Hospitality-grade floor protection · Sizing help before you order · 90-day limited warrantySizing help before you order · 90-day warranty
Hospitality-grade floor protection · Sizing help before you order · 90-day limited warrantySizing help before you order · 90-day warranty
★★★★★
“We haven’t had to spot-refinish the dining room since we switched. First time in four years.”
Sarah M. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Sized perfectly the first time. The advisor asked the right questions and I didn’t have to guess.”
James R. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Outfitted all 120 chairs in our café. Quiet, smooth, and the floors still look new six months in.”
Café owner · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“We haven’t had to spot-refinish the dining room since we switched. First time in four years.”
Sarah M. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Sized perfectly the first time. The advisor asked the right questions and I didn’t have to guess.”
James R. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Outfitted all 120 chairs in our café. Quiet, smooth, and the floors still look new six months in.”
Café owner · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“We haven’t had to spot-refinish the dining room since we switched. First time in four years.”
Sarah M. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Sized perfectly the first time. The advisor asked the right questions and I didn’t have to guess.”
James R. · Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Outfitted all 120 chairs in our café. Quiet, smooth, and the floors still look new six months in.”
Café owner · Verified buyer
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“We haven’t had to spot-refinish the dining room since we switched. First time in four years.”
“Sized perfectly the first time. The advisor asked the right questions and I didn’t have to guess.”
“Outfitted all 120 chairs in our café. Quiet, smooth, and the floors still look new six months in.”
Sorry, no reviews match your current selections
“We haven’t had to spot-refinish the dining room since we switched. First time in four years.”
“Sized perfectly the first time. The advisor asked the right questions and I didn’t have to guess.”
“Outfitted all 120 chairs in our café. Quiet, smooth, and the floors still look new six months in.”
Sorry, no reviews match your current selections
“We haven’t had to spot-refinish the dining room since we switched. First time in four years.”
“Sized perfectly the first time. The advisor asked the right questions and I didn’t have to guess.”
“Outfitted all 120 chairs in our café. Quiet, smooth, and the floors still look new six months in.”
Sorry, no reviews match your current selections
“We haven’t had to spot-refinish the dining room since we switched. First time in four years.”
“Sized perfectly the first time. The advisor asked the right questions and I didn’t have to guess.”
“Outfitted all 120 chairs in our café. Quiet, smooth, and the floors still look new six months in.”
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Furniture Floor Protectors · Made for Hard Floors and Carpet
Furniture floor protectors that fit your chair legs and your floor, so chairs move quietly and your floors stay scratch-free. Not felt. Not guesswork.
From $0.22 a leg. Six product lines, over 1,000 sizes.
✓ Sized to your furniture leg
✓ PA6 and ABS, not felt pads
✓ 30-day returns
✓ Ships nationwide from Florida
The problem
Felt works fine at first. Then it absorbs grit from the floor and starts acting like sandpaper on every drag.
Most people blame the chair, or the floor. Almost nobody blames the small grey pad doing the damage. But that is where the scratches come from: trapped sand and grit, dragged back and forth across hardwood every time someone sits down.
The difference
Not all furniture floor protectors are built the same way. Here are two of them, doing different jobs.
Felt pad
PA6 glide
How it attaches
✗ Nail, drilled first
✓ Zinc-plated steel rivet, no drilling
Sliding surface
✗ Nylon felt, layers pressed flat
✓ Needle-punched PA6, fibers upright
Pile density
✗ Rarely stated
✓ 1,450 g/m²
Held to the base by
✗ Typically one hot-melt spot
✓ Bonded around the edges
On damp floors
✗ Glued layers can separate
✓ No glue in the pile
Shapes available
✗ Usually round only
✓ Round, square, rectangular
Shop by product
Start with the part that matches your furniture. Each line runs a full size range, so what you fit sits flush with the leg base instead of almost covering it.
PA6 nail-on and self-adhesive glides for smooth hard floors.
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ABS slides for carpet, area rugs, and rough hard floors.
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Standard, heavy-duty, and foam pads for everyday protection.
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Clean finishes, threaded inserts, and floor protection for tubular legs.
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Stop the wobble on uneven floors with adjustable feet.
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Clip-on and screw-on glides for sled-frame and cantilever chairs.
