Overview
Protect floors from marring easily and permanently with tap in glides. A unique Swedish design, these felt tipped glides are held in place by a thin-walled metal rivet. Simply tap into the bottom of wood furniture legs with a hammer.
Technical Details
- Available in white and brown
- 7/8" and 1" diameter glides available
- Plastic base won't rust like steel glides
- Tipped with 1/8" thick wool felt
- Sold in packs of 16
Tech Spec
Reviews
Average Score:
4.9/5There are several brands of chair...
Posted July 30, 2011
There are several brands of chair glides, and it seems like we've tried them all. This is the one to buy. Easy to install, durable and supremely functional. And it's a good value.
I was concerned that driving these...
Posted June 13, 2011
I was concerned that driving these into oak chair legs would cause them to collapse. Happily, I had no problems at all. They have been in eight chairs for about 3 weeks on hardwood floors and none have come out nor marred the floor. Works as advertised is the best recommendation.
These tap-in chair glides are wonderful....
Posted December 10, 2010
These tap-in chair glides are wonderful. I was hesitant to use them because dust gathered around the old ones purchased from another store. These are very, very nice and no dust!
I originally found out about these...
Posted January 1, 2010
I originally found out about these chair glides from some Amish furniture builders. I was impressed of how they went on to the chair legs. I was also impress with their wear with a houseful of adults. Great product and easy to install.
We began using these tap-in chair...
Posted November 21, 2008
We began using these tap-in chair glides on all the chairs in our restaurant back in 1996 or '97 to prevent noise from the sliding of chairs on our concrete floor. This latest order was installed on all our new chairs at our new restaurant site before we opened because we knew the product's effectiveness and reliability. In our experience of wear and tear on chair glides, we have found replacement needs to be minimal.
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