Fixed furniture castors
With fixed furniture castors, you can move furniture in a controlled single direction without unwanted rotation. Ideal for stable setups and comfortable use on cabinets, tables and work furniture.

Fixed furniture castors for stable and controlled movement
Do you want to move furniture without it turning unexpectedly, drifting sideways or requiring constant correction? Fixed furniture castors are a highly practical solution in this case. These non-swivelling castors provide a controlled, straight-line movement and create a sense of stability during use. Within the LogiHub range, fixed castors are often used for furniture where stability and predictability are more important than maximum manoeuvrability. They are ideal for furniture that is not moved continuously, but should be able to roll smoothly and without hassle when needed.
What are fixed castors and how do they differ from swivel castors?
Fixed castors are furniture castors that do not swivel. They are mounted in a single direction and do not turn sideways while moving. This means the piece of furniture always moves in a straight line, forwards or backwards. The rolling behaviour is stable and easy to predict. Swivel castors, on the other hand, rotate freely and allow quick changes of direction, but on larger or heavier furniture they can feel less stable.
Within the range of furniture castors at LogiHub, this distinction is clearly visible. Fixed castors are chosen when control and stability are the priority, while swivel castors are better suited to situations where flexibility and manoeuvrability are required. Understanding this difference helps prevent furniture from being difficult to steer or, conversely, too mobile. In many cases, fixed castors are combined with swivel castors, for example two fixed castors and two swivel castors, to achieve a stable running direction while maintaining good steering control.
When should you choose fixed furniture castors?
Fixed furniture castors are mainly used for furniture that usually stays in one place but needs to be moved occasionally. Typical examples include cabinets, workbenches, tables or functional furniture that should primarily move in a straight line. Because fixed castors maintain their direction, movement feels smooth and controlled, without unexpected sideways motion.
For heavier furniture or fixed layouts, fixed castors offer additional security. They require less effort and reduce the need for constant correction, which is especially beneficial for large or heavily loaded furniture. This makes fixed castors popular in both professional environments and home settings.
Straight running direction and stable rolling behaviour
One of the main advantages of fixed castors is their straight running direction. Once the furniture is set in motion, the castors follow exactly the chosen line. Even under higher loads, the rolling behaviour remains stable and predictable. This reduces unnecessary steering adjustments and creates a calm, controlled movement. Compared to swivel castors, fixed castors provide more grip and control, particularly when the furniture does not need to change direction frequently.
Combining fixed castors with swivel castors
In many situations, a combination of fixed castors and swivel castors is the most practical solution. Using, for example, two fixed castors and two swivel castors allows the furniture to run straight while remaining easy to steer. This configuration is commonly used on workbenches, mobile tables and larger pieces of furniture.
If you also want to be able to secure the furniture firmly in place, it is advisable to combine with swivel castors with brake. This prevents unwanted movement during use while retaining the flexibility of mobile furniture.
Applications of fixed furniture castors
Fixed furniture castors from the LogiHub range are used in a wide variety of situations. They are suitable, among other things, for:
- Cabinets and storage furniture
- Workbenches and mobile tables
- Functional furniture in workshops, offices and living spaces
Thanks to their simple design and reliable performance, fixed castors are suitable for both domestic and professional use. They provide a stable base without unnecessary complexity.
Suitable floor types for fixed castors
The type of floor on which the furniture is used has a significant impact on comfort and rolling behaviour. The right tread protects the floor and ensures smooth, controlled movement. For this reason, the LogiHub range includes fixed castors with different tread materials, each with its own specific properties.
TPR tread
Suitable for most floor types, such as concrete, tiles, wood, laminate and PVC. TPR rolls quietly, is slightly elastic and leaves no marks. This tread is particularly floor-friendly and is often chosen for furniture that is moved regularly.
Plastic tread
A practical choice for lighter furniture and less intensive use. Plastic castors roll well on hard floors but provide less cushioning than TPR. Care should be taken when used on delicate floors.
Transparent plastic tread
Ideal when a neutral and discreet appearance is desired. These castors are suitable for smooth, hard floors but roll slightly harder than TPR castors, making them more suitable for light to medium loads.
Steel tread (retro wheels)
Mainly intended for fixed installations or decorative use. Steel retro wheels are less suitable for intensive rolling and may damage delicate floors. Movement should therefore be carried out with care.
Fixed or swivel castors: which is right for your furniture?
The choice between fixed castors and swivel castors comes down to the balance between stability and flexibility. If you are looking for calm movement, control and a straight running direction, fixed castors are the right choice. If you need to turn easily and manoeuvre quickly, swivel castors offer greater freedom.
In many cases, a combination of both types is ideal. By intelligently combining fixed and swivel castors, you can tailor the castor setup precisely to the furniture and its intended use, exactly as the LogiHub range allows.
Frequently asked questions about fixed furniture castors
When choosing fixed furniture castors, practical questions often arise. The answers below will help you determine whether this type of castor is suitable for your furniture and intended application.
Do fixed castors always need a brake?
No, fixed castors do not have a brake and in most cases this is not necessary. Because of their fixed running direction, furniture generally remains stable and does not roll away on its own. When complete immobilisation is required, this is usually achieved by combining fixed castors with swivel castors with brake. This allows you to maintain control over both movement and standstill.
Are fixed castors suitable for lightweight furniture?
Yes. Fixed castors can also be used effectively on lighter furniture, such as small tables or compact cabinets.
Can fixed castors be used intensively?
For regular movement in straight lines, fixed castors are very reliable and wear-resistant. They retain their stability even with frequent use. In environments that require many turns or tight manoeuvres, it is more practical to combine them with swivel castors to maintain manoeuvrability without sacrificing control.
Buy fixed furniture castors from LogiHub
At LogiHub, you will find a carefully selected range of fixed furniture castors for a wide variety of applications. By choosing the right castor configuration, you make your furniture not only mobile, but also stable and comfortable to use on a daily basis. This way, you gain greater convenience every day.