Porcelain Wheel Casters, Stem-type

Porcelain Wheel Casters were a popular style during the 19th century Victorian era. These white ceramic furniture wheels were commonly seen on chairs and small tables. Stem requires minimal install-space, making this style ideal for furniture with thin narrow legs.  This caster employs a Philadelphia drive stem, which threads up into the leg to ensure a firm and secure attachment

Stem Type - Porcelain Wheel Casters

• Wheel Diameter: 1" 
• Wheel Width: 1/2" 
• Raises Furniture: 1-1/8"
• Stem:  1/4" Top, 3/8" Base, 1-3/8" High
• Load capacity: 200 pounds per caster

If updating vintage furniture, replace all casters. This insures uniform height, style & appearance.

These historic casters are authentically reproduced with a solid brass fork and glazed white ceramic wheel. The brass has a polished shine but is not lacquered. Overtime it will develop a pleasing patina. The wheel is made of a durable ceramic material which is covered in a hard white glaze. Caster swivels at swivel-joint between fork and stem. Each is sturdy and durable and provides excellent load-bearing capability.

Install Stem Type Furniture Wheels

Load Capacity, caster strength and stability is directly related to correct installation. If a caster is incorrectly installed it will-not be strong or serviceable.

• Threaded Stem Casters have a round shank with coarse threads known as a Philadelphia drive stem.
• Use on round or square furniture legs.
• Drill hole in furniture leg slightly smaller in diameter than diameter of drive stem. Depth should be approximately 1/4" deeper than length of caster stem.
• Screw threaded steel Philadelphia drive stem up into pre-drilled hole.
• Fit should be snug