Hospitality-grade floor protection · Free shipping over $50 · 90-day limited warranty
Hospitality-grade floor protection · Free shipping over $50 · 90-day limited warranty
This guide walks homeowners and facility buyers through every product line — glides, slides, pads, plugs, leveling feet, and sled base glides. Match the right product to your floor, your leg, and how the furniture is used.
For homes & commercial spaces · Engineered specs, plain English · Updated for 2026
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Product Guides
Each guide below walks you through one product line. Match what you’re solving — movement, wobble, hollow tubes, or carpet — to the right guide.
For Movement on Hard Floors
How to choose glides for hardwood, tile, vinyl, and laminate. Materials, mounting types, and sizing in plain English.
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For Carpet & Rugs
When to pick slides over glides, plus sizing and use cases for carpet, carpet tile, and area rugs.
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For Stationary Furniture
Standard, Heavy-Duty, and Foam pads compared. Adhesive choices, surface fit, and where each one belongs.
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For Hollow Tube Legs
Match the right plug or end cap to your tube’s shape, wall thickness, and finish.
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For Wobbly Furniture
Stop the wobble for good. Thread sizes, base styles, and load ratings explained without the jargon.
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For Continuous Frames
Saddle-clip and nail-on options for sled-base chairs. Find the one that fits your frame and your floor.
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Getting started
Whether you’re a homeowner fixing one chair or a buyer specifying parts for a 200-room hotel, the right product depends on the same three things.
01
Hardwood, vinyl, and tile need a smooth-faced glide or a self-adhesive pad. Carpet and area rugs need a hard ABS slide. Hollow tube legs need a plug or saddle glide.
02
Solid wood or metal legs take nail-on or self-adhesive products. Hollow tube legs take plugs or saddle glides. Sled-base frames need saddle-mount glides, not individual leg products.
03
A dining chair pulled in and out a hundred times a day takes more abuse than a side table. Heavier loads, more frequent movement, and harsher environments call for heavier products.
Why us
Every dimension, load rating, and material spec listed comes off the actual product engineering drawings.
The same products our guides cover sit under chairs at five-star hotels, busy restaurants, and theme parks.
Whether you’re replacing four worn glides at home or specifying parts for a 400-seat restaurant, the same guide works for both.
FAQ
Parts that go between your furniture leg and the floor to stop scratches, dents, and noise. They include glides, slides, pads, plugs, leveling feet, and sled base glides — each for a different furniture geometry and floor type.
Glides (soft PA6 fiber) are for smooth, hard floors. Slides (hard ABS surface) are for carpet, carpet tile, area rugs, and rough hard floors with grout lines. The floor type decides which one you need.
Yes. Every product line is engineered to commercial-grade standards and is in daily use at hotels, restaurants, universities, and healthcare facilities.
Yes. Volume pricing is available through our Business Solutions portal for facility, hospitality, and commercial buyers.
Whether you’re fixing one chair at home or specifying parts for a full restaurant floor, our advisor gets you to the right product in plain English.
