Furnigear 1" Nail on Furniture Sliders (24 Pack)
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About Furnigear 1" Nail on Furniture Sliders (24 Pack)
Overall Feedback:
85% positive
76% appreciated its adjustable design, though 24% found it limited
The teflon and base material are very thin.
I faced difficulty in pushing the seat up close to the table without catching on the rug, indicating that the adjustability of the furniture-sliders was not up to the mark.
77% liked the sleek and modern design, but 23% thought it was outdated
I am frustrated that the furniture sliders are smaller than advertised and ordered.
On a stone floor, the sliders don't slide smoothly as I expected. However, they work well on a wood floor.
79% liked its long-lasting durability, but 21% experienced wear and tear
The plastic discs were the perfect solution to our problem with the chairs. We were unable to push the seat up close to the table without catching on the rug and the small rubber protectors on the chairs made it impossible to get our chair under the table without someone pushing it from behind.
The teflon coating and base material beneath it are both very thin.
The furniture-sliders started splitting apart in less than a month, indicating poor durability.
80% appreciated the protection it offered to floors, but 20% noticed scratches
I used the product to protect the flooring of my dining room chairs.
After heavy use for a month, the furniture sliders became rough and started scratching the floor.
I switched to new furniture sliders because the previous ones were a magnet for dog hair and grossed me out, even though they protected my floors.
During normal use, dirt and debris get stuck under the pad and create scratches when I move the chair.
79% praised for its smooth gliding action, while 21% experienced sticking
After a month of heavy use on the dining room chairs, the glides became so rough that they started scratching the floor.
The glide popped off the nail, leaving only the nail in the chairs. This indicates poor glide smoothness.
79% appreciated its compatibility with various floor types, though 21% found it struggled on specific surfaces
I want furniture sliders for my heavy dining chairs to protect my laminate floors and make it easier to move the chairs.
The teflon slide surface only touches a portion of one side, resulting in a small contact area with the floor and is not multi-surface compatible.
79% praised for its noise-reducing capabilities, while 21% noticed loud scraping sounds
The sliders reduced the effort to slide the chairs on the floor and eliminated scratchy noises while moving them.
The plastic part fails and metal spikes are dragged across the floor, which can be a problem if not detected. This indicates that the noise reduction feature is not working properly.
