Would this work on light, plastic, children's furniture that slides very easily?
323512
I just used them to keep a keyboard from sliding off of a surface that was on a slant.
1568636
Sure but it will certainly compromise the structural integrity of the plastics especially the floor from repeated movements. Also, if the surface is varies too much you may have trouble with glide top and doors aligning and functioning properly.
239706
I would.think so. We haven't seen any issues with it sliding out od.a.wheelchair or an upholstered lazy boy chair. It has a kind of.grippy backing on it.
1968658
I would say yes. In a small enough and light enough so you can use it on small parts certainly adequate for wood and plastic.
795705
No, use hard sliders (Like these) to slide over a soft surface like carpet. Use soft or felt sliders to slide over hard surfaces.
1251640
There are sliders for wood floors but they have a cloth on the base instead of a plastic which touches the wood floor. These are good for sliding across carpet. I would use Waxman 4710495N Felt Bottom round Furniture Sliders if I were moving furniture over a tile or wooden floor. Hope that helps! I'd hate for you to scratch your wood floor with the hard plastic bottom of these if a piece of sand or grit gets between the plastic and the floor.
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I've found that the hard sliders work well on short-nap carpet, less well on long carpets like "shag". I purchased these for some bar stools on ceramic tile floor, and of course they work fine there. I have experience moving heavy furniture on carpet, and found that the hard sliders are usually a big help, depending on the length of the fibers in the carpet. The shorter the carpet, the better they work.
1239928
I would think it would as long as you got the spacing just right so that the weight of the drawer was distributed somewhat evenly between the two slides on each side.
1288352
There's nothing on the bottom to keep it from sliding, but it has not been a problem for me. You could easily add small clear adhesive pads that are soft & non slippery. They can be found with the felt furniture pads.
1893087
Depending on the furniture, it may put too much weight on the plastic and distort it. I can't be sure as I only use it to raise a light bed frame.
1849368
I am not absolutely sure but I don't think it would work. However I just tested it on a ottoman which is alot lighter than a sofa. It might help a little on a heavier object. Hopes this helps!
242579
Sure but it wouldn't move at all - you'd have to pick it up to move around. If you tried to slide you may scrape your flooring. You would also be a good 10" shorter.
87107
Yes, that should work. It is smooth and soft enough but may protrude a little under your slip cover.
2202252
It really helps... however if you are placing cardboard boxes that are not heavy, they will still slide, but not at all like other bedliners
237289
Yes, i use it under everything, from light to heavy. I fit it to the space (overlapping pieces when i need to) and have never had a problem with it sliding (it is thick plastic.)
171279
As long as space on which it sits has carpeting, it should not slide. It has a few strips of velcro on the bottom that grab the carpet.
708791
I had mine slide on our wood flooring. The edges comes off in long narrow pieces some with corners that can get tore off and in babies mouths. I'd use the ones made for children's rooms, not these.