4 PCS 1.5 inch Heavy Duty Caster Wheels Polyurethane PU Rubber Swivel Casters with Top Plate & Strong Bearing Total 400lb Quite Mute Non-Marking Locking Stem Casters Black (1.5'')

They performed well

Dry well made and work well with bass guitar amp. Unlike Ernie Ball and other brands, they do not come with screws- but they should!

Had to get these to replace the wheels on my hidabed sofa. Ease of installation was good, and other than they're just a little tall, it overall has done well to replace what was broken.

Puches these to make a small rolling platform for a hefty subwoofer. The wheels are small and appear to be rubber or silicone. The set of 4 has early withstood the 100-pound load. They roll easily and are quiet on the tile floor. I don't use the "locks" because they are used on a level surface. The Black wheel frame has a high-tech look. They appear well made and appear to be a good value.

I used hi strength epoxy to glue them to the feet on my patio chairs. They are small enuf to avoid raising the chairs too high for the table and it's now so easy to push back from the table or roll the chairs around without having to carry them. They have not been damaged even on broom finished concrete and with a person sitting in the chair while rolling it around.

So I only used the wheels from these. I have a vintage trundle bed and could not find replacement casters that would fit. The angle and mount they make now are completely different. These were the only ones I could find online or at the hardware store that I could take apart easily and use the parts I needed. The actual size is slightly larger than listed so keep that is mind. I had to bend my old casters a little to make the wheels fit but was able to make it work. Would recommend for a project you don’t need the entire caster for, before I took them apart they seemed sturdy and like they would be great as a whole as well but I can’t actual say for sure.

Good Caster Wheels

My dad made a home stereo cabinet in 1960 from African Mahogany with 3 dimensional curved feet but the old glue cracked causing them to break off. I fixed that with epoxy glue and added hidden screws through scrap moulding from other furniture, then, made a frame from Home Depot 2x2 poplar holding the wheels. The space is so low that on a carpet it looks like it is in the fuzzy spot but no weight onto the floor and it rolls with one hand.! Because it can hold a stereo that mounting frame extension will not let the cables get broken.