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0 pointslazide3y ago0 comments

That makes it a lot more likely to move and be damaged/catch on fire due to an earthquake though.

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If you live in a region we're that is a concern, then the answer to this problem shojld also be appearent to you. You can still have it on casters and achor it in others ways, such as ratchet straps and floor anchors.

lazideOP3y ago

In which case, there is zero need for casters. It’s easy to move even multi-ton stuff on flat floors with dowels.

giantg23y ago

Provided you can lift them on dowels, or that you leave them on.

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lazideOP3y ago

In which case, there is zero need for casters. It’s easy to move even multi-ton stuff on flat floors with dowels.

giantg23y ago

Provided you can lift them on dowels, or that you leave them on.

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