!
Thoughts? I've googled a bit, but since I don't have any experience with the online office supply discount places, I'm leary of placing an order until someone can give me a reference for em.
I need to find someplace where I can purchase 4 locking castors, and 3 non locking castors, for a heavy Horn cabinet that's sitting on a HardWood floor. The castors need to be the double wheel, rubber kind...and the large diameter size. I put HW castors on my drafting chair, and now the legs won't fit under the Horn cabinet by a small fraction. Need to replace the castors.
The store on Ebay where I purchased the chair castors, doesn't have them in locking format. The office stores around here do not have them in bulk, or the right size, plus they are cheap products. The Horn weighs at least 250lbs without anything loaded into it!
Thoughts? I've googled a bit, but since I don't have any experience with the online office supply discount places, I'm leary of placing an order until someone can give me a reference for em.
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