Will these help hold a bed in place? I have real hardwood floors (1" thick) and my bed slides to easily. Thanks.
163629
I have a large ottoman in my basement which has wood laminate floors. My black lab runs and jumps on and off and would make it slide. Since I put these underneath, it hasn't budged.
163630
No these are only good on carpet, not on hardwood, you may want to glue 4 pierces of carpet on the hardwood under the leggs of your bed.
163631
Yes, these should be strong enough. I am using them under a heavy upholstered lift chair to protect my hardwood floor.
243528
they have clamp closures that are tightened by large screws. I do not know how wide the edge is on your bed, but I doubt that they would work as they are supplied. Maybe some ingenuity might work, but not immediately clear to me.brent
2006079
Yes. I put them on the support legs under a twin bed wooden headboard and footboard. Very simple peel paper and stick on. Makes it easy to move bed and they do not come off as bed slides.
213071
They are adjustable in height. To keep them from sliding on my wood floor, I put rubber furniture pads under each one which works well
45525
I have hardwood floors too and the bed doesn't slide with these castors. I don't know how the grippers work, but they do.
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.
1053911
We got them to protect new hardwood floors from a heavy leather couch & loveseat. They work great and don't move around. They are pretty thick so I think it would take a lot for the bed to be heavy enough to ding the floor.
1256879
Strangely enough I moved my friend's cal king bed using them. It was really easy and we didn't even use them correctly. The bed will seem really low to the ground unless you properly use the middle hook for our heights. Cover the bed with some junk sheets just in case, but I had no issues. Ez
1168913
They stay put pretty well. I can't see them sliding very easily. We have never had a problem with them moving.
1381368
Hi Robert, I did actually try to use part of these for stopping a toilet from bumping into the wall, and it did help. Unfortunately they didn't grip very well for their intended purpose, which was to stop a sofa from dragging on the wood floor. I think as a bumper, they are fine, for non-skid traction, not so good.
1801191
All I can comment is on my experience I have them under my recliner and it hadn't moved at all! And it's hardwood floors.
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.
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.
2057473
I honestly do not know because the ones I have are either on a rug and/or hardwood floors. I love them...the suction on the bottom really holds them secure and still. Sorry, I couldn't help.
1053912
I used them on laminate floors which are very slick. These are very good for preventing movement on any surface. Therefore unlikely to cause any scratches on any floor. They are nearly one half inch in thickness and very robust. A very heavy weight will compress them some what, but I believe it would be impossible to compress them so much as to ding any floor. Certainly they would be much better than the bed alone. I cut one of them hem in quarters to put under the legs of an easy chair.
2065121
That was my initial concern as well. For the full size bed we used these on, they work great. There isn't any wobbling or noises. They stay firm and hold the bed securely in place. I am very happy with these as I have tried many others that failed miserably!
262333
They aren't made to attach to anything. You can only rest the bed legs on top of the risers, which made my queen bed very wobbly. I can't imagine they'd feel secure even on a twin bed. I threw mine away after realizing they didn't accept returns.