Emuca - black swivel castors for furniture without brake 30mm diameter with fixing plate and ball bearings, Pack of 4

Bought these for a homemade storage unit to be easily moved around and does a great job. Easy to fit, when placed in position I mark each hole with a pencil and then use a bradawl to make a hole for the screw to get a grip. Feels strong rotate freely. Highly recommend.

There's not much choice of smaller (30mm) castors on Amazon, but for the money these are great value and well made. I bought the castors to support a Japanese-style Ikea room divider, used as a background for my home studio, which needs to be folded away (on carpet floor) almost daily. The divider is fairly heavy to lift, but these castors fit perfectly, using the screws provided, roll smoothly and do an excellent job.

Arrived yesterday and fitted them this morning. Castors appear to be reasonable quality and easy to fit and well packaged. How durable they are remains to be seen, have fitted them to 2 armchairs. Only problem encountered was the poor quality of the provided fixing screws , several heads sheared off with very little pressure, I ended up using some screws from my toolbox which appear to be of a better quality.

Used to replace a castor that had broken. They work just fine

Bought to replace an identical broken one. Cant add anymore.

The castors were as advertised and adequate for the job. However, two of the screws supplied with them broke off as they were being tightened, so I used the old screws from the old broken castors and they were fine. Of course, if a screw breaks off when 3/4 of the way in, that hole cannot be used again, so two of the castors are held in place by only three screws. That should be fine ...

I purchased these castors to put on chair legs, as they have the smallest fixing plate I could find. I put in 2 screws ok, but the head came off the third one when I was screwing it in and so the stem of the screw is now stuck in the chair leg. This has happened with three other screws. If I had had screws of a better quality in my collection I would have used them, but foolishly decided to persevere with these horribly substandard screws. The only option left for me was to Araldite the castors on, but the space for this on the fixing plate is very limited and I wouldn't recommend it ... When are these unscrupulous manufacturers going to start treating people as they would like to be treated themselves ...? I'd happily have paid double to receive a product with reliable screws.

I recently purchased a ThermalTake Tower 900 PC case which out of the box weighs a whopping 27 kg (and considerably more once you put your radiators and other components in!). This case ships with basic feet and not castors and it also doesn't appear that ThermalTake make a set for this case. If they do then I was unable to find them despite looking for several hours and eventually decided to look elsewhere... and I soon came across these Emuca castors.My primary requirement for finding the correct castors was that the 4 fixing holes are spaced 25 mm apart as this is the spacing used on the ThermalTake 900 case. You'd be surprised how few suppliers of castors publish this valuable piece of information but fortunately these Emuca ones did which made my decision very easy.I decided to opt for the 50 mm wheel version as they are only slightly bigger but can support considerably more weight. I suspect my PC is in the region of 35 - 40 kg which these castors appear to be more than adequate for. My PC is only going to be moved when maintenance is required so for the most part it will stay in situe.Fitting these castors to the bottoms of the case was relatively easy, even with the case full of components. I used 15 x M5*8 mm hex screw/nuts and hack-sawed a M5*12 mm screw down to 8 mm to make the final 16th one. I used hex screws and nuts from ASIN B075CKYJF6 which has proven to be invaluable in my water cooling adventure so far!I can't find anything to criticise on these castors at the moment and am very happy. If they bend horribly out of shape or self destruct when wheeling my PC out then I'll be sure to update my review.