Screw Felt Pads X Protector Protectors Review

I have tried various chair leg pads that are easy to peel and stick. Eventually they slipped off. Their adhesive just made them difficult and messy to remove.

I have put these on my chairs where I used to have these silicone pads - so far they work well but they are not SMALL. They work but I should have bought a size up.

I put them on kitchen chairs so they don't scratch the wooden floor underneath. They glide well and easily and the pads are nice and thick so the screw in the middle doesn't touch the ground. It's definitely better than stick-on pads.

Purchased to replace nylon chair pads. After I removed the old pads they screwed in nicely, fitted well and held onto the bottom of the legs very well, and had considerable padding for a hardwood floor. So far very happy with the durability.

A good solution for wooden chairs that scratch luxury vinyl tile floors. Easy to install and seems to protect vinyl tile floors so far. It's too early to know how long-lasting they are, but everything seems fine. Slightly more assembly work, but much better than sticking on easy-to-remove covers.

We used to use self-adhesive pads on chair legs. They inevitably don't work well and have to be replaced again and again, leaving a ruined floor. They are firmly screwed and are now 100% durable and protect our floors. Problem solved once and for all.

I used these on 9/16 inch square ends on a coffee table. I thought they might be too big but they fit. not visible at all. It's better than paying 30 x $4 for original brass ferrules. The ends of my coffee table already had holes from the original ends. I would recommend pre-drilling a hole if your furniture doesn't have one so the wood doesn't split. .

I have tried many felt pads for the underside of my breakfast chair. I'm a tall guy, about 210 pounds. These felt protectors are secure when installed and initially worked well. When I've used them, the underside is shiny and hard, and they leave horrible scratch marks on our hardwood floor. No other felt pad did this, but others fell off quickly.