help@allglides.comFelt Furniture Pads & Felt Floor Glides for Chair Feet
Felt pads for furniture or chairs are the best and easiest way to protect your floors from scratches. Why? Metal or plastic base glides can scratch the floor after the base has worn away. Felt glides don't! The felt pads allow your furniture or chairs to glide smoothly and quietly across many surfaces. Felt glides work best on hard, smooth surfaces. They can snag on tile floors with grout or uneven surfaces. For these types of floors, see nylon base glides.
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About Felt Furniture Pads
Felt furniture pads are an excellent way to protect both your floors and furniture. For long lasting floor protection, you need felt pads that are made with both high quality and durable materials. Felt glides are soft which makes them popular for protecting all types of hard floors from scrapes and scratches including hardwood, laminate and vinyl while also moving silently.Types of Felt Pads & Glides
There are different types of felt furniture pads and felt floor glides that can be used to protect floors and furniture from scratches and damage. The most common types of self-adhesive, nail-on, slip-on, and threaded.Self-adhesive are one of the easiest to use/ install. They are typically pre-cut with and adhesive backing. You just stick them on. Slip-on furniture pads are also easy to install and are probably the easiest to remove. If you have oddly shaped furniture legs, they can stretch over them to provide a snug fit.
Nail-on glides are ideal for heavy furniture and high-traffic areas because they attach most securely. However, you have to be careful not to split the material when installing them. Threaded chair glides screw onto the furniture leg. You often see this type of glide in school settings or other settings where the chairs or desks are getting moved around frequently.
Choosing between these types of felt pads and glides should be pretty easy once you take into consideration the weight of your furniture, type of flooring, and the shape / size of your furniture legs.Your specific needs should dictate the type of glide that's going to work best for your furniture and flooring. If you don't know which type of felt glide you need, give us a call today at 1-866-255-8645! We'll help you figure out the right size.
Advantages Of Using Felt Pads & Felt Glides
Felt glides are a popular choice for homeowners and businesses looking to protect their floors and furniture. There are several advantages of using them.- They protect floors from scratches and damage. Glides provide a soft cushion between the furniture legs and flooring, which can prevent scratches and damage from occurring. This is very important for hardwood floors (or similar like vinyl or laminate), which are easily scratched and damaged.
- Felt pads reduce noise. They help reduce noise caused by furniture moving across the floor. This is especially useful in areas where chairs are moved often like classrooms or conference rooms. It's also great for places where noise levels need to be kept to a minimum like libraries or health care centers.
- It's easier to move furniture.When you have heavy pieces to move like entertainment centers, buffets, hutches, wardrobes, etc felt glides make moving very easy. They reduce friction between furniture legs and flooring, which makes it easier to slide furniture across the floor without causing damage. Dragging these types of furniture without pads can easily leave scratches or gouges.
- Glides extend the life of furniture. You can extend the life of furniture by protecting it from wear and tear caused by movement across floors. Without protection, the extra friction from moving things frequently can weaken the integrity of your furniture.
- Most felt pad and glides are easy to install.Installation varies as they can be attached to furniture legs with adhesive, nails, or screws. However, all of these methods are fairly simple and quick. Some pads can also be cut to size, making them suitable for use on a wide range of furniture pieces.
How to Install and Maintain Felt Glides
Protect your floors and furniture from scratches and noise with felt furniture pads and glides! Here are some tips for proper installation and long-lasting use. First start by cleaning furniture legs and selecting the right size/shape pads for a snug fit. Before installing the pads or glides, clean the furniture legs thoroughly to remove any dirt or debris, this will help the glides to adhere. Test fit the glides before installing.Installation Tips
- Self-adhesive: Make sure the furniture leg is clean and dry before applying the pad. Avoid touching the adhesive side.
- Nail-on: Gently hammer the nail into the furniture leg. Avoid hitting the nail too hard so the pad doesn't split.
- Slip-on: Slide the pad snugly onto the furniture leg. Use a small amount of adhesive for extra security if necessary.
- Threaded: Screw the glide into the furniture leg. Tighten with a wrench if necessary.
Maintenance Tips
Maintaining felt furniture pads and felt floor glides is important to ensure that they continue to function properly and provide long-lasting protection to your floors and furniture. Here are some maintenance tips to follow:- Regularly check for secure attachment and replace loose or damaged pads/glides
- Clean pads/glides with a soft cloth or brush to remove dirt and debris
- Lubricate glides periodically with a small amount of silicone spray or wax (check manufacturer's instructions).
- Avoid harsh cleaners and abrasive materials. Use mild cleaners and soft cloths/brushes.
- Replace worn or damaged pads/glides promptly to prevent further damage.
Felt Pads & Glides FAQ
Q: Can I use felt pads or glides on any type of flooring?
A: Felt pads and glides are generally safe for use on hardwood, tile, and other hard flooring surfaces. However, they may not be suitable for use on certain types of carpet, such as shag or deep-pile carpets.
Q: How often do I need to replace felt pads or glides?
A: The lifespan of felt pads and glides depends on the frequency of use and the weight of the furniture.
Q: Do felt pads or glides work on all types of furniture?
A: Felt pads and glides can be used on a wide range of furniture types, including chairs, tables, cabinets, and more. However, they may not be suitable for furniture with legs that are angled or curved.
Q: Can felt pads or glides be reused if I move furniture to a new location?
A: Yes, felt pads and glides can be reused if they are still in good condition. However, they may need to be replaced if they become damaged or worn.
Q: How do I know which type of felt pad or glide to use for my furniture?
A: When choosing felt pads or glides, consider the weight of your furniture, the type of flooring, and the shape and size of your furniture legs. Self-adhesive felt pads are a good choice for lightweight furniture, while nail-on felt pads or threaded felt glides may be more appropriate for heavy furniture. Slip-on felt pads are a good choice for furniture with irregularly shaped legs.
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