32 pcs Chair Leg Floor Protectors,Chair Leg Cover, Silicone Chair Leg caps with Felt Pads for Protecting Hardwood/Tile Floors from Scratches and Noise(Large fit : 1.3" - 2")

This is for like big furniture legs. I had to return it back and get the proper ones. I had to get the extra large for my dining room table chair chairs.

These were recommended by the individual installing new vinyl flooring in our church fellowship hall. They were easy to install following the instructions provided on the box. They are barely noticeable on the chair legs and slide easily on the flooring without noise or scratches.

I guess I have a strange chair set. My wood floors scratch easily with wooden chairs. I used to use felt circles, but they wear out so quickly. Then I discovered a hard plastic cap that nailed into the chair legs, but eventually those, too, wear out and begin to scratch the floor. These have been wonderful, and the set contains so many pieces (32), that I will have many replacements. The interesting part is the size. I previously purchased a type of these in store. There were no sizes. Just a standard chair leg cover that fit the front two and the slightly larger back two chair legs on my set (I have 10 chairs). However, those packages contained only 8 caps for a total of 2 chairs for a total of $10. So...$50 to cover my ten chairs. I purchased a package at a time added to my strained grocery budget. After my next to last set, Walmart stopped carrying them! I needed to cover two more chairs. The problem was Walmart.com carried basically the same item, but it came in different sizes. I had to purchase two sizes-one (small) for the front two legs and the other size (medium) for the back two legs (we tried to make the first small set stretch to fit the medium sized back, but no-go, and the mediums were to large for the front legs, too). So, out of 32 in each set, I have 28 small caps left and 28 large caps left. The kind of strange thing was that one set came in a box, and one came in a bag. (Both sets were purchased from the same seller and same brand on the same page). I would have preferred they both came in boxes for more organized storage in my cupboard.

I needed some chair slides for our kitchen table to prevent scratches on our wood floor. I tried felt strips, but my cat was more interested in them as toys . These leg protectors did the trick. They slip over the bottom of the chair leg and hug the leg like a sock. The bottoms glide nicely over the wood floor. You can position these protectors perfectly for the chair leg angle too. After using them for a couple of months, they are staying in place with no issues and my cat isn't interested in them either. The clear plastic sock is completely invisible. you really can't see them without trying .

The only problem I found with them was puting them on the legs of the chairs. Had to get a man to out them on for me. Other than that I love them, can't see them on legs and they fit tight and I have no fear of them coming off.

These are amazing. They stretch without tearing and work great on my barstools. I am ordering 32 smaller ones for dining chairs. Also best price I’ve found.

The stretch is really nice. They come in this little box with all sort of smooshed together, so some of them may be a little bit wonky, but if your chair leg is large enough, the stretch may look nice. This is what a small looks like. It’s much bigger than I thought it would be. But that’s probably on me for not checking the dimensions as well as I could’ve. The adhesive on the bottom is really good. The only problem is the fuzziness is not as soft so the chair still makes noise when it slides on the floor.

It compares well to the ruby sliders. much better value for the money. They slide well on wood floors do it works. would buy again.

I was not sure when I ordered this but I'm glad I did. I tried the sticky chair pads and they kept coming off. These pads slipped on very easily and stay in place. They really save on my floors!

They were all one size. Most chairs have smaller front and larger back legs. The smaller fall off. I tried rubber bands to hold them on, and it works but a problem to get on. I thought they were different sizes in the box. I know I saw that somewhere,