JGJC Casters Set of 4, Antique Brass Casters with Brake, 2 Inch Ball Castor Wheels for Furniture Casters Vintage Wheels Heavy Duty, Table Caster with 360 Degree Swivel Top Plate

These casters are nice and solid, quiet when rolling, & lock easily. I did end up having to go buy sturdier screws to install them, the cheap shorties that came with them werent even close to cutting it. But that aside, Id buy these again.

We bought a bag cabinet that can be converted into a full bar when turned around. The problem was that it was not easily moved when full. We removed the feet of the cabinet and added theses casters. Now the cabinet is functional and looks great!

Attached to an old church pew we use as a dining bench. Gave just enough height and now we can roll in back and forth as needed. Wanted casters and also vintage look. These are perfect for job!

These bronze castors looked good and I hoped they would be just the thing for my vintage oak office chair but they are poorly made and the bearings came apart within days of installation, leaving ball bearings on the floor. The plastic balls/wheels also left marks on my laminate flooring. Hoping the first set was a fluke, I ordered a replacement set and tried using them on a very thin rug to protect the flooring, same problem, same poorly made bearings that fell apart after very light usage within10 days of installation, this time staining the rug with the grease from the loose ball bearings. If you buy these use them on something that is very light and that you never move.

Came with too short, easily strippable screws. Once I replaced the screws with different ones they work great.

I built a custom dolly for my 175 pound SVS subwoofer and I needed easy to maneuver, 360 degree rotating, low profile wheels. I got the dolly built from 3/4” birch furniture plywood with poplar skirt boards and got it sanded, stained and then I installed all 8 of these swivel wheels. I put the final coats of finish on the dolly but I needed to test it. So I stood on the dolly (I weigh 210 pounds) and my wife could pull me around the rug on the dolly. Mission accomplished! I then muscled the subwoofer onto the dolly I made with these wheels and it worked great! Thankfully the seller included 4 extra screws because 3 of the others were defective - the heads were mis-cut and were useless. All told, these wheels worked great. Very happy with their utility and quality. I can finally move my SVS subwoofer around without assistance! Hope that helps!

I put them on a shelving unit. The wood was just particle board, so they weren’t too difficult to install. All I needed was a power drill, and I used hot glue to stick them in place before I drilled them in. They look good and are sturdy.

I attached these to a heavy, proper wooden chest. I believe it is an antique, though I do not know the exact date that it was built, but it is just heavy as sin, even with nothing in it. Its banged up, and certainly no collectors item... belonging to my spouse from childhood onward. The wheels were extremely easy to put on, as long as you have basic drill skills. And by basic, I mean this is the first time Ive used one, and I managed without a fuss. Theyre very secure, hold at least 300 lbs (four) and roll is very smooth. They look great, too! The worn finish is very natural looking from the distance youre going to be looking at them.

I put a new 30 gas range on a moving dolly with these wheels, about 200 pounds. And moved from the living room (hardwood floors) to the kitchen (linoleum). Then I noticed some ball bearings on the kitchen floor. It turns out the bearing housing on all 4 wheels had become separated allowing bearings to fall out of two of the wheels. I stuck the bearings back in and pounded the locking post so wheels still swivel but the bearings wont come out now. Then I slapped epoxy paste on the locking posts to hopefully prevent them from changing shape under load. Well see what happens.

I expected them to be able to hold my sofa. We aren’t very heavy. They all busted the first day. Left tiny metal balls everywhere.