Brown, white and black nail-on felt pads are available, they provide you comfort in your daily life, and make your furniture move with ease. They protect your floor from scratches and marks.
For best results when attaching, turn the furniture upside down and clean the surface the pad should be on. Then secure the pad to the furniture with a hammer or rubber mallet. If the furniture is made of hard wood, we recommend you to pre-drill a hole before attaching the pad.
Are you ready for the real deal pads? If so, these heavy duty pads are great. Work for every kind of furniture, and are a good protection for the floor, and your furniture. The felt at the bottom of the pad is of high quality and prevents your furniture from scratching your floor and the rivet is extra smart when you need to kit up old pieces of furniture. The rivet can be attached even though the leg has old nail holes, which means that the pad is firmly attached regardless of the condition of the furniture leg.
Example of chair leg that is of a solid material, i.e. wood or steel.
The bottom of the chair leg
MEASURE THE DIAMETER OF THE LEG CLARIFICATION!
Take a measurement from the outer sides of the bottom, make sure the ruler is paced in center of the bottom circle. The furniture leg's diameter will be having the exact size as the outside pad's diameter.
Example of an outside furniture pad.
Example of chair leg that is like a tube, primarily steel legs of steel of iron.
The bottom of the chair leg
MEASURE THE DIAMETER INSIDE THE LEG CLARIFICATION!
The furniture leg's inside diameter will be having the exact size as the pad's diameter.
Example of an inside furniture pad.
Furniture leg
The bottom of the chair leg
MEASURE THE DIAMETER ON THE BOTTOM CLARIFICATION!
The pad to be fitted on-top doesn't neccessarily have to match the exact diameter, it's ok if the pad is matching or having a bit smaller size.
Example of an on-top furniture pad.
Ruler.
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