Any racks that use coasters/ wheels ?

I think the vibration rationale for improved sound when using coasters is laughable The only people saying they hear a difference are those marketing the product.

Yes you need to isolate a turntable obviously. components come with special feet that offer isolation as they should.

And amplifiers certainly don't need isolation as they are built like a tank and quite heavy. 
 

Maybe if you live on top of the subway platform or a raging Street prone with lots of noise but then why bother if this happens.

I added large rubber wheels my TV rack. My audio system solid steel vertical rack being roughly 19 x 19 was too unstable. I recently replaced it with a solid maple table top 5 x 2 x 2", it rests on 2 @ 20 x 20 end tables under each is a large harbor freight dolley. The improvement in all 3 dimensions, as well as bass, puts a huge smile on my face every time I play a CD

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so the fact that it's on coaster wheels doesn't impair sound quality. Mobility is extremely important for this heavy equipment.
 

Common sense tells me that rubber wheels are important to avoid vibrations reaching the floor and vice versa.  
 

I think all this isolation crazed people need to focus on common sense approaches.  Spending thousands and thousands on these crazy racks it's kind of bizarre
 

+1 on Herbie’s threaded gliders.

Adona racks can be had with threaded inserts suitable for heavy duty casters, the likes of which are available from McMaster Carr and other similar places.