A furniture caster wheel is a swiveling wheel assembly that enables smooth movement and positioning of furniture items.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Swivel Type | Ball bearing or kingpin | |
| Brake Option | Available on some models | |
| Load Capacity | 25-150 kg per caster | |
| Mounting Type | Plate, stem, or screw-on | |
| Wheel Diameter | 25-100 mm | |
| Floor Type Compatibility | Hard floors, carpets, uneven surfaces |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
A furniture caster is a wheeled component mounted to the base of furniture items to enable easy movement and repositioning.
A complete set of components that form the rolling mechanism of an end truck, enabling movement along rails or tracks.
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A rigid caster has a fixed wheel that only rolls forward and backward, while a swivel caster rotates 360 degrees, allowing omnidirectional movement. Swivel casters are common for furniture needing easy repositioning.
Select based on floor type and load: soft rubber or polyurethane for hard floors to prevent scratches; hard plastic or metal for heavy loads on rough surfaces; larger diameters for carpets or uneven floors.
Calculate total furniture weight divided by the number of casters, then add a safety margin (e.g., 20-30%). For a 100 kg cabinet with 4 casters, choose casters rated at least 30-35 kg each.
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