🪑 Headbourne 8276E Polyurethane Designer Casters Review

I needed a small, low coffee table that could be moved out of the way. I took one of my old teak side tables, cut out the legs and added wheels. The table can now be easily moved with one finger and the wheels can be locked to easily stay in place. I purposely chose slightly larger wheels as I wanted them to be part of the table.

I'm sure they're good for basic to light use. I bought 4 each for £1000. I put an 800lb planer on it and it is very difficult to move and the wheels make noise. Also look at the picture, they started falling apart in less than 1 month. I roll the planer about 12 inches on smooth concrete maybe twice a week. no bumps, expansion joints etc. This is NOT good for the weight in the description.

Great product at a great price. I used them on my mobile table and they worked great. They roll smoothly and easily negotiate cords and doors. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is that the pictures are a bit misleading. Based on the photos, my wife and I expected the wheels to be aged metal, but they are plastic. What is good and what is bad. In this case, they are less durable, but also less likely to scratch the floor if they get stuck.

Nice wheels. When remodeling my kitchen, I built an island out of my old cabinets and used these casters. They roll great and will not damage my new floor (luxury vinyl plank). My island doesn't have a table top yet but it's already heavy enough that the casters won't roll on their own, the island stays in place but I can move it very easily if needed so I don't have to block the casters but if I will. I just removed the "skirting board" of the closet, essentially removing the toe tab, and the…