🪑 Shepherd Hardware Self-Adhesive Felt Furniture Pads, 24-Pack, 1/2-Inch - Brown Review

I should have looked more closely at the size of these pads. Yes, they are 1/2 inch in diameter, but they are very thin. They look more like sticky felt than real furniture pads. Well I've learned my lesson. I will no longer be ordering Shepherd furniture cushions.

Waste of money! I bought these to glue to the wooden legs of my dining room chairs. I firmly taped them to a clean dry surface on each leg and they peeled off the FIRST NIGHT! The adhesive is about as strong as a post-it note. I can't believe it was $4 and really want my (wasted) money back.

I have a mid-century modern chair that I'm putting it on. I think the problem was the tilt of the legs but they kept bouncing off the bottom of the chair. I tried gluing them with gorilla glue and they didn't glue either, so like I said the problem might not be the pillow but something else. Chair. So if you have a chair with legs that move at an angle, something with a larger cup might work for you.

Bought these for my new Ethan Allen dining chairs but the pins are so small they are the perfect size. They only lasted until the evening I applied them because as soon as my family started moving chairs to sit down these felt dots came off. We have wooden floors. But those felt dots were everywhere - under the dining table, around it, under the slippers. even with my dog! Unfortunately it didn't work for my chairs. Returned.

so i got them for my furniture legs but they are tiny. Basically I ordered the small ones by mistake but I don't send them back because I put them on the underside of some of my heavier items that are on top of my furniture for decoration so I don't scratch the furniture. so it worked. You are tiny. And I never thought about getting these little ones to protect the top of my furniture so it's great. Many Thanks.

I bought these to keep my heavy Wilton Armetale serving utensils from sliding off the shelf in my dining room. These little cushions support my serving attire, and I've also taped them to the undersides of chairs and edge tables that don't rest on carpet (we have dark mahogany floors and I don't want them scratched to death). They do their job and don't let furniture stand as high as some felt cushions. There was more than enough in the package to keep my serving utensils in place and on the…