20pcs Nail Teflon Sliders

Put these on the bottom of heavy wooden chairs of dining room table. They are perfect and work a treat! Better than cheaper foam versions used before.

I fixed these to dining chair feet. They were easy to attach and the chairs now slide effortlessly across both wooden and cushion-floored floors.

Nails bent

Excellent product. These are basically the same as the ones DFS sell you, but with a nail rather than adhesive. Easy to hammer in, and I can now move my heavy corner sofa to vacuum behind.

These are easy to use but please read the sizing pictures are deceiving.

Be aware that a very thin pilot hole needs to be drilled into the place the slider is to be to be fitted otherwise just hitting it with a hammer could result in it bending and breaking. I can confidently say they work well for the use they are intended

OK, these glides are inexpensive, unobtrusive and slide nicely over my wooden flooring.But - the inbuilt nail appears to be made of brass (or maybe soft toffee) and wasn't able to penetrate the legs of my antique Windsor chairs without crumpling.I solved this problem by drilling a small pilot hole before bashing the glide home with a hammer.I'm sure that they would be fine on modern chipboard or softwood furniture. In retrospect I think that the self-adhesive versions might be more suitable for hardwood furniture.

Gliders were used on the feet of furniture and chairlegs. They were easy to use.