🪑 Sopito 7/8 Inch Rubber Chair Leg Caps, 16 PCS Black - Enhancing Table Chair Leg Tips Review

I have Band Beast which is a platform for various expanders on the market. It has nuts and bolts on the bottom and I like to protect my wooden floors. They are the perfect size and stay in place for my Band Beast.

Perfect 1 inch table leg caps. The church put in a new floor and some tables were missing covers. They fit perfectly and protect the floor from scratches. Don't know what size you need? Use a quarter and place it on the end of the leg. If it fits, the diameter is 1 inch.

I have a Samsonite card table that is thirty (at least) years old. The rubber legs of the chairs have almost completely disappeared. These little beauties solved the problem. Slipped instantly, leaves no marks on the floor and looks like it will last a long time. highlighted.

I have replaced worn out legs on Samsonite chairs with round legs. The caps fit perfectly. I was going to glue them on but they are so tight I left them as is. I tapped them with a rubber mallet. If I had to do it again I would order 20 caps instead of 16 and replace them all, worn out or not, on my set of 5 chairs.

This is a great replacement for the missing rubber feet on the folding chair legs. The bottom is solid and the walls appear to be thicker than the original legs. However, be sure to measure the diameter of your chair legs where the legs are. Some are 3/4 inch and others are a full inch. Mine were 7/8 inch. They should be snug, but if they're too tight, a little liquid soap around the inside of the foot will help.

If you follow the company's measurement guidelines, you will have a good fit. I bought some 50's style kitchen chairs from a restaurant and the ends of the legs were worn. I measured, ordered and they worked great! Just note that they don't come with any extras. And for dressing, I found it helpful to alternate them instead of trying to put them on. I have pretty bad arthritis in my hands and was able to do it with this technique.

I ordered them because I couldn't get the ones I ordered before. Use for folding stands. The legs of the stand are just under an inch long. Those were very close landings. Couldn't walk all the way - then we couldn't get out. So there is nothing left but to score them. So if your item's foot is one inch or less, do not buy those 1 inch feet. They're also not flat at the bottom like the others we've used. It may not matter much for chairs, but it is important for the stability of the stand…

Depending on what you buy them for, they're good or useless. I can see how they would work great on a chair or table. If you had trouble putting them on or taking them off, they're probably the wrong size. My situation was like this. I bought these to put on the legs of a raised dog bed (actually 4) I just bought. With no rubber feet, they slid across the hardwood floor and startled my dogs. I couldn't wait for them to come and try it. When I got here, I put them on straight away…