Fitting and removing castors
Castor wheels with a blind hole mount can be fitted with castor stem fittings. The size of the castor mounting hole and the preferred attachment method can help ensure you select the correct position.
See the table below for full info on our Stem range.
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Part Number |
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B10 - 11X20/10 |
(Circlip push fit stem) |
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P41 – 65x65/11 |
Plate Fitting (65x65mm outside measurement) / 11 – OD of the bottom stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castors description L51-11 |
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P41 - 38x38/8 |
Plate Fitting (38x38mm outside measurement) / 8 – OD of the bottom stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castors description L51-8 |
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P41 – 38x38/10 |
Plate Fitting (38x38mm outside measurement) / 10 – OD of the bottom stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with the castor description L51-10 |
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P41- 42x42/10 |
Plate Fitting (42x42mm outside measurement) / 10 – OD of the bottom stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castor description L51-10 |
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S70 - 10x15/11 |
S70 (Threaded Stem) 10 (Thread Size) x 15 (Thread Length) / 11 – OD of the bottom of the stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castor description L51-10 |
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S70 - 10x15/10 |
S70 (Threaded Stem) 10 (Thread Size) x 15 (Thread Length) / 10 – OD of the bottom of the stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castor description L51- 10 |
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S70 - 8x15/10 |
S70 (Threaded Stem) 8 (Thread Size) x 15 (Thread Length) / 10 – OD of the bottom of the stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castors description L51-10 |
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S70 - 10x15/8 |
S70 (Threaded Stem) 10 (Thread Size) x 15 (Thread Length) / 8 – OD of the bottom of the stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castor description L51-8 |
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S70 - 8x15/8 |
S70 (Threaded Stem) 8 (Thread Size) x 15 (Thread Length) / 8 – OD of the bottom of the stem that fits into the castors blind hole. Suited with castor description L51-8 |
When they are working properly, castors can significantly increase a product's mobility, such as an office chair or bed. But over time, the castors' tread wears out and causes an uneven ride. It can be very alluring to simply buy a new chair or bed instead of removing and replacing the castor. Continue reading to learn more about how to replace a typical castor, such as an office chair, a piece of antique furniture, or your bed, that you might encounter around your home or place of business.
sTEP 1
Begin by removing the castors from the bottom, enabling you are able to gain clear access. Secure the item by holding it with one hand while with the other, pull the castor that you want to remove.
step 2
While in most cases the castor will simply pop out, occasionally it may be more difficult. In these cases insert a flat headed screw driver between the castor and the chair leg. Using the screwdriver pry the castor until it pops out.
step 3
Tente's castors can be installed within seconds. Once again hold onto the item with one hand while using the other to push the circlip into the base. When sufficient force is applied a click will sound and the castor will be secured into place.
step 4
Ensure the castors are fit properly before use, to do this simply lift the item off the floor to ensure the castors are securely locked into place.