Display & Store Fixtures Casters

Low-profile twin-wheel casters with non-marking polyurethane or TPR wheels are the most popular choice for retail gondolas and display fixtures. The twin-wheel design provides stability and distributes weight to prevent floor damage, while the low profile keeps the caster hidden beneath the fixture base. Look for models with a total height under 2 inches for the most discreet installation.

Use wheels made from non-marking gray rubber, polyurethane, or TPR. These materials are specifically formulated to avoid leaving scuffs or black marks on tile, hardwood, polished concrete, and vinyl flooring. Avoid black rubber wheels—even those labeled "non-marking"—on light-colored floors, as they may still transfer color under heavy loads or prolonged stationary contact.

Yes. For applications where the caster is part of the visual design—such as antique-style display tables, furniture-style merchandise units, and boutique fixtures—decorative casters are available in polished chrome, antique brass, brushed nickel, and satin finishes. Ball casters and hooded-wheel designs provide a finished, furniture-grade appearance.

Most retail display fixtures require casters rated between 50 and 150 lbs per caster. A standard four-foot gondola loaded with merchandise typically weighs 200-400 lbs total, so 75-125 lb casters are adequate. Heavier fixtures like glass display cases, refrigerated merchandisers, and loaded endcaps may require casters rated at 200 lbs or more per caster. Always base your calculation on the maximum loaded weight.