🔘 MAGIC SLIDERS L P 4273 4 Pack 1-1/4 Inch Round Slider Review

They're hard to put on, which is a good thing, otherwise they'd keep falling off. They are perfect for sliding kitchen chairs in and out on my kitchen rug. I've been wearing them for about two months now and they fall off, but almost never. We have chairs with legs that taper at the base of the leg and curve at an angle, they work great in both situations and can conform well to the chair leg.

Loved how snug it is on the table legs (4ft by 2.5ft, maybe 50lbs). I didn't like that it was impossible to slide the table on the carpet. Obviously the weight of the table is pushing them down too far (carpet is actually denser. I believe it's called Barbour but it should slide easily). Then the rubber sides that allow you to attach it catch on the carpet. Order slightly larger plastic glides with a wider base. They don't fit exactly, but they let it slide, which I think is the point.

Okay so I've only had them a few days and bought them specifically for a very heavy coffee table (see photo). This coffee table is a large shadow box that holds my collection of crystals and minerals and weighs nearly 100 pounds. I have to move it from time to time but it lies on the mat and that makes it difficult to keep it upright without having to lift it. So I started looking for gliders. Found these little guys the same size as the little black legs on my table legs. I put the sliders on…

REVIEW ORIG 03/26/17: I have a couple of old wooden chairs that are quite sturdy, but each chair has lost at least one of the original rails. from his leg. This exposed the nail head - not good for the floor! First I went and bought replacement rails and nailed them down. Unfortunately they soon came loose and popped out, probably because I used the original nail hole and my talent for such repairs is pretty low. (I'm the remodeler type who would rather use a tension rod than figure out how to…