can these beused on graity chairs
1170533
Michael, I believe that these were the worst elastic I have ever encountered, stretch out and with in 2 months no elastic. I have purchased over 600 assorted from different makes and price does make a difference, pay more and get more Pete
1170534
Michael, I believe that these were the worst elastic I have ever encountered, stretch out and with in 2 months no elastic. I have purchased over 600 assorted from different makes and price does make a difference, pay more and get morePete
1481287
I use them on my white leather couch and white vinyl boat seats without any issues. You can always try an inconspicuous section to ensure you don't have any problems-although I do not think its necessary.
1827900
I don't see why not. They are identical to the standard wheel your chair probably came with, but the plastic (greyish in the picture) is slightly softer/more rubbery than the standard caster.
2282327
Yes! They are simply placed on top of the chairs. It would be easy to recover or replace them with other cushions if desired.
549183
Yes, but not large enough for my office chair. If you have a bigger chair they will not accommodate.
2049371
Yes. We use them for 2 out of our 3 recliners. How successful they are depends on the recliner feet and how the recliner is made. We have a rocker-recliner where the feet are small and the legs are long low arches that run back to front of the chair. The problem is that the arch is so shallow that the raise-it's won't work. The raise-it's work really well if the recliner has discrete feet.
369172
Yes, I suppose you could but I haven't found it necessary. If I get a spot on the seat, I just spray a little Green Works & wash off with a damp cloth. These chairs are not solid enough for a lot of weight. I love my table and 2 chairs. Surprisingly, they are holding up very good for such a low price. No problems and comfortable for me.
355587
I purchased these for chairs that have square legs and they worked. They went on hard but had a secure fit. I am not sure how they could work on rectangle legs though.
773812
As long as you can nail them into the center of the leg, they will work, but may look a little weird on close inspection. But who, besides you, will be doing that. These did seem a bit small for 1", but they're functional on my chairs.
83592
These are meant for wooden legged chairs. The diameter of the pins are about 1/4 of an inch and are meant to be hammered into the wood base of the chair.
1309484
These should only be used on stationary furniture. They do not attach to the legs of furniture and could come lose if you try to slide the furniture on them, causing your chair to slip out. I would highly recommend NOT using these for that purpose. It would not be safe as that is not their intended purpose.
1268187
Yes, but beware, they scratch & stain easily. They are also not as sturdy as I hoped. I ordered 8 and half of them have already broken on the back of the chair where it connects to the seat. If these are just for show, go for it. They look great. But not so much for everyday use.
2137820
We used them on the feet of chairs wor our daughter's wedding reception. They are a heavy felt and are flexible.
1981915
Yes but they are cheap made. We had to throw out 2 chairs in less than a year. The company is not helpful.
184290
You could but they are very small. You would need to put an entire row of them on the back. These are more for the tips of the legs of the chair. I'm sure that they would have a better product you could use for the back of the chairs. I bought these to use as bumpers on the back of the paintings I frame.
607487
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.
1306146
As long as the bottom of the leg is no bigger than the slider, I don't know why not. These really work for me. I got so tired replacing the felt pads on the bottom of the chair leg. I replace these about every month.