Twin wheel furniture castors with fixing plate - Pack of 4

Perfect for what I needed. I'm making a toolbox / coffee table out of a large cardboard box and covering it with papier mache, and these castors are now on the bottom of the box and are just fine.Rather than cut up some bits of wood to use inside the box to hold the screws and the castors, I glued each castor in place on the outside, let it dry, covered the baseplates and a wider 3"-square area with papier mache, then a 3" square piece of linen slipped over each caster through a cross slit and glued in place and left to dry, and then another couple of layers of papier mache. Perfect. Yeah I know, it would have been quicker to just get the bits of wood and drill some holes, but I felt like doing some experimenting!

I attached my wheels to a £25 Ikea coffee table, on which my record player sits. People are complaining that the product falls apart, well duh - you're attaching them to filing cabinets and foot stools. Perhaps go spend more than £3 if you plan on putting these under a lot of weight.Also, I don't remember seeing mention of the lack of screws with the product. Luckily I have a box of screws, but be warned, you do need your own screws.

Yep, they did take a while coming from Asia but I was aware that they would so that was ok. The castors themselves are sound enough having now fitted sets of 4 on two heavyish tv/audio units, and I have another set in waiting, wondering whether to chance them on a heavy sideboard(?).For the price paid, I cannot fault them.

Bought these as a replacement for my portable air conditioner which had a broken castor and had been standing lop-sided for yonks. These have a slightly bigger mounting plate so I swapped them back with my originals (the castor pops off the mounting plate fairly easily with a gentle lever and twist) and swapped the plates over. These turned out to be 10mm bigger in diameter than my original wheels too so simply swapped them all. Usefully, the new ones have 2x braked wheels and 2x free wheels so I can now pop it on uneven floors and it won't float across the room like it's haunted. For less than £1 per wheel, what's not to love.

Bought these castors to go on to the bottom of a Malmo Recliner chair. Easy to fit. One on each of chairs 5 legs and now it glides across the carpet. Chair is 25kg and I am 90kg. Update 24/07/14 These casters are NOT good for swivel chairs. after a bit off pushing back and forth, the wheels come off the metal bar joining them together. They do clip back on but after a few times the bar just does not clip back into the wheel. Maybe I asked too much from them. I would recommend them for something like a bedside cabinet but nothing heavier.

I bought these to allow a bed designed to be in a frame to sit directly on the floor.I attached them directly to the internal framework of the box and they work fine.They roll easily enough to position the bed, but not so easily that it moves about when occupied.I am happy with the purchase.

AS YET HAVE NOT FITTED,HOWEVER THEY SEEM STURDY ENOUGH. PROOF OF GOOD OR BAD WITH WEIGHT APPLIED UNABLE TO COMMENT. SHOULD BE A LOWER PRICE TAG, IS MY PERSONAL COMMENT. CHEAPER TO BUY AND BETTER QUALITY OUT IN SHOPPING AREA'S. HAVE COMMENTED MY PERSONAL VIEWS,HOWEVER AS MENTIONED BEFORE WITH WEIGHT APPLIED AND MOVED AROUND A FEW TIMES,IS THE ONLY WAY TO KNOW FOR SURE OF A GOOD QUALITY PRODUCT.

Just what we wanted. We wanted to raise our heavy furniture and make it more manoeuvrable so we attached bun feet and then these wheel castors and it is just great now