🪑 GorillaGlides 1 Inch Chair Sliders/Floor Protectors (16 Furniture Glides) Screw-On or Self-Adhesive, Round, CB253-16 – Ideal for Easy Sliding on Carpet & Hard Surface Floors Review

The latches on the caps are a little loose, but you don't have to worry about the screws tearing the bottom even if the cap falls off. Good design. The glue sticks. The time will show.

The felt rails for the chairs I use had to be replaced constantly as my floors are ceramic tile. These slides work great and are easy to move through time. Happy with the purchase.

These sliders have worked great for me so far. An important tip is that when you screw them together in the vacuum, pull out the hole. The legs of the chair are made of dense hardwood and require additional preparation to avoid breaking the screw. The instructions should really mention this step.

I had to push kitchen chairs across a rug. The problem was that my chairs had their own plastic base. I had to remove these floors with a drill and then nail the Gorrila floors. Tip: Gorrila bottoms have a top that slides out and puts back in after installation. Chairs work better. On hard surfaces, these floors are just great!

I've always used a different brand and liked them. I couldn't find my usual brand and saw this one and decided to give it a try. They are superb and very easy to install as you have the option of gluing, screwing or both. They hold up very well and the fact that they stick makes them useful for things you can't screw into. Now I will use this brand. Clay liked it too!

I installed these slides on my chairs a few weeks ago and they work really well on a ceramic floor in the kitchen. Prior to these slips I had tried silicone cups on chair legs and they didn't hold up well and broke after a few months. These slide rails allow my chairs to move easily when I get up from my desk. I definitely recommend this product. I screwed them to the bottom of the chair legs instead of using the glue option.

I've tried sticky ones but they always come off. They do glue a bit, but that only helps hold them in place while you drive the screw in. Drill a pilot hole first, then place the bottom of the part in the center of the pilot hole, drill a screw and snap the top. I find them to be most effective on chair legs as they slide and move all the time. Work in both carpet and hardwood. stop scratching. does not collect dust.