Teflon Furniture Sliders, 20pcs 1inch Reusable Furniture Glides with Screws for Carpet Tile Hardwood (Grayish Blue)

Replaced the stick on ones that kept coming off and collected dog hair. Really like how these slide on tile floor and shouldn't fall off as they are screwed on.

Excellent and very easy to install.

Have purchased multiple times. Exactly as described. Quality seems good. Delivery is fast. Easy to install using a small drill to start holes. Some of the metal center holes are slightly off, but this should not be an issue for most applications.

I purchased 20-packs of 1” square and 1” round sliders.The good:Easy to install! The washer is embedded with rubber on each side, making it forgiving if the pilot hole isn’t exactly perpendicular to the chair’s foot.Noticeably more cushioning than another brand I purchased, reducing chair noise and helping the chair be stable even if the legs or floor aren’t perfectly flat (within reason, of course). We have a tile floor with large grout lines and if one leg slips into the corner between tiles the chair will still not wiggle when someone sits in it.The neutral:Not quite as slick as the other brand I’ve used. This could be good or not-so-good depending on your needs.The bad:Two of the 1” round sliders had a manufacturing defect as shown in the picture. The thin Teflon layer doesn’t completely cover the rubber on the bottom. I’m not particularly concerned, since this chair is going to be on carpet instead of tile, but if it were otherwise then I would have contacted the seller for replacement.Overall, a decent product for the price.

I had tried some glue-on pads with very short spikes and they started falling off immediately. Huge waste of money. These pads are much more difficult to put on but they actually seem to hold up very well. On about two months now. You need a drill to do a starter or pilot hole. My table is hardwood as are the chairs and the pilot hole works well. I had one additional problem with some of the chairs having the metal screws from the first set of pads still embedded in the wood (and perfectly smooth). I recommend a drill bit for steel (works in wood too) to take the spikes out. Using on a 1’x1’ tile floor with grout lines so if these stand up to that they ill stand up to anything.

Perfect....the chairs now move across the floor with little effort.

We bought these sliders to put on the legs of our folding chairs in the church fellowship room. Our chairs wouldn’t slide well on carpet, but these sliders solved the problem. I highly recommend them!

The manufacturing quality is poor. I only found five usable ones for my project out of the 20. I’ll admit I wasn’t using them as intended, but the black layer when viewed from the bottom is inconsistent, so a flat headed screw that I needed to use wouldn’t sit flat on all but five of them. This shouldn’t be a problem with the included countersunk screws, but then that’s a poor design on its own, using countersunk screws against a flat surface.