CASTORS - HÅG

All castor and glide options listed below are fully compatible with all HÅG chair models, except the HÅG Tion. The right choice depends on your floor type and whether you prefer the chair to move freely or remain stable.

125177 – Universal Castors (Ø65 mm, Black)

Suitable for all floor types, these Ø65 mm universal castors provide smooth and effortless movement on both hard and soft surfaces.

125108 – Soft Castors for Hard Floors (Ø50 mm, Black, Brake when unloaded)

Ideal for hard floors such as parquet, laminate, or tiles. These Ø50 mm castors feature a braking mechanism that activates when the chair is not in use. Once you sit down, the wheels roll freely.

125104 – Hard Castors for Soft Floors / Carpet (Ø50 mm, Black)

Designed specifically for soft floors and carpets, these Ø50 mm castors ensure controlled movement without sinking into the surface.

125151 – Soft Castors for Hard Floors (Ø50 mm, Black, Brake when loaded)

Also intended for hard floors, these castors brake when weight is applied and roll freely when the chair is not in use. They are commonly chosen by medical professionals (e.g. osteopaths), as they provide extra stability while seated.

125182 – Glides (Ø58 mm)

Perfect for stationary use, these 58 mm glides keep the chair securely in place with no rolling movement.

If you are unsure which option best suits your needs or floor type, feel free to contact us for personalised advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions about HAG Capisco wheels

What is the difference between wheels 125108 - Soft Castors for Hard Floors and 125151 - Soft Castors for Hard Floors?

Both 125108 and 125151 wheels are designed for hard floors such as parquet, laminate, or tiles. The key difference lies in how the braking mechanism functions.

• 125108 – Brake when unloaded
  These wheels automatically brake when the chair is not in use. When you sit on the chair, the wheels are released and roll freely.
• 125151 – Brake when loaded
  These wheels brake when weight is applied and roll freely when the chair is not in use. They are often chosen by medical professionals, as they provide additional stability while seated.

Both options help protect hard floors. The choice depends on whether you prefer the chair to remain stable when unoccupied or while seated.

Which wheels are best for wooden parquet floors?

For wooden parquet floors, 125108 – Soft Castors for Hard Floors (Ø50 mm, Black, Brake when unloaded) are the best choice. These castors are specifically developed to protect delicate surfaces such as parquet, hardwood, tiles, or laminate.

Hard-floor wheels help prevent scratches and other damage while still allowing smooth and controlled movement of the chair. Depending on your preference, you can also choose between different braking mechanisms for added stability.