Fallshaw castors and wheels, on the shelf in Cairns.
Fallshaw have been making castors and wheels in Australia since 1920, across three generations of the same family, and they publish themselves as the country's only castor manufacturer. They are one of the two main suppliers behind the Lift Easy range — Lift Easy Townlec is an authorised Fallshaw stockist — and their castors are on the wall at our Cairns store on Scott St rather than in a box out the back.
We hold the everyday range on the wall rather than ordering every castor in. That is the whole argument for buying a castor locally: the wrong one is not obvious from a website, and a trolley that is fine on smooth concrete will fight you on grating or a wet kitchen floor. Bring the old castor in, or the trolley itself, and we will match it on the wall — bolt pattern, wheel material, load rating and swivel or fixed. If it is not on the wall, we will find out whether it can be brought in.
The range, by duty.
Light and medium duty
Fallshaw publish this part of the range at 30kg to 200kg a castor.
Heavy duty
Fallshaw's published rating for this group runs 50kg to 600kg a castor.
Very heavy duty industrial
For loads that move rarely and weigh a great deal — Fallshaw publish 450kg to 3500kg a castor.
Wheels on their own
Not every job needs a whole castor. Wheels on their own in pneumatic, solid rubber and puncture-proof, with the tyres and tubes to go with them — for barrows, trolleys and anything with a bearing that has finally given up.
Electrodrive and Liftmaster
Fallshaw's group also covers Electrodrive powered movers and Liftmaster bin lifters and tippers. We sell both — ring us with what you need to move.
Stainless and hygienic
Stainless and hygienic castors for food, medical and wash-down areas are part of the Lift Easy range — ring the Cairns store.
The honest take.
A castor is a small part that decides whether a trolley is usable. Buy on the wheel diameter and the tread rather than the price — a larger wheel rolls over a floor join instead of stopping dead at it, a hard wheel rolls easily and lasts but transmits noise and can mark a soft floor, and a soft one is quieter and kinder at the cost of capacity. For load ratings and the rest of the choice, the castor guide on the Lift Easy page goes through it step by step.
Castors, answered.
Where can I buy Fallshaw castors in Cairns?+
How do I work out which castor I need?+
Do you stock the whole Fallshaw range?+
Are Fallshaw castors made in Australia?+
Do you sell Electrodrive or Liftmaster?+
Can I get Fallshaw castors in Townsville?+
Bring us the trolley. We'll match the castor.
