40pcs Round Heavy Duty Nail-on Felt Pad for Furniture Chair Table Leg Feet Floor Protectors Slide Smoothly (Black, Pad Diameter 18mm)

They are easy to install and durable enough to last.

It is frustrating to add adhesive pads to all the furniture only to have them slide slowly off to the side. THESE STAY PUT! I highly recommend drilling a pilot hole because the nails will bend. But with a pilot about 3/4 as deep as the nail is long, I dropped each one in the hole and have it a couple of light hammer taps and that was enough to hold them in place. Great solution.

This is going to be all about likes and dislikes, hopefully more likes than the other. First off I like wood floors or where that’s not practical, wood laminate floors. Unfortunately both a susceptible to scratching from furniture with the wrong kind of feet – usually metal, bare wood or hard plastic. The first thing I like to do when I bring new furniture into my house is to install felt or carpet pads on to the bottom of the feet or legs. Usually that can be done with stick on adhesive pads but that’s not so good on chair legs because as they slide around the adhesive works itself off. The better way for chairs with wood legs is to use nail-on pads. Unfortunately the headline for this product suffers from misguided information, they refer to these as anti-sliding which is just the opposite of what you want, you want these pads to slide, smoothly and freely on hard surface floors. If you want non-slip get rubber pads. Hopefully they catch and correct that error.What I really like are the nail-on pads with carpeted tips but those have been difficult to find lately, I guess it’s just a lot cheaper for them to use felt which works okay be doesn’t last as long and does tend to catch tiny particles of stones and debris.HOW TO INSTALLNail-on pads like this are great but the last thing you want them to do is split the wood of a furniture leg, it’s easy to accidentally do that and very difficult to repair. I see that the number one issue a few people had was with the nail bending. What I like to do is to drill a pilot hole first, then very gently tap the nail into the hole with a rubber mallet. If possible, try to cover the felt with a piece of cloth to prevent the mallet from leaving a residue on the felt. If that happens it’s easy to clean it off with any mild household cleaner.WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THESEThese are easy to find in stores but usually they only stock one size and one color, this company has many sizes and trim in black, brown or white for a professional finished look. And I like that you get 40 of them for about eight bucks, depending on which size you choose. They come in a plastic bag, no frills, no fancy plastic case.

Cheap priceWorks better than any other slider I triedNo scratching on floors

Easy product to install recommend for dining chairs! 10/10! Great product overall.

I like the fact that The chairs glide so easily over my hardwood floors and don't scratch.

Thin gauge nails will bend/break when hammering into hardwood legs. Pre-drilling, which is a drawback, is a must. Nail could/should be heavier gauge.

I drilled a small hole first. With this, the tips pounded right into the chair legs and appear to be securely in place. Previously, I was replacing the felt pads with adhesive every few months. The bigger concern was that I wouldn't notice that an adhesive pad was missing until the chair was scratching across the wood floor. I have high hopes for these nail-on pads!

Smart design. Tried many others in a tiled area but kept coming off. This is good so far

il faut un marteau et faire une petite incision dans le meuble avant l'installation, mais une fois installé c'est très bien

Bon service - rapide - tel que décrit. Satisfaite.

On time arrival. item as described. A+++

Exactly as advertised.