Yelanon Felt Furniture Sliders, 20pcs-3 1/2” Furniture Sliders for Carpet, Furniture Pads Hardwoods Floors, Heavy Furniture Movers Sliders, Reusable Moving Pads, Floor Protectors for Carpet

Was able to use every last one ofaf thtese after putting wood floors in. Everything slides nice and easy without scratching my floors. Even my giant china hutch that takes several people to move.

These work great on my heavy furniture to slide along the floor these are a great back saver

These came in handy when we were moving and needed to slide heavier furniture on the floors without scratching them. They did slip out here and there so you have to be careful. They're handy and worked ok.

I've use them on bed legs fixed with screws and under the feet of a 58-lb espresso machine to help move it on a countertop where it sits a touch too close to the bottom front edge of a wall cabinet. Time will tell; thus far I'm pleased.

These are fantastic. Pretty much anyone can move their furniture themselves with these.

They work great. Good quality and cheaper than you’ll find them in the store. I added these after installing all new floors and everything slides perfectly and easily.

I got these for a recently renovated room where we put down laminate flooring. Wanting to protect the floor I purchased these to assist in moving the heavy furniture. As advertised you can easily move couches and chairs around the room without worry of any scratches to the new floor. There is no adhesion so the pads can be removed or switched out. The 3 1/2" pads do extend outside of the foot of the furniture so if that is a deal breaker for you measure your foot size and purchase accordingly for that size. Otherwise these pads are great and work fantastically!

Might be good for furniture, haven’t tried yet. I just finished installing Pergo Timbercraft + in the kitchen. I wanted to put stove back, just a basic stove but didn’t want to risk 8 year old leveling feet on the new floor. So I tried these seeing that I bought them for this purpose and the living room when that gets done. These things under the stove made a sound like sand paper and a sequel sound at times. Only had to move it 8 feet and I was beat when done, twice the stove resisted more than my shoes could hold traction. To their credit no damage was done to the floor, and my stove will stay put during an earthquake. Timbercraft is a textured laminate to mimic real wood, and maybe that was the problem, regardless these aren’t the solution for it. Yes, I used them tan (felt) side down. Hopefully they work on lighter stuff, otherwise will trash them.