🪑 Pack of 40 Furniture Glides with Screw-on Felt Pads for Wooden Chair, Table, or Sofa Legs (Φ20mm or 0.8", Brown) - Floor Protectors Review

To protect hardwood, laminate or vinyl tile floors from scratches left by your chairs. They glide easily over any hard surface. The felt base is about ¼ inch thick. Install one on each chair leg by drilling a small pilot hole and then screwing them on. You won't scratch the floor, you got 40. Good deal. For 8 chairs you need 32. Of course if you are sitting on milking stools at the table then only 8. I made 4 chairs in 10 minutes. They are also suitable for table legs. Don't be stupid and don't

We have had sticky felt pads to protect our wooden chairs from scratching wooden floors for a number of years now and they have been horrible. They were sliding around, picking up hair and dirt like crazy, they were just gross in every way. Removing it was pretty frustrating too, but installing it was a breeze! Just drill a small pilot hole in the bottom of each leg and screw them in! They are made of very strong felt and the plastic felt fitting is deep enough that when the felt wears out the…

After years of using self-adhesive felt pads on chairs and seeing the mount fail, I decided a long time ago that I needed a more permanent method of attachment. I excluded the guys with nails as I've seen others use them and split a chair leg by hammering a nail. Screw-in types are less common and require a pilot hole to avoid this problem, but I find them to be by far the best solution. Felt wears out over time and I prefer a plastic backing over metal to protect the floor if that happens…

Finally a furniture cushion that really makes sense! I was looking for a better solution to sticking on sticky pads that will last for a period of time and then sticking the bottoms together with hard to remove glue. If you've ever bought a pack from the big stores you know what I'm talking about. I started looking for nails on the gaskets but then I saw some damage on the wood floors after the nail went through the gasket. It would be worse than nothing. Insert the screw into the furniture…

I bought these because we use the kind that just sticks. After a while the glue starts to peel, the felt slips off the chair leg, and you hear a scratch you don't want to hear as the grandkids slide back and forth. We had high hopes for them and were happy to order them. When we received them I turned the chairs over and sat down and there was already a hole in the middle of the leg (about 1/4 inch). Since they didn't work in the center, I had to remove them from the center. a little closer to…

I've looked everywhere in the trade and on the Internet for floor coverings. I hate to say how much time I've spent searching. For some reason they didn't show up in my Revain search. The big store felt pads never stayed in place when used, making the adhesive almost impossible to remove from wood floors. It makes it worse. In addition, hair and fluff and all kinds of dirt stick to the underside of the chair legs as soon as the felt discs move even a little. I hated them, but all other options…