🛋️ Enhanced Amazon Basics 40-Piece Nail-on Furniture Sliders for Optimal Slide and Protection Review

Good furniture glides. You just nail them to your feet. Be careful not to split the wood on antique furniture. The nails are hard and do not bend easily. The sliders work well and don't scratch my hardwood floor. Bonus - you get an organizer box with screws.

With these furniture glides, furniture can be easily moved over parquet and linoleum floors without laying the floor. This is a must have in many homes that have these simple additions. I always drill a hole slightly smaller than a nail so I don't split the wood.

They come in a handy storage case and are quite expensive, but be aware that they are plastic and not felt. You have to be careful not to damage the floor, because plastic is not the softest material. Also, the nail is pretty big so you really have to drive it into the furniture. This is useful if you have a reasonably hard wearing floor, but I wouldn't recommend using it on a soft floor like my hard wearing laminate.

We have hardwood floors and the old chair pads are worn out. Each nail head is coated to prevent accidental damage. Cons: - a bit small. They are 3/4 inch in diameter, just over 1/8 inch thick, and have a nail length of 5/8 inch, not quite 1/8 inch. " thick. They are packaged in a very nice clear plastic box with a good clasp and divided into compartments (not that it matters for potholders as they are all the same). The knobs come with clear rubber caps on each nail tip to store Put them on so

I bought these for my kitchen table chairs as they make a lot of noise when I move them around our ceramic tiled kitchen. I'm also moving into a house with a hardwood floor kitchen and wanted to protect that floor. They come in a nice little plastic storage box with a clasp which is great for storing the unused ones. Each metal needle also comes with a small plastic cap to protect hands and surfaces when handling. The material is two-tone, black on the nail side and white on the bottom side…

UPDATE 08/06/2021: Took about 5 months. Already worn out. I place them on two dining chairs that are used twice a day, once for lunch and once for dinner. I noticed some scratches on our floor and turned the chairs over to find that the glides were worn. The nylon used is very soft and not durable. Also note that they will scratch your floor before you realize they are worn out. (See new images.) --- ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW --- I usually don't think there is any good in the corporate world…