1" Furniture Sliders,RUSIDO 24 PCS with 3M Adhesive Chair Leg Sliders for Carpet & Hardwood Floors,Furniture Movers Sliders for Protect The Floor-Blue

They are a little smaller than I thought, but that is not been an issue. They were easy to work with. We have very heavy counter-height dining chairs and the glides have made a tremendous difference.

these are a nice 24-pack of big 2" diameter furniture sliders, ready to make small work of moving your large furniture across all kinds of floors. with 24, you could easily tackle 6 4-legged furniture items of your choice. my first 4 went under a very heavy stainless steel ikea filing cabinet. easy peasy. with integrated adhesive, these make for an easy solution to an otherwise potentially frustrating tough challenge (moving things from A to B), without throwing out your back or anybody else's. 5 stars to that.

I have a couple of wooden bins that I use for storage under a side table that were a bit hard to slide in and out. I decided to get these to attach to the bottom to see if it made it easier to slide these wooden bins out for easy access, and to protect my rug from any potential damage. I am so glad I did! These were simple to install and made the bins slide in and out smoothly. Great product!At the time of this review the RUSIDO 2" Furniture Sliders, 24 PCS 3M Adhesive Chair Leg Sliders for Carpet & Hardwood Floors, Furniture Movers Sliders for Protect the Floor-Blue was listed for $12.99 with and additional 10% coupon available which was a great price.

I got these slides because I have chairs that don't slide easily. When i got these, I immediately went to put them on the chairs and found, to my surprise, that there were other slides already on them. Obviously, those were not working. I tried to get them off, but they wouldn't budge. So...i just popped these slides onto the bottom and the chairs moved across the rug smoothly.Now, I'm not telling you to put slides on top of slides. I just did that because I couldn't get the old ones off.I added these slides to a table with iron legs. That also moved smoothly. The only problem with that was I could just see a bit of the blue slide on the bottom of each leg. This is why I would have liked these even more if they came in brown and black.The slides have a 3M strong adhesive back that will stick to the bottom of the furniture legs. I did not see in the seller description what the actual slide material was. It is definitely some type of plastic. I wanted to see how durable the material was, but that information is not there.According to the site, these slides work well for small appliances you might be moving along a countertop. I'm sure there are other uses as well.The slides come in multiple different sizes, but the only colors available are red and blue. As I mentioned, black and brown would have been nice.Decent slides do the job they're supposed to, with the hopes that they last a reasonably decent time.

I love my hardwood floors and consider those gray magic glides as basic necessities of life. Everything that connects with my floors has glides - chairs, tables, fridge, sideboard/buffet/dressers, even my bookshelves. I can rearrange rooms and clean behind and under everything. Even my sofa can be moved with just a light push. And there are never, ever any scratches on the floors, no matter how heavy the thing I've moved.So I saw these sliders. The orange caught my eye, as did the mention of the adhesive being 3M brand. (If the adhesive isn't good then the sliders will dislodge if the floor isn't perfectly smooth.) I had just picked up 6 wood chairs at Habitat that had round metal "glides" under each leg before I pried them off. They're in the garage because I didn't have 2 dozen 3/4" gray glides on hand. I've applied the orange glides to 2 chairs so far and there seems to be no difference between these and the more expensive gray ones I've always purchased and I did lots of scooting around testing them out. The orange color is not at all visible because 3/4" is the appropriate size for a chair leg that is 1" at the floor.I tried something different, saved a little money and count that as a win.

I tried these on three different types of furniture on two different surfaces. They work for some, and not so good for others. I’ll explain.I first tried this on bedroom chest that was on a wooden floor. This did not go that well. First or all these are baby blue. That will never match wood furniture. Second, these don’t really side any better on a wooden floor than did the furniture itself. Additionally, these are round, most bedroom furniture has square brown legs. So, for this application, it’s a no.Then I tried this on a coffee table that had lost its casters and was sitting on tight carpet. This worked great. The table slides much better with these sliders than did before. The only issue here is that these are baby blue, which matches nothing.I last tried this on something with round chrome legs on tight pile carpet. This application worked perfectly. It slides great, and the blue looks alright against chrome.Overall, these work great on certain types of furniture on tight carpet. The sticky side of these is very sticky so I have no issues with these ever falling off. However, if the legs of the furniture are not the same size as the sliders, I can foresee all kinds of dust and hair sticking to the side of these sliders that have parts of the sticky side exposed.

We needed some sliders for our recliner. These worked perfect for the feet of the couch. It makes the couch so easy to move. They were easy to move. They are on the smaller side but they fit well. They were easy to apply.

I needed something that would stick on the bottom of an industrial machine so that we could move it around our warehouse. The warehouse has a smooth cement floor and the item (a strapping machine) is about the same size as a chest freezer. I couldn't nail or drill into the bottom of the machine, so I needed stick on sliders. So, I ordered these, stuck the entire pack of them on the bottom of the machine and now it slides around pretty easily. The whole job took less than 20 minutes.