🪑 36 PCS Chair Leg Covers for Floor Protection – Elastic Furniture Leg Caps with Anti-Slip Bottom, Prevent Scratches & Noise, No Traces – Round & Square (36PCS-Medium) Review

later What I didn't like is that they don't slip on my porcelain stoneware floors. I placed them on a bar stool and literally had to lift the stool to move it. I returned them the next day. I'm sorry they didn't work.

I was hoping I could attach the patio chair legs and they would stay. NO, they didn't come loose because if you put them inside or outside on any chair leg, they don't re-tighten at the top, they just stay open. Would not recommend this product.

Installed first, and after 1 month most of the chairs on the bottom started to crack. I had to exchange it for another. I like the simplicity and the idea but I need a better material on the bottom that stretches and what doesn't so it should be able to hold up.

The package with the product received is open. To return. This is for really thick chair legs. Not sure if this is a coincidence as some of the photos seemed perfect on skinny legs. And that would be nice if you never wanted your chair to move. You have to raise the chair all the way up to squeeze into the table when seated.

I bought these for chairs with a tiled floor. I wanted the chairs to be able to move easily - not like on ice, but softer than the loud noise of a wooden chair rolling on a hard surface. Small covers are easy to put on, but if you want the chair to move easily (e.g. getting up from the table), no! I had to lift and move the chair. So if that's what you want, that's great, just doesn't work for what I wanted. I returned them immediately.

I've spent so much time and effort trying to find some type of padding that will stay on the legs of the dining room chairs and bar stools in my house. I nailed and glued many years and finally saw her. They are easy to install and work. They're not see-through, you can see them, but they look good. I really don't care if they protect my floors and if they stay that way. I don't think I need to deal with it again now.

Ideal for protecting very expensive wooden floors from chairs and other furniture. I used sticky felt pads. Their disadvantage is that they do not stick, and a stick falls on the floor, which is difficult to remove. On the plus side, you can move a chair or furniture without fear of scratching the floor. The silicone feet are great for protection but not for slipping. This is normal, because the main need is protection. I can lift a chair to move it. I don't usually like different sized…