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Question: I need something to protect the bottom of wood furniture on a concrete patio from rain water. rectangular, 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Document: My flooring guy suggested that I put these on my furniture after he installed my new hardwood floors. Not only do they protect the floor but they also make moving heavy furniture a breeze with the soft surface.
I bought these for wood bar chairs to protect a new composite deck. Predrilled and tapped in with a rubber mallet. They have worked wonderfully, protecting my prized composite deck from scratches.
So I got these. Once put in, they stay! I needed these for chairs for my new hardwood floor. Some of the wood on the bottom of the chair was very hard, so I had to start it with a small drill hole. The nail is substantial and once in, it is set for life.
Exactly what we needed to stop scratching up the hard wood floors! I removed the factory (plastic) glides and because there were then existing holes, I didn't need to put in anything more. Just a few taps with a hammer and the new ones went in. Do use a light hand, though.
This nail one is not easy to hammer into the foot of furniture. You need to apply the force in right direction, otherwise, the nail get unuseful.
Couldn't find anything like this locally but Amazon came through again. We needed something on our wooden dining room chair legs to protect our beautiful new hardwood floor. These little gems do the trick very nicely. Haven't had them long enough to see how they are going to hold up, but after about 7 months, they seem to be doing just fine.
These work very well on chairs and tables. You will need a small pilot hold to start the nail but after that it taps in very well and does not mar wood floors.
We were looking for pads for the bottom of our chairs so we didn't scratch the new wood floors in our kitchen. Stick-on pads kept sliding off. These were relatively easy to put on and stay put even with the chairs sliding all over the place! Would definitely recommend.
Just had my hardwood floors sanded an refinished and they were sort of slick, we went with a Satin poly. The furniture we owned currently had all these nylon based protectors, but it would still scratch the floor because the nylon could come in contact with some dust/sand or something and that would help scratch the floor. So replaced them with these padded ones, they are pefect.
These are fine for the purpose and nail on the feet of wood furniture easily. They seem sturdy and don't fall apart.
Answer: yes