Review on 🪑 DURA GRIP DG4SQ 8 Anti-Skid Furniture Pads by David Roberts

I ordered these as I wanted to secure two movie posters in frames to the Wall, leaning on the floor instead of hanging it. The problem was I didn't want to risk the frames, which are quite large, slipping and leaving marks on my hardwood floor and wall. (You have an idea and inevitably have to spend months figuring out how to make it happen and buy at least three things because no DIYer can give you concrete answers to your questions.) It took me forever to think about using something like this durable non-stick rubber materials. Pens (I used to wander up and down the aisles of an art supply store for inspiration—huge display stands? Stripes of removable rubber adhesive? drove the bushings crazy). So these Dura-Grips grips are definitely exciting. However, the gold colored side comes down, that would be the color I ordered because it would match the color of my floor perfectly. This material is like a textured industrial carpet that I hope works well and doesn't interact in a horrible chemical way with the bamboo floor in the south with 99% humidity all summer and then dry like a desert because the heat is on. all winter, climate. The front material is thick purple quilted wool. I didn't plan purple. Seriously purple? How flexible is purple? Who has the purple bottom? Why is he purple? Well, I stuffed most of the tough dura mater and that annoying purple pretty far under the frame so the people admiring my amazing decorating idea couldn't really see how I'm doing it. Now that it's done I like it (as well as my idea). And if you have heavy-duty cutters, you can tailor the Dura-Grip to your exact needs (if purple doesn't suit your plans). or). I really need to reconsider my next plan of using them to drive a full size levitating mirror. UPDATE: So I have a new problem that Dura-Grips solved. Every night after a hard day's trading, Hub curls up on the couch. The sofa slid off the carpet like a train. The next morning it took me half a dozen pushes to get the elephant couch back onto the carpet. After months of this pattern and markings on the floor (obviously I'm not the sharpest of tools), I suddenly realized I had two Dura handles left over from the frame display project. Okay, maybe they can keep 230+ pounds of pressure from moving the couch. And yes, they really can. The legs of the sofa completely hide the handles that stick like there's no tomorrow. Brilliant. Not only are these things breathtaking, they are absolutely amazing.