BALEINE 16 Pack Silicone Chair Leg Floor Protectors, Stool Leg Protectors Cap, Non-Slip Chair Leg Caps for Hardwood Floors (Clear & Small, 16 Pack)

These leg floor protectors are awesome. They fit great and stay on. Very durable also. Our tile floor is protected and furniture is now quieter when moved or adjusted. Thank you!

Good product. Easy to use. Fits table and chair legs

Works like a little cap, secured with cushion on the bottom. I put them on stools because they get moved a lot and regular adhesive doesn’t stay long. They’re thick and adjustable to fit round or square shape, but it doesn’t stretch much more than that. It’s not a perfect fit for square but it works. Clear color is more of a white on dark colored surfaces.

Easy to put on, slides well, Brown color blended well with chair leg.

These silicone protectors are AMAZING! I used them on my table and accent chairs. You can see from the pictures the table chair legs are square and the accent chair legs are round in the front and kind of square oblong in the back. The same set of protectors work perfectly on all the different shapes. They protectors are extremely easy to put on and the pad on the bottom allows them to move easily on the floor. The protectors are clear so once they are applied to the chair legs your really cannot see them. I provide pictures after they have been applied as well. I applied the protectors about 6 weeks ago and they still look great and have not moved at all even after sitting in the chairs for a long period of time. I bought a second package to have on hand for future use. I highly recommend these silicone chair protectors.

Goes on well, looks good, but not strong enough to slide over some of my grout lines in my kitchen tile. On the chair I use the most, the cover comes down on one of the legs that goes over a grout lines. Tried another chair in the same place and the same thing happened. I think need a cover with a thicker felt on the bottom.

We just had a new wood floor put in our home and I werent about to let my old heavy oak chairs scar it all up. we've many kinds of chair pads in the past, the old clear cup type made of hard plastic, that break, split or fall off, and the old cork kind that have lousy adhesive to the new hard felt kind they sell at Kroger that fall off after three days. FORGET THEM. These are the best thing going. they are made out of a soft, stretchy, super-clingy, rubber or polymer that grabs the chairs leg and won't let go. once on, they're on. A good rule when buying its to measure the foot pad of the chair and match the cover pad to it. they are a tad trifling to get on, but they work great. The tighter the fit, the better, no more worrying about a huge scratch in my new floor.

These pads are to install, you have to use both hands to open it up and pull it down. I mostly got it because I was tired of hearing the noise when the chair got dragged in the kitchen by my kids. After installing it, it does make the dragging noise gone.Overall it does protect the floor, as well at bottom of the foot of the chairs. The pads are thick and good quality, but the silicon cap is not of a good quality at all. The silicon caps are clear. On the first use these pads stick very well, however it wasn't long before these pads started to break. The pads only last 17 days. out of 5 chairs 1 got totally messed up after 2 weeks, it literally just came off when I moved the chair back while sitting on it. What I sort of realized is that the pads on the chairs used by my kids are still looking good, but the chairs used by adults aren't, so appears these don't have a good resistance if used on chairs that are highly used by adultsEven so I only had a set of 5 chairs and this is a set for 6 chairs, the extra set I didn't even bother replacing on using to fixed the broken pads, I ended up going to the local stores and bought the traditional pads that you just stick to the chair. Would not buy these again, simply because at first looked like a good deal, but I ended up buying almost $20.00 for a set of 6, and then to turn around about 3 weeks later and spending another $8.00 locally to buy regular pack of 48 felt pads.