Will these work to raise dining room chairs? I need to be able to move the chairs in and out under the table.
1942002
Probably will not work for something that you wish to remain moveable. Great something to be left in place.
1942003
I think it would be awkward under dining room chairs. They are larger than the leg of a chair, and will not cling to the leg when it is moved, so will need to be manually moved separately.
1942004
The "Raise Its" do not adhere to the floor so you should be able to slide a chair in an out under a table.
1942005
I think i would use felt pads instead. These are about 2 inches square and have a place for a wheel. I don't think they would be practical for sliding dining chairs in and out.
1942006
no! They are a hard plastic and would not glide on carpet and would scratch a wood or tile floor. They are only meant to be a stationery lift for a bed frame.
123480
These would only work for a table if the table has screw-in legs. I have no idea if Leg Daddy makes these long enough for a table. They are intended for chairs and they work great for that.
470432
I would not recommend it because of the weight of the desk. These are O.K. for lighter furniture (like chairs). There are other products you can purchase for your desk like EZ Moves that are a heavier grade plastic.
2000329
As long as the table does not have an apron, You can push them under. I have them with the Ikea "Torsby" table w/glass top and they fit under the side rails perfectly. Hope this info helps!
1092943
I do believer they will work on a low pile carpet, as I purchased for my new granddaughter. She is not old enough to reach the floor yet. I have no carpet in my house that I can actually check for you. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1221252
I used these for card tables which are not heavy. I wouldn't reccomend them for a heavy ping pong table. Lowes has some banquet table legs that might be stronger; Lowe's Item Number# 21454
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.
1906387
I've used them (2 high) to prop up an old wooden desk for my husband who is in a wheelchair. They're strong enough to support solid wood for him to get his knees under.
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.
1595398
I suppose they could, but they have a threaded shaft, designed more for bolting on machinery, such as the table saw I used them on. They are more industrial than furniture grade, but if you didn't care about the looks, they are great casters, at least so far. If you have a chair with wooden legs, you might be able to drill slightly undersized holes in the legs and tab them in with a hammer.
227058
No, they are Definetly high rise! If you are a little heavier, they should work great! Good luck!
1086522
It depends on the size and shape of your table. I have a similar sized table, but its a pedestal as opposed to 4 legs. I can push the chairs in 3/4 of the way.
984161
Chairs do not push all the way under the table so if you are tight on room this could be an issue.
2266401
It would NOT be safe to use these for chairs. These are designed for beds or desks which remain stationary.
1562811
Maybe.... if your chairs have lower backs and either slide next to or under the table edge, you should be fine. If you chair backs extend above the rim of the table, and/or your chairs don't slide close to the table... that's the big maybe. At best your drop will be shorter. Amazon has been really great with returns for me so if you measure carefully, get it, try it and it doesn't work, then return is an option if a hassle. Good luck!
508900
I'm sure they would work, but they may curve. If you put them in vertically they might work better. But try it out and see what works! Have fun.
275132
They wil work for moving something or if it is just standing. If you are going to be moving it as in a kitchen chair you should use the adhesive.