Furniture Pads 148pcs Self Adhesive Felt Furniture Pads for Anti Scratch Thick 0.2” Chair Leg Floor Protectors to Protect Hardwood Floors Various Sizes Felt Pads Furniture Feet with Brown Beige Colors

My critique isn’t aimed at the seller, but rather the product manufacturer. The seller promptly shipped them to me and shouldn’t be conflated with this product review.I don’t like giving negative reviews, but this product simply doesn’t do what it’s supposed to. My old furniture floor protectors lasted years, so I have what to compare these to. They are thinner than other sliders I’ve used, but that wasn’t a deal breaker. After removing the old pads, I thoroughly cleaned the furniture legs. I scrubbed them with rubbing alcohol and allowed them to dry. I then applied the pads and kept pressure on them to allow the glue to set. They fell off the moving furniture (chairs) the very next day. And it’s not as if there’s high volume traffic using the kitchen chairs—which makes it all the worse.Reapplication rendered the same failure. While the package looked nice, with a wide assortment of useful sizes, the floor protectors don’t stick.

They protect my floors

Our robotic vacuum kept getting stuck under the edge of our couch, because the couch edge was just a couple of millimeters too low. So we got these pads to add underneath our couch legs. They stuck on easily, and have stayed in place well. The felt is firm enough to hold the couch up those crucial millimeters, and now the vacuum can easily get under the couch and out again.One result that I wasn't expecting was that the couch slides much more easily now on our vinyl floor. This was great when we wanted to reposition the couch, but a bit problematic when I tried to adjust the seat cushions and ended up pushing the couch away. So we moved our rug a bit so the the couch's front legs were on it, and now the couch stays in place.We also stuck some smaller ones onto a wooden dining room chair. This gets moved around much more than our couch, and while the pad is protecting the floor, it is slowly moving from its original position. The problem is that the legs don't sit flat on the floor but rather are at an angle, so it's really the edge of the chair leg against the floor. I don't fault the pad for that, but I'll try to find a better way to stick the pad on.We put these on our kitchen bar stools too, and they're working great - staying in place, protecting the floor, reducing noise. I'm very pleased, and intend to put these pads on some of our other furniture as well.

They have some pretty decent adhesive and have managed to stay on the furniture I move the most. They can also come off easily if you need to remove them without damaging the furniture. It's great having a variety of sizes for different shapes of furniture legs.

These are a very nice heavy duty felt. Much thicker than some of the other products sold on Amazon for the same purpose. Cleaning the bottom of the furniture leg with alcohol (if appropriate) and applying the pad after dry permits the sticky side to adhere properly. Good protection for vinyl "wood" plank flooring.

Great variety pack.

I used these pads on all the furniture to protect new hardwood floors. The package contains a variety of sizes plus a large pad for cutting unique shapes and sizes. The package provided all the pads needed with some left for future use. I cleaned the furniture feet with rubbing alcohol first (suggestion on a friend.) Let that dry and then positioned the pads and pressed. They stuck where they touched. I can tell after a month of use they stayed put and protected the floor. The pads are a dense felt like material. They are about 1/4 inch thick. Good adhesive. Good value for the money.

This set worked exactly as intended and I couldn't beat the price. We just moved into a new house, going from a home work all carpet to one with all new hard wood floors. I needed a ton of both stick on pads and nail in pads. At my local hardware store they were charging close to 4.99 for a 8/pack of nail-in felt feet, which is insane and o was looking at spending cost to$60 for the sheer number of nail on the I needed!! These work just as well, install really easily and cost a fraction of that price. The stick on felt pads are the same: work great for a fraction of the price. I really suggest them.