I am wanting to put these on drawers to slide under the bed in a carpeted room. Would this work?
470316
Probably not... they are super small and so unless your carpet was flat like office carpet then they probably won't roll very well. They would work better than nothing, but a larger wheel would roll better, I think, on standard carpet.
174612
I wouldn't trust these drawer slides mounted that way. They will be difficult to pull at best. Worst case, they would just drop the drawer when you pull it out.
1112495
They work well on light area rugs, but I have one heavier area rug that they don't slide smoothly on. I wouldn't think you would need them on carpet. I only use them because I have laminate flooring.
1100476
They would slide but mine are stacked against a wall and they do fine....but they do slide on each other rather than stick to each other. You could throw one of those rug liner things in between them...made of latex to keep rugs from sliding.
985287
I doubt it. These are felt movers which means they are designed to move items across slick surfaces (e.g., tile, hardwood), so unless it is a polished or very smooth concrete surface they aren't likely to slide well, if at all.
406377
As long as the adhesive on the bottom of these pads will stick to whatever you're putting it on, I'd say yes. I stuck them all over the bottom of a rug and it helped a lot with sliding, but they work best under something heavy obviously.
1156164
They will definitely not 'slide' on carpet; however, it is doubtful that the felt will come off. In your case, I would just use these on the two legs that are on the hardwood floor and see how that works for you. For the two legs on the carpeted area, you may want to place non-felt pads such as sliders to make the chairs easier to move without lifting.
1396110
I would think they would. I have only used them on a fitted sheet that is so slippery and oversized that it will not stay on my bed without using these.
1233680
not nessarily. if you have a platform bed frame those work with it. we use our box spring which that works well too. what ever you do make sure it is smooth area for instance a wood or vinyl floor never on carpet of any kind.
302274
They work great on carpet and laminate, but you would have to switch out sliders. Hard plastic for the carpet, and then the felt backed for the laminate. Not all sliders have the felt, so limited on the slider size.
632809
No, these are side mount slides. There are specific slides that are designed for under drawer mount.
1604529
Yes. They have a tension spring, allowing them to fit drawer depth anywhere between 1ft - 1.5ft.
1649213
Not really. These are meant for temporary use to move furniture. They're not designed to protect carpet. These would be noticeable and ugly because they're too big. They have curved white plastic bottoms about 1/4" thick with about 3/8" black foam glued on top. The furniture sits in the foam to keep it from moving on the pads.
121827
Should work fine as long as combined weight of drawer and contents is less than 100 pounds. The drawer slides in my 20+ year old kitchen are almost identical and work fine.
1802592
Yes. I may have a 9 in mine. They wont roll off. They have to roll over the rail. Should be fine. Great desk space. I love this bedi
1257728
My drawers don't have drawer glides, but they slide pretty smoothly. There's not much friction interfering with the sliding of the drawers.
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.