I have hardwood chairs and a table. I worry about installing the pads into very hardwood without cracking the wood in the legs.
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I applied this to my 40 year old dining room suite. The wood is old and brittle however I did not have any problem. These are great for protecting my hardwood floors.
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I hammered these into hard wood, high quality furniture and had no problems. I bought enough to furnish every chair, sofa, table in my house. I won't use anything else.
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I installed them on cheap imported furniture - may have been a hardwood of some variety but not very if you know what I mean. I don't think I would use these, they could very well split the legs. Also, if the floor is not completely smooth with no seems, it rips the felt off the bottom of the pads. Mine are almost worn through and I have only had them for about 8 months.
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I would not use these on hardwood as-is. The feet are pretty hard and would slide/scratch. Perhaps you could find some rubber or felt pads for them.... They are heavy enough that they wouldn't slide with felt.
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Hi KT, I have the desk on hardwood floors and haven't had any problems. The desk stays pretty stationary and isn't a problem and I'm careful about how I move the chair in and out. I imagine I could find some pad or another protective cover for the chair legs but I haven't had a need to do so. Hope this helps. The desk has worked out really well for me ... I have a small space and just needed something to keep organized. I also have pulled together the wrought iron look in other areas of the room so this desk fit in quite nicely.
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They are hard plastic, and will scuff your floors or floor mat. If you have wood flooring, you are definitely going to want to use a protective floor mat underneath the chair.
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Not really sure I understand what u mean about the pads. But I have hardwood floor and I used these to help me move 2 big cabinets. It was very easy with the help of this. Hope this helps
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I asked my husband and he said yes! He doesn't see any problem. We have hardwood floors which is why I wanted to ask him first before responding but like I said, his response was a definite yes!! Hope this helps!!
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If your furniture is heavy, it won't slip and slide when you sit on it unless you push it with a bit of effort. But, if you find it does slide, I would remove one (1) pad and just add it when you are ready to move again.
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I would say no because of the material. We bought a cover to go under it just in case though as our chairs have a leather pad. This also helps keep the chair clean.
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I have felt furniture sliders on the bottom of the legs, and have had no issues moving it around a kitchen with hardwood or vinyl flooring.
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Sure, why not? Though I would put something under the feet to avoid scratching the table. Other than that I wouldn't see any issue with it, unless there are some other unforeseen safety complications.
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no but i have wooden floors so i got some of those cheap felt under table legs pads and the stand and tv slide out quite well when i dust (whenever thats likely to happen:))
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You wouldn't need felt pads. The bottom of the legs of the chairs are enclosed and would glide smoothly over any type of floor. The chairs would not cause any scratch marks on the floor.
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These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
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You could try some slip-not fabric under the pieces and even use double-sided tape to secure the fabric corners to the hardwood floor. Mary
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I would say, "No" - but I'm overly cautious. We have hard floors too, so I put some of those play mats underneath for extra padding.
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I think that these pads are best used on wood or tile floors. It would be very difficult to slide a chair out on carpet with these pads on. If a piece of furniture was stationary, it wouldn't matter much, but on a chair it would be a problem.
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I also have hardwood floors and did not have an issue with these but I really bought them to use as plant stands behind a pair of accent chairs in the living room.