Salamander 4" Heavy Duty Casters w/Brake, Set of 8, Black - SA/HDC/8

Product Overview

The Salamander SA/HDC/8 is a set of eight 4 in heavy duty casters with brake, in black, specified for the longest Salamander cabinets carrying the heaviest equipment loads. Eight locking caster positions keep spans short and the cabinet rolling smoothly under full weight.

Product Description

A fully loaded extended-length credenza — rack equipment, a dual display mount, and the cabinet's own mass — is a substantial object to move. Spreading that weight over eight caster positions keeps the load per caster within a sensible range and stops the base flexing as it rolls, which is what causes a heavy cabinet to bind partway through a move.

The 4 in wheel diameter clears carpet edges, floor transition strips, and thresholds that stop a smaller caster, and the brake fixes the cabinet in position once it reaches its location. That combination is what makes a cabinet both movable for service and stable in daily use. Four- and six-caster sets cover shorter cabinets, and Stiletto or Robot feet are the stationary alternatives. For help selecting footing, contact the Creation Networks AV team.

Key Features

• Set of Eight Casters — Distributes the heaviest cabinet and equipment loads.
• 4 in Wheel Diameter — Clears carpet edges, transition strips, and thresholds.
• Locking Brake — Fixes the cabinet in position once placed.
• Reduces Binding — Short spans keep the base flat while rolling.
• Serviceable Positioning — Rolls out for rear access, then locks back in place.
• Heavy Duty Construction — Sized for cabinets with racks and mounted displays.

Typical Applications

• Extended-length cabinets with rack equipment and mounted displays
• Rooms reconfigured between meeting and event formats
• Installations requiring regular rear-of-equipment service access
• Floors with carpet edges, transition strips, or thresholds
• Multi-site deployments standardizing on movable AV furniture

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

When are eight casters necessary rather than six?

On the longest cabinets and heaviest equipment loads, where six positions would leave base sections spanning too far and the cabinet binds as it flexes while rolling.

Can a cabinet with a mounted display be moved on casters?

Yes, and the brake is what makes it safe in use — the cabinet locks in position so a top-heavy assembly does not drift. Move a display-loaded cabinet slowly and on level floor.

What are the stationary alternatives?

Stiletto feet lift the cabinet on slim legs and Robot feet keep it low and grounded. Both are fixed-position footings.

Who handles warranty and support?

Salamander Designs warranty coverage applies as published by the manufacturer. For claims or footing selection help, contact Creation Networks support.