Horn Cabinet needs aftermarket castors for HWood floors
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
Lowe's? Home Depot? they both have web sites. Be prepared. They are expensive (but so was that cabinet!)
Yeah, that Horn sucker cost a POODLE of money. I do love it... but I do think Horn and the Koala's are way overpriced. Buy them used if you can.... this Horn of mine is built like a tank. It will last me the rest of my life... and then some.
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Originally Posted by Barb44
I've seen them at farm supply stores, too. They have really heavy duty rubber castors.
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Originally Posted by Carron
check the web for 'castors'
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Originally Posted by Grama Lehr
Try Rocklers, their stuff is a tad bit pricey, but really well made!!
Go on line to find them.
Go on line to find them.
OH! and to the person who said, "put different castors on the chair"! Love that reply! Thanks! Funny. I thought about that, also took a look to see if I could devise my own 'brake' system for them. nope.
Plus the castors on the HORN are the hard plastic ones, supposedly for all surfaces. I do need to move the cabinet back and forth every now and then, and anytime a piece of dirt gets under a wheel, it's going to drag across the floor in the hard plastic castor and scratch it. Ask me how I know this.... <sigh>
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