🍉 MelonBoat 24 Pack Chair Leg Floor Protectors - Protect Your Floors with Furniture Felt Slider Glide Pads - Suitable for Square Leg 1-1/2 to 1-5/8 inches - A-SQ040 Review

A while back I found another version of this (round) at an outlet store and attached it to my square chair legs. They were fine for a while but started breaking so I needed a replacement. I was very happy to stumble across them! They fit perfectly! I connected them with felt pads for furniture (on the front legs and on the back). Now my dining room chairs glide across the tiled breakfast room floor without the scraping and squeaking noises I struggled with. Time will tell how durable they are…

Our floor is slate tiles. The slate is smooth but there are seams which combined with the weight of the chairs has caused all the felt pads and glides we have installed over the years to protect the floors to fail. Nothing worked for long! Our stools are bar stools made from heavy wood. The legs are square. The front legs are slightly smaller than the back legs, so my husband wrapped a wide rubber band around the front legs, about the height of a plastic cup. They seem to be holding on. The…

So I buy these socks as stuff for my chair legs to protect my wooden floor from scratches and also felt stickers. They didn't work and I used these pens all the time to fill in the scratches around our dining table. I stumbled across these by accident and wasn't sure if they would work as the bottom of my chair legs aren't a perfect square. To my delight, the flexible plastic wrapped around the legs and stayed in place. Now the chairs slide in and out easily without leaving any scratches. They…

We tried different types of floor protection (both felt and plastic) for our everyday dining chairs that sit on a hardwood floor. All other types of protectors wear out quickly or just slide off the bottom of the chair leg with daily use and three kids, which can be rough. They were the best defenders I've found! The design of the floor protector is what works - a plastic cup that hugs the chair leg. I did a lot of research and read reviews before buying them as I didn't want to spend the money

We have a nice new hardwood floor that I didn't want to scratch. This is a hand cut solid wood floor which I think could scratch easily due to the many bumps in the wood. The chairs for our dining room had good plastic runners and hadn't scratched the floor yet, but I didn't want to risk them scratching the floor. With. The felt bottom is nice because it doesn't attract dog hair too much either (we have 2 dogs that shed). When I measured, I took measurements from the legs of the chair back…