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Su3
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
Has a dip on the inside to hold onto any legs or feet that the furniture has. I was a little overzealous and got the 5” when a smaller size probably would’ve fit better. But that’s ok. Makes moving items easier - like to slide out of place so you can clean under and behind.
Uppsala
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
These felt covered sliders are just the ticket. They fit easily under the feet of furniture and allow easy movement without damaging the floor surface.
KTB
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
I have several pieces of heavy furniture I need to move around on a hardwood floor. These work for some of them.These have a lip around the edge, meaning furniture that has legs work best with them as long as the legs fit fully inside the circle. If the furniture doesn't have legs, the inner texture isn't quite grippy enough to stay in place.Heavy furniture still takes a bit of push to slide. Once I get things going it's easy. No scratches or damage to the floor.Recommended!
G84U
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
These furniture sliders work exactly as expected, making it easy to move heavy furniture smoothly without leaving scratches or damage on the floor. They glide effortlessly over hardwood, tile, and even carpet, reducing strain when rearranging a room. The material feels durable, and they stay in place well under furniture without slipping off. While they work best on clean surfaces, a quick wipe before use helps maintain their effectiveness. A simple and practical solution for protecting floors and making heavy lifting a breeze.
Will Miller
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
We are putting in new LVP flooring and these are great to move around furniture with legs including washer and dryer that have the screw type adjustable legs. These don't work for our Sofa since it has a "frame" on the bottom. Once the new carpet is installed, I'll try these on the casters on my desk chair. I don't need the chair to move around but want to avoid destroying the new carpet. My chair tore up the old one.It should be noted that on LVP, or at least on ours because of the texture, these slide easily with the grain but require more exertion when moving them across the grain. These are super light, and I was worried about them holding up over time. So far, they have held up to whatever I've thrown at them. These seem priced similar to other sliders considering there are 12.
S. Dayton
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
I had my house obliterated in a flood during the last hurricane, so I am "repairing" my house whenever FEMA "lets me". In the mean time I am stuck living in a house with torn out walls and unfinished floors until they "let me" START!SO! This means that I have need to move furniture "frequently" around to get to the damaged walls and lifting and putting sliders underneath the furniture constantly is not ideal! (back problems!)Enter these "sliders". While I do not have any kind of "scratching prevention" need currently, I DO need my furniture to "slide" easily out of the way frequently so I can work on my house!They do not slide as "easily" or as "smoothly" as the large plastic ones I have used in the past. They also DO NOT work unless you have a "foot style" support on your furniture to put it under. (To be fair, they are NOT "meant" to be used like this nor are they claimed to work in this situation. However, the large plastic ones can work marginally in this situation I have found. These just do not stay under the furniture at all when used "off label". (Mainly I think because they don't "slide" as easily as the large plastic ones.)While these are "cheaper" and are not super "robust", I do think they LOOK very nice, and I could see them being LEFT in place for some furniture even when your house is "finished" unlike mine! Haha! I wouldn't even consider that with the large white plastic ones!These work well when used exactly as intended but you have to be a little more "careful" while moving your furniture that they stay in place IMO.They absolutely have a "place" in most homes IMO when you need to move furniture or just want to protect your floor with something like this "everyday"? If you need to move something quite heavy or it HAS TO BE moved as "smoothly" as possible, I would still suggest using the large white plastic ones over these. But these definitely have a spot in my "tool shelf"!
Toodles
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
These work great on my finished oak hardwood floors to move my aquarium. I have to move a 10 gallon aquarium with stand every year to put up my Christmas tree. This typically requires draining water to lighten the load, lifting the aquarium off the stand, moving the stand, and awkwardly shuffling with the aquarium to its new location. I am always worried that moving it like this will eventually bust a seem. So I thought I would try felt these sliders. These sliders are thin but tough; I was able to barely tip the stand and slide a slider under each foot of the stand. Then, I could push / pull the stand to move the aquarium to it's new location. It slid relatively easily. These left no marks on the floor and I was able to move the aquarium exactly where I wanted it in only a few minutes. I will definitely be using these anytime I need to move furniture around my hard floors.
NH Ryan
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
Very well made. I had a vintage 1978 Astaroid game in full stand-up cabinet to move into my house. Dolly Jack to get it up the three stairs into the house and then used these to slide it through the kitchen, laundry hallway, and to my den. I slid that thing 50 feet, and it was easy. Given that the rubber feet have degraded, I am going to leave a set of four under it (it comes with 8) to protect my floor and make it easy to slide out and dust back there every now and then.
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