How are these holding up? Any issues with the felt falling off or dirt buildup? Does the felt have to be applied manually or does it come installed?
465886
The wheels come with the felt already on them. We are not currently using the wheels because it was like rolling the chair on carpet, which is difficult.
465887
They are holding up just fine, even with 200+ pounds on two of the three chairs. Felt is still intact and no dirt buildup--not even hair from four pets. These were a really good decision for me--much better than the acrylic floor protectors.
465888
We have had these for a year now and they are still good as new. No issues with build-up and the felt is still completely in tact. they come with the felt already on them. Good purchase. Will get them again if needed.
465889
Sorry to say they lasted about three weeks, split in half. did not roll very well. ended up buying a rug and using old wheels.
1610054
They slide fine with no felt - pro tables do not have felt on pushers. The bottom is very smooth and glides fine - but you could glue felt on if you desire as the other answer stated. My table is ESPN brand that is 7 feet long purchased from Sam's.
2062823
just as you see in the pic.. 3 points of contact.., if the worry of scratching the floor.., cut to size ''felt'' and stick them to the points of contact,,. you can buy the felt any store really, adhesive on one side and fuzzy felt on the other.=====http://www.amazon.com/Waxman-4720095N-Self-Stick-Blanket-Oatmeal/dp/B0016L0M2I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403201500&sr;=8-2&keywords;=felt+pads+for+furniture
128519
Best to not buy them in the first place. Genuine goose down pillows need to be cleaned professionally. So you use pillow protectors to extend the time between cleanings. However, with these, by the time you are ready to have them cleaned, you remove the pillow protector and all the feathers fall out on the floor. Leaving you with an empty pillow cover. Don't waste money on these.
1156165
I don't think the felt will come off, but they may pull out of the chair legs when you try to slide the chairs on carpet. I would buy these for the hardwood legs and smooth ones no felt for the carpet legs. We use hard plastic on all four legs of our chairs at work and they don't seem to hurt the real oak floors.
45920
The felt goes on top, otherwise it could get sucked down into the vac and destroyed . Wash them both by hand only when dirty and let dry at least 24 hour's before putting them back into the vac. Hope this help's. Thank's
576353
They work well. Mind you, they are just a little bit more difficult than hard plastic or rubber but that is the trade-off for the felt. Just raise your butt an inch!
970458
I'd say they hold up pretty well to abrasion, but I'd also suggest using a sealer after your decorating has dried. This is just an extra precaution to keep your design in tact. Modge Podge is a cheap option!
893468
Hi, I have them on a wooden table and they have not scratched it. However, it's a distressed painted darker gray table. The coasters do have a felt backing, but it doesn't reach to the very edges. Hope this helps!
1366476
I have not installed them yet, likely going to in a couple of weeks. My current bunks have wear marks where the carpet is ripped. I am planning on puttin the slicks at and before the wear marks. This seems to be the most visible places where my pontoons rub when loading.
1938467
Mine has held up pretty well. It doesnt get used everyday but pretty often. Only complaints are its made of pine not a hardwood so it dents/scratches fairly easily but I would buy it again.
1191134
I have tried with foamy and works well, I have not tried with felt, when I do I'll let you know.
1134017
I placed them outside and they have held up for a couple months now. They'll definitely fade but my dog now uses terrain feel as much as anything so they're worth using outside to get them acclimated initially
1257678
I moved them a couple of times to get placement right. Each time they are moved though they pickup more dust, texture particles etc... They are very sturdy and everyone comments on how real they look. I love them and would recommend "Walls need Love" company to anyone seeking a great product.
1257246
I've had no problems with that. You could put a coating on them, or place a piece of rubber under them if desired. My suggestion is to make sure that the area that you place the hooks is clean first so dirt doesn't cause a scratch. I've used this on two of my cars without any issues.
2226897
I have had a 15 foot strip installed for 5 months on the outside surface of my Artic Fox and they have not budged. I just cleaned the surface before pressing them on. They are on for about 5 hours a day.
422805
I use them to buff Acrylic Chess Pieces that I make. I use two different buffing compounds and find that felt pieces work just fine. I first sand everything to a "smooth as glass" feel, then buff them. I have no complaints. Good luck.