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<p>[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 1397201, member: 5170"]Those casters are kind of unusual looking, with that little stripe. Is that what's causing the abrasion?</p><p><br /></p><p>I frequently see casters in all kinds of antique shops, usually boxes full. The hard thing to do is get matching casters for all of your chairs. I've bought matching sets of 4 on E-Bay. They do come in different sizes, although they adhere to standards within those sizes. Casters for chairs shouldn't be that difficult, depending on the source. You may have to take it up a notch and deal with a good furniture/architecutural salvage concern to get a bunch that match.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 1397201, member: 5170"]Those casters are kind of unusual looking, with that little stripe. Is that what's causing the abrasion? I frequently see casters in all kinds of antique shops, usually boxes full. The hard thing to do is get matching casters for all of your chairs. I've bought matching sets of 4 on E-Bay. They do come in different sizes, although they adhere to standards within those sizes. Casters for chairs shouldn't be that difficult, depending on the source. You may have to take it up a notch and deal with a good furniture/architecutural salvage concern to get a bunch that match.[/QUOTE]
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