Questions and Answers for Everbilt 2 in. Black Soft Rubber and Steel Swivel Plate Caster with 90 lb. Load Rating

A:  No, these are designed to not damage flooring.

A:  No they haven't as of now.

A:  So far we haven't had a issue.

A:  first what floor you have I notice only on Cement and by wheel dragging but if wheel \turn is ok no marks

A:  Not to be used on hardwood floors. These wheels are safe with carpet, ceramic and concrete.

A:  The metal is steel.

A:  Plated Steel

A:  Hard steel

A:  Everbilt may have CAD drawings on their website for their products. If you Google search "Everbilt caster CAD drawing" you'll be able to see a number of manufacturer sites which do provide these types of drawings... I didn't delve into the search results to see if Everbilt specifically had them. Hope this helps some and good luck on your project!

A:  Hi RollerCoaster45 we do not offer a CAD drawing of the 2 in. Soft Rubber Swivel Plate Caster with 90 lb. Load Rating on Homedepot.com. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!

A:  You can get cad drawings of virtually any hardware item at mcmaster-carr.com

A:  Yes it will. The rubber wheels are large enough to roll on any surface.

A:  Yes, this can be used on low pile carpet as well.

A:  The wheels are on vinyl floors. I don't know about carpet.

A:  Yes on burr burr carpet they should roll fairly easily

A:  Screws are purchased separately.

A:  No, screws are not provided with the caster...You have to purchase them separately.

A:  They do not come with screws or additional hardware.

A:  Yes they can be used on carpet. Do not exceed the load rating. As for the size of screws, we can't answer that for you as there are so many different sizes and lengths for different applications.

A:  These can be used on a trunk although the trunk bottom is probably not thick enough to support screws unless you use a backer board inside the trunk, a 4in length of 1x4 should add enough thickness to hold a screw. Be sure to predrill screw hole to prevent splitting of the wood. Use as long of a screw as you can without penetrating into the inside of the trunk.

A:  This would depend on the weight of the object you’re putting the casters on. If you are expecting more than 30-40 lbs. I would recomend wider wheeled casters like you see on bedframes.

A:  We have never tested on low and mid pile carpets.

A:  The height is 2.375 inches.

A:  Approximately 2-1/2 inches

A:  2.375 in.

A:  The rating is per caster.

A:  It's supposed to be 90 lbs per wheel which would be 360 lbs for a set of four. However i have no way of knowing if the manufacturer of this caster conforms to this standard, buy i would presume that he probably does.

A:  Hello art. The load capacity for these casters is per caster. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-2-in-Soft-Rubber-Swivel-Plate-Caster-with-90-lb-Load-Rating-49477/203661054 Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rick_HD_OC

A:  I would think that they would be fine on hardwood floors. They are relatively soft.

A:  This caster can be used on hardwood floors, but using a mat underneath is still advised.