Would this work on light, plastic, children's furniture that slides very easily?
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I just used them to keep a keyboard from sliding off of a surface that was on a slant.
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It does slide on, so you would need enough space in the recessed area to do it.
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Maybe, if you use the largest sliders.we moved furniture that was about 300lbs with no problem.
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I wouldn't think that it would, mainly because the fabric on the recliner that I purchased it for, helps to keep the cover in place. I would think it would be extremely slippery on wood.
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Might work if you had pieces of wood attached to the edge of the bed. Otherwise would probably slide off.
275131
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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We really have not noticed much sliding. Works great for our kids under 12 years old. I'm sure you could put on friction tape if you noticed sliding.
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On a flat surface, probably won't work as well as say a hilly area. You would definately have to "grease" it up quite a bit to be able to achieve sliding properties. We used it on a slight hill, and had some problems getting it to slide the entire distance. But, regardless, the kiddies sure loved trying it out, so good luck!!! : )
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They would work, I found that they are very easy to pull off of the corners by persistent children though. I had to hot-glue mine to the table corners.
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It is very light - maybe a pound? And yes, it slides easily if you are using it for a food bowl.
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I can't say with 100% certainty that it can, but I would take a chance on it. The worst part about these slides is being strong enough to pick the item up high enough to get the slide under so that you can move the item. Between my husband and I, we had a time of him lifting my L shaped desk and me positioning the slides under the desk. But once we got the slides in position, moving (sliding) the desk across the room was simple.
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No not exactly. The entire thing has the same surface covering. I would compare it to if you covered fabric with the plastic from a milk carton. It does slide around a little. You are supposed to bolt it to the dresser etc. We have used it 2 years no problems, and we have a pretty wily kiddo.
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No, use hard sliders (Like these) to slide over a soft surface like carpet. Use soft or felt sliders to slide over hard surfaces.
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I would say yes. This is not fabric made for covering furniture. Especially for spills. You won't be able to wipe spills from it like plastic. But it is pretty sturdy. I use it to make scarves, shawls and skirts. It is really pretty.
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Technically, yes...however, I was unaware that furniture clips existed! But, our furniture doesn't move unless someone is extremely active. I suppose if you had it on a slick surface, it would slide around - - ours is on cement
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We use it on furniture all the time. As long as the finish on the furniture is not peeling, cracking, or chipping, it should work great!
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I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.