Stainless Steel Storage Box Casters for Easy 360° Movement
Heavy storage slides out from under the bed or into the closet with one gentle push. Four clover-shaped bases with polished steel ball casters stick to the underside of any box and roll in every direction, so the floor stays clean and your back stays out of it.
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Heavy storage slides out from under the bed or into the closet with one gentle push. Four clover-shaped bases with polished steel ball casters stick to the underside of any box and roll in every direction, so the floor stays clean and your back stays out of it.
Effortless 360-degree movement: stainless steel ball casters let storage boxes glide in any direction
- heavy storage boxes are hard to slide
- boxes scrape or damage floors when moved
- difficult to reposition furniture or bins in tight spaces
Heavy storage that glides wherever you need it
Dragging loaded bins across the floor scrapes your furniture and your back. Four steel ball casters turn every box into one you can slide with a single gentle push.
One push, every direction, no drag
- Steel ball that rolls any direction
The polished stainless steel ball turns in every direction, so a loaded box moves with a light push. The base sits low, so the box clears the floor and slides under beds without catching on the frame.
- Sticks on, stays put
The adhesive base attaches to the underside of the box in a few seconds. Three holes in each base take screws if you want a firmer hold on heavier loads. Pair them with storage baskets rattan for a mixed setup.
- Built to match your space
The clover-shaped base spreads its footprint across the corners of bins and under-bed boxes. It works on kitchen cabinets, bathroom storage and closet floors, so one set covers every room you rent or share.
Mount all four in under ten minutes
- 1Clean the mounting spot
Wipe the underside of the box with a dry cloth. Dust and oil weaken the adhesive, so the surface needs to be clean and dry.
- 2Peel and press
Peel the backing from each base and press it onto the corner or side of the box. Hold it firmly for several seconds.
- 3Add screws for extra hold
Drive a screw through the three holes in each base if the box will carry heavy loads or sit on a slightly textured surface.
- 4Let it set before loading
Give the adhesive a day to bond fully before filling the box. Then roll it out to test the glide on smooth floor.
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The adhesive grips well on clean plastic, wood and painted surfaces. Wipe the spot dry, press each base for several seconds, and let it set for a day before loading the box. For a firmer hold, add screws through the three holes in each base.
Each base is a clover shape with three mounting holes, so it fits the corners and flat undersides of most bins and under-bed boxes. The set comes with four bases, so spread them across the corners for even support on heavier boxes.
The ball is polished stainless steel and rolls on a small contact point. Roll boxes on smooth, flat floors and lift them over thresholds and ridges, which protects both the floor and the adhesive bond.
Lift the edge of each base slowly and warm the adhesive with a hairdryer if it resists. Clean any leftover residue with a little warm soapy water. Test one base on an inconspicuous spot first.
They roll on carpet, but a low pile slows the glide more than hard floors do. For thick rugs, use the bases on a box you pull out occasionally and lift the box over the rug edges.
Felt pads drag and cheap plastic wheels stick and squeak. A set of four steel ball bases costs less than replacing one scratched floor board, and they keep working every time you move a loaded box.