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High quality casters for your office chair - they all come with generic, cheap plastic casters no matter how nice the actual chair. You can pick up, top quality
by serjester 2y ago
High quality casters for your office chair - they all come with generic, cheap plastic casters no matter how nice the actual chair. You can pick up, top quality rubber casters for $20 off amazon [1]. Makes rolling around 10X better.
[1] https://a.co/d/dqXmP4F https://a.co/d/dqXmP4F
- thenaturalist 2y ago<strikethrough>Low effort affiliate link... Unaffiliated: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088D8XHHQ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088D8XHHQ </strikethrough> EDIT: My very bad @serjester, it seems a.co is indeed just shorted but can't contain affiliate tags. That's always amzn.to. TIL!
- serjester 2y agoI just used the Amazon app share button.
- magic_smoke_ee 2y agoOddly enough, I just bought some for my Aeron classic 2 weeks ago. They're about 10x better than the default casters on mid-height pile carpet with no/low padding and hardly move at all. It's not perfect, but almost usable. And this is before I'm able to get a (carpet-covering) chair floor mat for one of the custom floor mat, preferably not PVC or glass, but made from one of the harder plastics. I have 2 105x30" Uplift tables in an overlapping L configuration (due to the small size of the room) that needs a rolling surface. I've seen price quotes ranging from $300-1000 USD for custom mats. Bonus points for a mat and wheel material combination that doesn't create terrible static (ESD) problems.