Would the the sliders work on office furniture (desk)?
470428
I mostly agree with the other responses, the sliders are about the size of a dime. Thus, if the desk was large and heavy they might not work (even break due to the weight) unless the flooring was something like linoleum and the desk was lightweight.
470429
They would probably work as long as the floor is hard rather thant carpeted. However, the sliders are relatively small in diameter, so I might look for bigger sliders for a large, heavy desk.
470430
I would be concerned about sliding something that heavy using these sliders. After using these for several months we are changing to a Waxman felt slider due to scratches in our floor. We have site finished brazalian cherry. It may be a bit more subject to scratches than your flooring.
470431
They will work but it depends on your surface... if you have a cheap linoleum floor or concrete that might not work so good. OR if its large office furniture. These are just for chairs.
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.
470433
I would think so. If your floor is a thick carpet possibly not to well. If wood or short pile will probably do just fine. Make sure you look at them for weight restrictions. 100 lbs, 300 lbs?Dixon PetersonI use them on breakfast chairs and they wortk very well.
2006078
Yes, and to be perfectly honest, they don't work very well. I still have to exert more force than expected to move the furniture. I wouldn't buy these again.
1112499
They may be okay on something like indoor/outdoor carpet. These sliders are fairly low profile. I just tried it on the only rug we have, a tight wool rug. It seemed too work okay.
727037
I bought the slider disks at Home Depot ($4) that are felt on one side plastic on the other and only about 3/4" thick...they work great...entire bed slides easily on carpet...you can even get them with adhesive if you want a more permanent "stick" for same price
677372
Yes, they work fine on carpet or floor. If you have a few locked together on carpet, they don't slide.
447557
Yes. They will fit under the desk. My husband put rubber bumpers on them so they can be moved.
270107
I would think so, but don't really know! But I've used mine on wood flooring with no issues. The plastic bottom is smooth on the slider.
1423324
They would require modification. You would probably need to make mounts for them. They are mainly intended for desk use.
1156168
I would think they will not work in that type situation. Must be able to slide on smooth surface.
2010339
As long as there is a 3-4" lip on the front edge of the desk these will work. I suggest getting the extra piece that adds a platform above the keyboard.
274331
I don't know. I sent them back because I couldn't get them on the chairs. As I remember they were padded on the bottom to protect hardwood floors, so I bet they wouldn't slide on carpet but I don't know for sure.
2154864
Dear VernonYes to both questions. Best to use the sliders on each corner of furniture which would make moving overcarpets and tile alot easier. Avoid using sliders on concrete which my damage and scratch the underneath of the sliders. These sliders can be used on furniture with or without leg or feet. Good luck!!!
666674
Yes but they are a little small for the table and chairs. But I think it'd work.
1530780
It should. We use them with regular office chairs and we have more than enough room. You might want to consider purchasing an office chair that could be adjusted.
583671
It depends on the angle. The sliders are slightly rounded and work OK on my chairs. My chair legs have a slight angle.
265614
I think it could if the furniture wasn't too heavy & the white 'slide' could get under the furniture enough to raise it so you could place the pads at each corner. I haven't tried it, but I imagine it could?
2134394
Should work just fine. The biggest effort will involve lifting the desk to place the pads. You would be wise to have some assistance. Also consider leaving the pads in place for the next move unless your desk slides too easily on the rug causing instability.