Slipstick CB525 Furniture Protector Coasters Review

They are perfect for my needs. I have a bed frame without wheels. The mail kept biting my carpet and ruining it every time I moved my room. I ended up putting it on some bed risers but after some use it poked holes. It's been a few months now and that seems to have led to the spot pressure that was causing all of my problems. Very satisfied.

These reels have one major disadvantage: the body is made of slippery hard plastic! While the rubber ring helps keep it on the hardwood floor, it's useless if you plan to use it on a table or something you don't want to move. Every piece of furniture we try just slides into the roller, eliminating the problem. We have solid rubber casters which we much prefer and we only tried them because they were good for premium delivery. Opt for solid rubber casters instead.

We used them on two sofas, a corner sofa and a daybed. They held tight and protected our floors from cuts even when the delighted kids jumped on the couch. The daybed often fell off its plinths, even with the hem pulled up. Slightly rocking back and forth would eventually cause the legs to slide to the edge and tip the stand over. As a result, our floors were seriously damaged by the sofa's legs. These handles are great for static furniture, but not good enough for armchairs or other furniture…

I used felt for sofa legs on my new wooden floor and it just moved everywhere. I bought them and now they are gone. I checked my floor and no stains or dents. I am very satisfied with this product. A difficult choice was between this product and CB605. I bought both and use both on my cut (because it has 8 legs). They are both the same size, the difference is that they have a flat cup whereas the 605 has a rounded cup to allow the wheels to sit in the center of the cup. Both work for me as my…