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Sizing
A glide that is the wrong size fails no matter how well it is made. Too big and it overhangs the leg and catches. Too small and the leg edge still meets the floor.
Three steps, one ruler, two minutes.
For round legs, measure the diameter. For square legs, measure one side. For rectangular legs, measure both sides and give the longer one first.
Sizes are set in millimeters, with inches shown alongside. Two millimeters is the difference between flush and overhanging.
The glide should sit flush with the leg base or very slightly inside it. Never larger. An overhanging glide catches on rugs, thresholds and floor edges.
Find your glide
Answer a few quick questions about your furniture and your floor. The advisor narrows it to the right line, shape and size.
How it works
Our furniture floor protectors are three parts, each doing one job. Here is what happens where your furniture meets your floor.
Fibers are set upright and needled together instead of pressed flat and glued, so the pile takes the sideways force of a chair being dragged. The face is bonded to the rigid ABS body underneath, not floating on adhesive. Pile density is 1,450 g/m².
A structural shell under the surface holds the glide flat under load, so contact with the floor stays even instead of tilting.
Nail-on glides lock in with a tubular zinc-plated steel rivet. Self-adhesive versions bond with EHBF acrylic foam tape: 30 seconds of pressure, 48 hours to full cure.
Where to start
The shapes and sizes people reach for first. If none of these match your legs, the full range covers every size and shape we make.
The right furniture floor protectors depend on what is underfoot. Find your floor below and fit what it says.
Your floor
What to fit
Hardwood
Glides or pads
Engineered hardwood
Glides or pads
Laminate
Glides or pads
Luxury vinyl plank
Glides or pads
Polished concrete
Glides or pads
Tile and stone
Glides if the surface is smooth. Slides if it is textured or the grout lines are deep.
Carpet and carpet tile
Slides
Area rugs
Slides
Glides have a rigid body and fix on with a rivet or with adhesive. Pads are the same PA6 surface on adhesive alone, sized for larger leg bases and for furniture that stays where you put it.
What people say
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For business
Whether it is one boutique hotel or four hundred restaurant chairs, we help you choose the right furniture floor protectors, size them, and order with confidence. Volume pricing and project support included.
FAQ
Answered honestly. If your question is not here, ask us directly.
No. The PA6 surface is needle-punched, with the fibers set upright rather than pressed flat and glued, so the pile takes the sideways force of a drag instead of shedding layers onto your floor. It is made for smooth hard floors: hardwood, engineered hardwood, laminate and luxury vinyl. For textured tile or stone with deep grout lines, fit furniture slides instead. For a deeper look at material choice, read the Furniture Glides Guide.
Measure the width across the bottom of the furniture leg in millimeters. For round legs, measure the diameter. For square legs, measure one side. For rectangular legs, measure both sides and give the longer one first. Match that measurement to the glide size on the product page. If you are between sizes, go to the smaller size so the glide stays hidden under the leg edge. For detailed help, see our Furniture Glides Guide.
No. Hard floors and carpet need different materials. Furniture glides use a PA6 surface for smooth hard floors like hardwood, laminate and luxury vinyl. Furniture slides use a hard ABS surface that skims over carpet pile instead of digging into it, and it also handles rough hard floors where grout lines would catch a glide. Using the wrong type leads to scratched floors or torn carpet fibers.
Both work on solid wood legs. Choose based on your install preference. Nail-on glides use a zinc-plated tubular rivet that locks into the wood grain for the strongest mechanical hold. Self-adhesive glides use EHBF acrylic foam tape that bonds to wood, metal, plastic, and chrome. No tools required. Peel and press for 30 seconds, then leave it 48 hours to reach full strength. For metal, plastic, or hollow tube legs, self-adhesive is the only option.
Send it back within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Better to get the right product than struggle with the wrong one. If you are between sizes, the support team can confirm the correct size before you order. Email a photo of the leg with a ruler beside it and you’ll hear back which size to pick.
Yes. Furniture floor protectors ship to restaurants, hotels, offices, schools, and property managers. Ordering 200 pieces or more, which is around 50 chairs, is where a quote makes sense: send your project details through the Business Solutions page and you get product selection, sizing, quantities and confirmed lead times back. Free samples are available first if you want to test on your own floor.
Get started
Not sure which glide fits your chair or your floor? Say what you have got and the advisor points you to the right one. No guesswork, no wrong sizes.
