Lorell 34346 Modern Aluminium Drawer Pulls Silver 2 Pack
- Silver
- Modern
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Converts caster chairs to stationary seating with 40 durable nylon glides featuring chromed metal stems
The Lorell 33447 set supplies forty black nylon glides with chromed metal stems. Each piece replaces a caster on office-style seating to create a stable stationary base. The wide diameter helps prevent tipping on uneven outdoor surfaces. Chair height remains unchanged after installation.
Ideal for anyone needing many glides at once to outfit a full set of furniture. Not suitable for buyers who want to retain chair mobility or who need glides sized for non-standard stem diameters. Shoppers requiring coloured glides to match specific décor should look at other options.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 76 × 76 × 76 mm |
They fit office chairs that currently use standard caster stems, replacing each wheel with a chromed metal stem.
No, the supplier notes that the glides do not affect the chair height when installed.
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