🪑 Felt Furniture Pads by X-PROTECTOR - 8 Pack of Premium 8"x6" Heavy Duty 1/5" Felt Sheets! Customizable Furniture Felt Pads for Protecting Furniture Feet - Top Furniture Pads for Hardwood Floors! Review

Hard wearing as advertised! Good adhesion. Easy to cut with a ruler and a new bladed utility knife. Used them to support a 500lb bed and protect the wood floor underneath. Will use the rest of the pack for other furniture in the same situation and will order more if needed. Update: just bought more. Please continue, good product.

Very good quality, heavy duty felt pads. I have some old but nice deck furniture that has lost its protective "legs" to protect the deck and has scratched epiwood (extremely hard brazilwood). Couldn't find anything that fits 40 chair legs. saw these heavy duty felt sheets and decided to give it a try. They are easy to cut, easy to install and perfectly protect my terrace from sun and rain. I highly recommend her and her versatility.

I often use them on the underside of my furniture to protect hardwood floors. The greater thickness ensures that they will still protect the floor even after they have flattened out under the weight of the furniture over the years. I only wish it could be made into long rolls of different widths (I only found 1/2 inch wide and 5 feet at my local Lowe's. But at least these sheets allow me to cut my own pieces to whatever size I want. I recently built a base for a king bed and had to cut 46 3/4…

I love these sheets! I like the way they work in an antique shop. I didn't know which square or round felt to buy when I saw these large sheets. I have an antique shop, it is very heavy and often has irregularly shaped legs, it would be difficult for me to find the right size of curly dresser legs. It took a lot of time to cut out the shape I needed, but it was worth it! They are well glued and I can move even very heavy furniture without outside help. The perfect solution to my problem!

Very good felt gliders. I like that I can cut them to specific sizes. I make a lot of furniture and it really helps to keep your legs up to protect the wooden floors. Also, in some older homes where your hardwood floors are slightly uneven and your furniture wobbles a bit, it really helps to balance and eliminate the wobble. The glue seems to be well made and should last a long time once applied. Simply clean the surface thoroughly first and allow to dry before use for optimal adhesion.

Newly installed bamboo flooring in our apartment, badly needed to protect a large investment from being quickly smashed by all sorts of sofas, chairs, tables etc! It was the perfect solution as we were able to cut the underlays into the various shapes and sizes we needed instead of having a bunch of pre-cuts that didn't fit half of our furniture legs. In addition, the fixing adhesive holds these pads quickly and firmly to the furniture. They also work well on chair backs/headboards/dressers to…

You need some really good scissors to cut and trim the shapes you want. I spent a good half hour cutting it. It was a good use for the bottom of my large table that scratched my floor, but it was damn hard to cut into a crescent shape. But no, if you just need something for the legs of your furniture like chairs etc, it's better to go to the Dollar Tree because they just sell round ones like that and you don't have to sweat cutting out the shapes. You just fill in the little details you need…

The strap stuck to 95% of the surfaces I put it on. The thickness is great and I'm confident it won't scratch my wooden floors (at least not from chairs lol). Felt easily sticks to things. The only difficulty is cutting out the felt. I use my special heavy duty craft scissors. There is a lot of material in this package. I put felt on my 6 dining chairs, dining table, couch, 2 seater and armchair, desk and between the top and bottom bunk bed posts (they creak from wood rubbing together) and I…

tragus of my heavy oak dining table spread parallel to the floor. Despite such a large contact area, my feet literally sank into the carpet in my previous home. Given this obvious pressure, I worried about the possible damage to the *vinyl* floored dining area in my new home, especially when I adjusted the length of the table for additional leaves, which of course requires moving the legs. I wanted to make sure that the table's weight was GENTLELY distributed over almost the entire surface of…