Can stacking chairs be ordered with casters instead of floor glides?

Most traditional stacking chairs use floor glides (stationary feet) rather than casters - casters conflict with stacking because the wheels make the chairs unstable when stacked. However, some specialized stacking chairs designed for conference or collaborative use include lockable casters (which can be locked for stationary use and unlocked for repositioning). For event seating, glides are standard. For collaborative or conference room stacking chairs that need to be rearranged during meetings, lockable caster models are available. Never add aftermarket casters to standard glide stacking chairs - the stacking geometry won't account for the added height. FindOfficeFurniture.com - 888-719-4960.