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Question: Can they be cut? I might like to use 1.5 for my 1' x 1.5" table legs.
Document: I put these on a wooden kitchen table. I've used the Waxman brand before and they have all been good quality. Not like the ones from the dollar store that dry out and fall apart.
I order the wrong size by mistake but put them under my dining chairs and they worked fine. Since I use a walker, by using the 2 1/2 inch, I can move small pieces of furniture by pushing them with my walker. That is really a blessing for me..  No other brand workds as well for me as Waxman's, no matter what is advertised.
These are what they claim to be, so I hesitate to take a star off. But they don't work great for heavy furniture. I have an entertainment center with 3/4 inch legs. Although these are 1 inch, they don't really fit well, and the point of ground contact is still so small, there are issues sliding it on the carpet.The larger sized sliders work well though.
Waxman has a 1,600 pound capacity on its label, so I decided to try their furniture sliders for heavy furniture. I put these square ones on a large, old, heavy chest of drawers I've had for 40 years but could never move without taking out all the drawers and using all my strength. So, I took out all the drawers, laid it on it's front (with great effort!! ), and put these on the legs.
I got these to put on the feet of my TV cabinet so I could slide it easily across the carpet. It just sunk right into the carpet and the cabinet wouldn't budge. The issue is the size--they're just too small to be able to move anything that weighs much at all across the carpet. It just sinks in like the regular feet do. These might be fine if you have a very firm berber carpet.
I bought these to put on a coffee table that we regularly scoot closer to us while we eat dinner. We have to scoot the table on an area rug and so we would always be picking up the table and moving it and it was a pain. I added these little sliders to the feet of the table and now we can move the table to our heart's content.
But it's just not going to be of any use on carpeting.Also, the price I paid was high for what it was. This product is much cheaper at Walmart.
The sliders would be great for small pieces of furniture. I did not read the description close enough so they're too small for my intended use.
I have a lot of furniture that I move around a lot in a carpeted area. This makes it soooo much easier to move them, no heavy lifting, and much less stress on the legs.
Like Waxman furniure sliders;  I have tried many chair leg pads and sliders on my dining room chairs, and they do not stick for long. So far, these have worked well and stay on. Will probably order them again.
Answer: yes