Rubber Screw in Chair Leg Floor Protectors, 36 Pack LOUFIMIDON Screw in Rubber Stopper with Screwdriver, Furniture Sliders Nail on Rubber Feet for Protecting (Look for Our Store CZ3C)

I appreciate the simplicity of these. Just enough grip on the concrete for patio furniture, those still easy enough to slide or drag. Slight flexibility of rubber and stainless steel screws which slightly Inset are of good quality. Perfect for the job and would recommend. I also recommend pre-drilling screw holes if furniture is wood or metal.

I have some very old patio chairs where the plastic buffers have long since worn away and the metal of the chairs have been scuffing my composite decking. Using a drill to predrill holes in the metal I was able to install 28 of these caps in about 30 minutes. They look great and are doing their job. Will see how they handle the hard winter's. Would recommend at this point.

I installed them on our wooden chair legs to replace the ones I bought at Home Depot because moving the chairs on a new ceramic tile floors made an loud ugly noise. The LOUFIMIDON floor protectors were much quieter and very easy to install, especially if you predrill the holes. The screw driver that was provided worked perfectly and it's always nice to have extra tools around the house.

they work perfect on my vinyl floors. no scratches or marks of any kind

This is just what we needed to protect the kitchen floor from chair scratches! We had used both the felt chair tips and the silicone tips. In both cases, the chairs still slide and eventually scratch the flooring. These don't allow for sliding, so each chair must be repositioned if you want to move around. Great solution! It takes only minor getting used to, but saves the surface of the flooring!

Nice, sturdy, easy to screw into wood. I used it for my outdoor teak patio set and my living room furniture. Its good rubber to avoid scratches and still can move furniture if you need to.

We wanted feet for patio furniture we were building and didn’t want to worry about them coming off. The use of the screws will keep these in place with no worries. The screws were the perfect length, and while the kit included a screw driver, we used our power drill. They were easy to install and now we have another screwdriver!

We ended up not being able to get the metal nail or whatever is on the bottom of our dining room chairs off so we skipped using it on them. We put them on our couch which was always sliding around and scratching our hardwood floors and they gribbed the floor like anything. No more sliding couch. Since we have so many left over now, my husband is using them in the shop on the bottom of equipment he doesn't want sliding around. I'm sure I can find uses in my kitchen for appliances if these will screw in (maybe the meat slicer or electric hot plates) but we'll see. Too many if not using on chairs which I think I would not like anyway, given how the couch doesn't slide. Seems like the chairs wouldn't either. I also thought they would make the chairs look funny sitting off the ground in the open.