Magic Sliders 8024 Series 8PK 15/16" SQ Slider, 1, Grey

These always work better then felt for me. I have vinyl flooring and don't worry about scratching it. I honestly never have scratched my flooring with this and wonder if people had their floors scratched by dirt then maybe they should clean them before moving something. Just a thought. Sticks good enough to stay on when pushing a 300 Ib stand around. Sticks good enough to stay on when pushing a 40 Ib chair around. Slides 2-3 times better then felt. Downside is it might scratch your floor from dirt getting ground under it.

These are perfect for our dining room chairs. I tried some cloth type ones first but they did not stick to the chair legs long at all and the chairs were still hard to move around. My parents are in their eighties and I really wanted something that would make it easier to move their chairs around. Not to mention the horrible sound the chairs would make when dragged across the tile floor! These are great! The rectangular shape is harder to find it seems, most of these types of things tend to be round. I cleaned the bottom of the chair legs first of course, then attached these. The glue seems very good and now the chairs slide easily even for my mom who does not have a lot of arm strength.

The adhesion is really wonderful. I used this on my dining room coffee table and side tables. I also bought a larger size for a heavy toy chest and it works like magic! I love that everything just slides now effortlessly and without having to lift to move.

Easy to apply. Holds better than felt pads but not as quiet. The pads started sliding off of the chair's feet.

Magic Sliders are truly fantastic sliders, but they need a stronger adhesive, especially on these small ones. I put these little squares on the small back legs of my dining room chairs, and 1.5 rounds on the larger front legs. They make the chairs slide smoothly until somebody tries scooting their chair back -- then they come off. I've glued them back on myself using Barge Cement, which seems to do the trick. Still, it's a good enough product if you are a DIYer and can reglue them yourself. Or the manufacturer could just tweak the adhesive formula a bit so that they stick on more securely.

We bought some hand made heavy wood chairs for our dining room. The floor is large tile. The chairs would not slide easily and it was loud and cumbersome. We are trying the magic sliders. First impression is they are truly amazing. Works perfectly and no loud noise or anything. We’ll see how long they last. But they work very well.

Gave this product five stars because I had read many reviews and realized that the plastic glider is a good product, but the manufacturer in my opinion does not have the adhesive process under control. Variation that requires modification to make glides adhere to mating product. --Removed all white foam material, using a 60 grit disk to remove all traces of white foam and adhesive. --Cleaned mating surfaces with 60 grit grinding wheels. --Used Contact Glue (Woodworking) to apply to black molded rubber surface and grey slider. --Very satisfied with finished product and expect to get years of service completing a tough application project.

I removed the pads that came with the chairs with a spatula, checked to make sure no residue was left on the chair leg, and just stuck on these new ones. I sat in the chair full weight, then let the chair sit for a few minutes to sort of set. Not one has moved a bit in several weeks! The chairs slide so much easier! I wish I had done this years ago.

We use these for our dining chairs and for our sofa footstools. They work great and have stayed on over a month

These are great and work good on vinyl ceramic or wood floors.

Nice product but take analog time to get them delivered .

These are neat little sliders.I wanted them for the dining chairs so it would be easier to move them on the new carpet.It does state that they are white but in fact they are grey.

I used these to stop my dining chairs making a horrid noise on a tiled floor. They work well, but sometimes the adhesive isn't as good as it should be, and they need re-sticking.