🪑 Antrader 100-Pack Brown Nylon Slider Glides: Nail-on Furniture Leg Skid Pads for Table, Chair, and Sofa Feet Review

These soft furniture glide pads were used on the legs of our queen bed frame made from pine. This is a high quality, well made product that works great; and they were surprisingly easy to install.

First hit the pilot hole with a punch and the sliders will fit snugly into the wood. They are great for ceramic tile floors. Now this elderly woman can easily pull out her heavy furniture to wash the floors.

I have used these nozzles at the bottom of pots to prevent ring stains on my tiled patio. I cut off the pins and glued the guides to the bottom of the pot to avoid ring marks on the deck. As long as they work like a champ.

They really make moving the chair easier. I wanted to put them on high chairs but changed my mind because they moved the chairs when they sat down. This makes them PERFECT for chairs in the kitchen and really protects the floor from scratches.

They work well when installed, although they make the chair a bit taller. Removing old protectors sometimes left a hole that had to be filled before they could be used. They protect my floors and make it easier to move chairs. They are essential and can get the job done.

I love this product. I am restoring a 1970's wicker living room and dining room and the sliders are either worn or missing. They were as wide as the legs of my furniture. After the installation, which was very easy, the difference was noticeable, I was able to move the furniture without damaging the floor tiles. Good product!

Very easy to install. just kill them. I installed 40 of them in a couple of wooden chairs made out of maple, which is a pretty hard wood, without a single break. Also used them on my couch, just added 3 on each leg to distribute the load on the hardwood floor. The sofa is easy to move and no longer scratches the floor. Highly recommended!

I originally bought the ones with the felt glued on but the felt has always lagged behind my wooden chairs. They worked PERFECTLY! They have an alloy of rubber with smooth hard plastic in contact with the ground. I recommend drilling a hole slightly smaller than a nail to avoid breaking the chair's wooden legs. I wouldn't use this particular couch as it shifts when seated, but it's great for kitchen chairs!