Screw on Furniture Pads Furniture Sliders for Wooden Chair Legs -Furnigear Best Hardwood Floor Protectors Protect Your Hardwood & Laminate Flooring (1''-20 Pack, Gray)

Love these. We recently redid our kitchen to wood floors and have tried several different products to prevent scratches. Unfortunately, the adhesive products could not handle our family and its activity. These, however, went on almost as easily as the adhesive, but are much more secure. Our chairs all slide easily now, and I am confident that the product will stay on until I decide to take them off. They are well-made, great looking, super easy to install, and they just flat out work. A fantastic product that I recommend to anyone with wooden floors. You will not regret it. Just make sure you choose the correct size :)

The felt seems to be durable, the metal body holding the felt is fine, although I worry that the felt may wear out and then the metal will scratch the hardwood. Will just need to monitor that. I think that we might have been better off to order the plastic body felt pads so that if a felt pad does wear out or come off it won't be so likely to gouge the wood floors.Biggest concern is that the screws are cheap metal with poor Phillips head slots that will strip out if you don't use just the right sized screwdriver and keep a LOT of pressure on the screwdriver as you are screwing them in.Our chairs had factory installed hard plastic feet. Some were centered well in the chair legs, some weren't. For the ones that were centered, the nail holes from the removed plastic feet worked fine as a pilot hole for the new felt feet screws. For the others, I needed to drill a new hole using, I'm guessing, a 1/16" or maybe 5/64" bit.They've only been on the chairs for 3 days now but they seem to be fine.

There were no instructions with our set of felt feet. Just a label saying how wonderful they were. The screw head is not quite Phillips screwdriver shape and is very prone to being stripped if you apply too much force screwing it in. But once we figured out how to install them they looked very nice on the chairs. Hopefully they will hold up well.

No comparison to the stick-on stuff! Just drill a pilot hole and screw these in. They will never slip or put nasty glue residueon the floor. Seem very high quality, especially the phillips head screws that are part of the foot. They will raise the legs a bout a half-inch, so as long as that's not a consideration, these have solved a big issue for us!

I used these pads for wooden kitchen chair legs, on a linoleum floor, to replace self adhesive plastic ones. The self adhesive ones tended to fall off eventually. What I like about these is you screw them into the wooden legs. Easy to install and they stay in place. The only thing I am not thrilled with is that they do not slide as easily as I would like when you are sitting on the chair but they are no worse than the plastic ones. They do slide very easily when there is no weight on the chair. Other than that I think they are well worth the money and I would recommend them.

The felt pads seem to work well to help protect my vinyl plank flooring from unnecessary scratches caused by sliding straight chairs or tables across it. I have used them for a few months so far. They were simple to install (tip: be sure to drill a pilot hole that’s big enough to accommodate the screw but small enough that it engages the wood and stays in). Though this brand was among the least expensive I saw (per piece), I would have enjoyed getting 4 to 8 more for the same cost. I am pretty thrifty though (expect a great value for my earned money) so perhaps my perspective is skewed. Overall I am not dissatisfied with the price vs value here. The only hassle using felt furniture pads I’ve found is that if you have a pet who sheds fine, lightweight hair like mine does, the hair gets easily wrapped around the pads and must be manually removed (by hand) when sweeping or vacuuming. This is probably true for any brand however.

I bought these for a dining room set of chairs on wood floors. They seem adequate to the task but I just discovered something I wanted to share. The screws that come with these are middling quality phillips head screws but a #1 square drive fits the head quite nicely. It's a LOT simpler driving the screw with a square drive rather than a phillips head, especially if you ever have to remove them. You can also remove the screws from the pads if you need to change out for a different length. The screws that come with the pads appear to be 5/8" long #6 panhead sheet metal screws.

I loved the metal base and the screw ensures a secure fit. Nail in types can become loose over time.The metal base securely holds the felt pad much better than the adhesion type.The felt glides smoothly over my wood floors and has solved the problem of scuffed and gouged wood floors.The plastic case kept the screws with the feet and made it easy to handle without accidental bumping into the sharp point of the screw.Existing nail holes may need to be filled by tapping toothpicks in with light hammer or screwdriver to ensure proper tightness.Great product.

Finally don't have to replace my chair pads every 30 days because the adhesion is no good. These worked like a charm. We have square legs so I wish they came square but I bought the right size so they don't go over the size of the bottom of the leg. Measure and buy the right size, you should be happy with this product. I know I am.

Installed these a few months ago on our dining room chairs. Drilled a pilot hole before screwing them on and had no issues. I had a few sets of adhesive pads but they would always come off. These have held up so far and I don't see any issues in the near future!

Easy to install. Makes it easy to slide chairs without scratching the floor.

Liked the fact that they were easy to install

They went on well and have stayed on...so far