ASRINIEY Casters, 2" Caster Wheels, Orange Polyurethane Castors, Top Plate Swivel Wheels, Casters Set of 4, Locking Casters for Furniture and Workbench, Heavy Duty Casters, 4 Pack Casters with Brake

Good quality casters for a fare price …

I purchased 2 sets of these. I used 4 wheels on the bottom of half wine barrel planters for my tomato plants. Only after the window of return/refund closed, I found little ball bearings on the ground. It had only been a month in use. This could have been very dangerous for our dog who could have ingested them. When I moved the planter to see what was happening, the wheel disconnected at the swivel joint. The plate is still screwed into the barrel. This is also happened to a second planter. Unfortunately I have to wait until tomato season is over to try and fix it. In the meanwhile, I have to prop up the planters with rocks.

Thank goodness the product was sturdy. It was packed inside of a thin walled cardboard box. This was placed inside of a bag. Unfortunately the box came apart and all the items inside of the thin box came out. I am should’ve been placed inside of a sturdy box with padding. Do you think it would hold up inside of a bag is a little bit naïve. The wheels were scratched hitting back-and-forth on each. The corner of the bag had a tear in the corner. I’m assuming that’s where the screwdriver and hardware took a leave of the package. The scratches on the wheels are of no consequence since I’m using this under a cabinet and I can touch up to finish. But the wheels are extremely sturdy so I could detect no damage on any of the eight pieces. I probably would’ve used a different screw than the ones that came with it anyway it’s just a matter of the fact that a heavy object like this was put in a bag. Somebody was not thinking. Annoying but I can still use the wheels

Don't get me wrong, 3 out of 4 caster seemed solid, 1 was just loose, but the real disappoint was the wood screws with washers... what a joke!First, the heads of screws are so small they had to give ya washers to keep from going through the holes, but why in the heck would you give a guy wood screws and not panheads or something? Then, You could get them to work I guess, but it's not pretty nor are they flushed, they will stick up.I just installed so maybe they'll hold up maybe not, but i might have to look elsewhere next time.

I put four of these on a lumber cart holding 300-400 pounds of material. The casters performed fine and stayed in place with that kind of load for over a year. This week, I needed to move the cart and experienced a failure. As you can see in the photos, the area where the bearing was pressed to the caster failed. The casters that failed were on the back side of the cart, where longer lumber is stored and is more heavily loaded then the front side. While the caster (and screws) were good to support the load statically, the bearing connection failed due the lateral stresses when moved. To be fair to the product, my garage floor had shavings and sawdust on it, so the casters could not roll 100% unobstructed. If you have a smooth clean surface, or are rolling a 100-200 pound load, these should be fine.Update: When I took off the front casters, they were coming apart, too. They were so loose, the ball bearings were falling out. I revised my rating to a one star as a result. I still think they would be fine on a 100# item, but not for use at the capacity advertised of 150# per wheel.

I had an old, heavy workbench I cobbled together from leftover 2x4's and plywood. I probably had twice as much wood as I really needed so it was very heavy so I thought these would make it easier to move and clean behind.I had to cut off a few inches of the 2x4 leg to allow for the height change which was perfect since I needed to attach a 2x4 to the side of the leg to allow for the caster plate size (needs about a 4x4 of surface area.Can't talk to durability yet but it cools real smooth and seems very sturdy,