Furniture Sliders, 8 Pcs 3 1/2'' Furniture Sliders Pads for Hardwood Floors, Chair Legs Floors Protectors, Reusable Round Glides Glider, Heavy Duty Furniture Movers Sliders

These make moving heavy objects so easy. I use them to move heavy gym equipment and it works great. The quality is great. The padding is thick and the plastic surface it strong. Even with heavy objects sitting on them they have not broke or cracked.

I live in an apartment and let us say they left a lot of room for improvement when they installed the carpet. Because it’s so loose, it’s very difficult to move any furniture. These eliminated the problem and are very easy to place and remove. My bookcases and bed glide now!

These will do exactly what they say they will on smooth hard floors of all types: make it easy to move furniture with out marring the floors.There is only 1 flooring I'm not sure they'd work with is tile with wide grouting. I'd recommend a slider that can be permanently affixed, via screw or nail NOT GLUE, to the bottom of whatever you're moving instead. Otherwise these sliders will get stuck in the grouting channels and your furniture will slip off of it.Only thing I'm not thrilled with is the price which is kinda high for what you get I'd say. Knocked a star down for that because I'm sure these things cost like 25c to make in China! They sure look like it anyways.I do wish there was something of a cup or depression to better hold the slider in place on the feet. The foam is supposed to help grip the bottom of whatever you're moving but its not the best at staying in place. The plastic is also rather on the thin and flexy side. So it offers 0 support to spread a heavy load out and can be abraded through if you're moving stuff over rough patches. So watch out for that! But most of the time for light to moderate weight stuff these should be fine.

Say goodbye to the days of lifting and moving heavy furniture and unnecessary back and neck pain. Why lift when you can slide ?Truly, these make your life so much easier and work on the legs of recliners, sofas, and chairs with ease.The price is right and as long as the price stays this way, I will not hesitate to order them again.

Where in the ever-loving, 'I need to make my world easier', have these been all my life? I am not kidding y'all, these are truly little buttons of pure magic. How often do you find a product that solves a problem with minimal effort? You know the answer. But I can't say never, because then I wouldn't be writing this review, lol. This is one of those rare finds. And it's dirt cheap on top of that!!! $5, really?! I have bruises from kicking myself for not buying this sooner.Like so many people, I've never had a coffee maker in an open space. I have to move it back and forth, every single day, to add the coffee/water because it sits under a cabinet. Every. Single. Day. I have struggled/fought with a simple appliance that refused to be cooperative in my efforts to get a hot shot of flavored caffeine in my system. Well honey, no more! I'm hanging up the gloves because my fighting days are over.I applied four of these slider buttons to the bottom of my coffee maker. I wasn't really sure how well they would work because on the back edge of the base were rubberized feet. I said to myself, "Oh great"! But in my quest to win, I just decided to stick the buttons on top of those. Then I discovered these bridge like projections on the front of the base. "Self", I said, "don't stop now". So I just stuck the front two buttons behind those projections - hoping, pleading, for the best outcome.I set the coffee maker up right, filled it with water and that wonderful ground roast, replaced the carafe and wished for the best. I'm not sure how long I stood there in a face-off with the machine...I could feel a culmination of all my past challenges from this inanimate object trying to claim victory yet again.In that moment I said aloud, "I ain't skeered" and reached in to slide the coffee maker back into its homey niche. And slide it did!!! Actually, it was more like it glided into place. It was so effortless that my jaw dropped, tears fell, and I'm pretty sure my heart skipped a beat. Pure bliss for $5.An additional note for context - My coffee maker sits on one of those coffee bar mats, not directly on the smooth counter, which makes this feat even more impressive. My giddyness cannot, nor will be, contained.I have to keep it real. My only concern worth mentioning in all of this is that I'm not sure how well the adhesive will hold up. But I will not be deterred. I've already decided that if the buttons/sliders fall off, I've got a tube of super glue handy. 😂So I say to all of you with stubborn coffee makers, air fryers, ice machines, or anything else that requires moving back and forth on your counter, your struggles are valid and your answer is only a $5 click away. Get you some!

They don’t scuff your floor and do just what they say they will. Not the best quality but they get the job done. I recommend!

These gliders work, but not for furniture. Furniture is too heavy and the glider falls off after the chair is pushed around. They seem to collapse. I'm glad I did two test chairs before using them on all of my chairs.

These sliders make it extremely easy to move furniture just as advertised.