We have new chairs with plastic sliders embedded. Our chairs have 3/4" wide plastic disc which inserts into leg, approx. 3/16" wide. Screw too small?
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Screws supplied will be too small. Supplied screws are less than 1/8" diameter and meant for wooden legs.
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these pads mount to the chair legs w/ metal screws. I;m not sure what you have, I don't think these pads will work for you though.
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These are supposed to fit a 1-1/4" chair leg but I could not get them on my chair. I tired hot water and a blow dryer to soften them and also put a little oil on the leg to help slide them on but did not work. If they were just a tad larger they would be perfect. Make sure you measure well to see if your chair leg is just under 1-1/4". Hope this helps.
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The bottoms of the legs consist of black plastic discs screwed on via a bolt thread. In order to adjust the height of the table for levelness, you can twist the discs either into the legs or away.
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I used a bigger screw with deeper threads. I had some screws around that were designed for fastening hardy backer board to wood. The problem with these chairs is the cheap particle wood in the seats. Particle board doesn't hold small screws very well. I'm not sure I would have bought them for this job had I not had them already. There are plenty of wider screws available that would work just as well. Good luck.
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I put mine in an old sleeve so had to depend on measurments listed. Those measurments were Very close, however, the screw heads at the bottom stick out about 1/8" more than said measurment for width. These screws would not let it slide in but was catching on a lipon the old slide in so could bend lip out of the way. All other measurments were very accurate.
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Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they will send you another. If they will not or can not, they might be able to give you the size of the screw and you can get from a local hardware store.
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Not sure, but it isn't easy finding replacements for slides and these were the only ones I found that were close in width to what I had (they are a little fatter and slide not quite as easily). My replacement was for cheap pressboard end tables so I wasn't that concerned with quality and fit because the alternative was throwing the tables away! I suppose you can buy two pair and cut each in "half" leaving an extra 5 inches so you make-up 16 from the 11...
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Hi Nicole, We appreciate your interest in our sofa legs. The screws on our legs are 5/16 inch. If the Waddell Mounting Plates you will use accept 5/16 inch screws, then they should work fine. We do not offer mounting plates at this time. Please verify that the mounting plate dimensions match with the leg dimensions. For P129-Walnut the dimensions are the follow: S P E C I F I C A T I O N Weight: 2 lbs Height: 5.25" Across Top: 4.25" Across Bottom: 3.75" Widest Diameter: 5.5" I hope this helps, Luis Juarez
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Sure but a half inch of Velcro will be rubbing your work piece. Just switch to six inch discs
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If you mean the thickness, use the screw if you mean the diameter, make smaller balls. Hope this answers your question.Also, make sure you use Parchemin paper on the bottom disk.
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I put them on wooden chairs. Turn the chair upside down. Hold the slider on the tip of the chair leg and mark the end of the chair leg with a pen/pencil through the Drill a hole about the diameter of the shaft of the screw to a depth of the length of the screw. By shaft of the screw I mean do not include the threads in that measurement; you want the hole wide enough to allow the shaft in but narrow enough that the threads bite into the wood to hold the slider. Then place slider on the end of the chair leg, and screw it on.
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What measurements are you looking for specifically? I have older wood director chairs and they fit perfectly.
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Just measure across the diameter of the leg at its bottom. If it measures just under 1" diameter, then you will have to wind some electrical tape around the end of the leg in order to make a tight enough fit for these rubber leg tips, so that they cannot fall off whenever you lift the furniture/equipment. Conversely, these rubber tips can be forced over a slightly oversized leg diameter; probably up to about 1 1/16".
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Measure the size if your chair or table leg. You will want the size that fits within that diameter.
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Hello. I'm not sure which screws you mean. I'm sorry about that ... my husband put it together. They are awesome chairs. The only complaint I have about them is the foot pieces on the bottom keep coming out.
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I don't think so. It's made for what I think of as standard size slides (I don't know the measurements). That's what fits in the slots. Maybe it would be possible to build some sort of extension to it, but that seems problematic and unwieldy
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Mine are slightly smaller. You won't see them unless you get real close. They work great. The chairs will slide easily on the floor.