Navaris Felt Furniture Pieces Screw Hardware Review

The quality of the materials and the overall design met my expectations and I am satisfied. Of course, drill the starting holes correctly and the screws will do their job without any problems. The density/hardness of the wood of your furniture legs can affect ease of assembly, but not only. everything about it is simple and efficient.

So far they seem to be a solid product. They screw in rather than stick and the felt is quite thick. None of them broke while putting them on. (If you're working with hardwood, you may need to drill a hole first, or make a hole with a nail and hammer. Most of our furniture had similar hard plastic pieces that we removed and used the same holes to screw them in.)

The felt pads are very thick so they offer longer protection to the floor than the ones I replaced with them. Each pad came with a pre-installed screw. Supplied in a sturdy box for easy storage of other pads. I only needed 16 pads but they only came in a box of 50. I wish they were sold in smaller quantities for those of us who just need a dish repair.

Accidentally bought the smaller ones and when I went to return I was not given a refund. Makes life easier for a busy mother, so the salesman gets an A. After 2 days I got the big ones and put them on. Super easy and they're not coming out any time soon! TAAAAAAA is way better than sticky ones that come off quickly. There were a lot of them so it's okay if I have to replace them in the future!

screws are total nonsense. I got over it and after installing it on all my furniture they have been great. A cushion fell out of my dining chair and I thought it was a one time use but now a few more have fallen out which could cause a problem with my wooden floors which can get scratched if left on. Now I should get a different look and it will still take a few hours to replace them which should be a blast as most of the screws were snapped off during installation. I've only had these for a…

Used to replace nail pads that fall out when sliding on a tiled floor. They are well made and easy to assemble. An existing nail hole is a good starting point for a pilot hole. I used a 5/64 bit for hardwood chair legs and the screws screwed in easily by hand. A nice feature is that the felt pads are backed with hard plastic that's embedded under the head of the screw. This means that as the pad wears out, the screw head will not scratch the wood or linoleum floor. Good German engineering…