My Chair legs have a Clawlike ball on the bottom and then taper up. Can I use these and which size?
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They have a good amount of stretch to them so if the ball isn't much bigger than the leg right above the ball I would go with the size of the leg right above and it should stretch around. I ordered the exact size as mine and they slip down so snug would be best.
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What is the size of the ball. I had 2" rectangle. They areade like socks very stretchy
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If the claws have points, they may break through the knitted fabric. If they do, but are above the floor it probably wouldn't matter, but the sock may wear out more quickly.
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The socks are quite stretchy figure out the size of the ball and get the right size. They so far work great
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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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I just pulled mine out & they're about 3/4 or 7/8 of an inch. If you already have the chair just pull caster out & take it w/you!
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I don't have any idea - I bought these to make a footstool and I bought them to match what my chair was. I'm unable to answer your question, I'm sorry.
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I don't know. It did not fit the chair that I had. I still have to figure out what are the right ones I need. I may follow Dan's advice and do some measuring.Thanks Dan!
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Lala, my chair legs are 1' diameter and they were still to small to put on. My hudband had to use a hair dryer to heat them up and then still struggled to get them on. I would not cut them down because the height is the way they stay on. I would try getting the next size up, or do what my hudband did and heat them to stretch them. They are still very much worth it. We tried the sticky round things you can get at the store and they wouldn't stay on at all. This product stays in place perfectly (once you get them on). Good luck!!
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Hi, Yes, the ball is a little small, exactly which chair do you have? I 've bough two and my husband's ball is much bigger than mine but the chairs we have are different. I thought mine was supposed to be as big as his, I think the description said they were the same size but mine is definitely smaller. It works out for me because I'm a girl and I am smaller than him so it was perfect for me. I hope this helps.
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Not with the fit ball that comes with the chair. You may be able to modify using a smaller fit ball?
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I did not keep this item as it was too wide for the chair I was using. However, you could ask someone at Amazon and speak with one of their customer assistance personnel. Joan
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not really. Our chair's legs are slant therefore, I got a size bigger so that it has room for stretch. Hope that helps explain.
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I just measured the "nail " part and it is a rather large .345" as measured with a very accurate electronic caliper. If the chair or table legs you are wanting to nail them into is less than about 1" diameter, you will risk splitting the leg. I know, I speak from experience. The one good thing is that with the "nail" being so large in diameter, it won't bend even in tough wood. They are also rather sturdy by comparison with other products. For thinner chair legs that need a more conventional nail that is only about 1/16th inch diameter, you might try Mintcraft FE-50320 Plastic/Felt Glides. I have also tried these. Buy extra of them though as some of them fell apart while nailing them in place, and they bend readily. One has to nail them very square with the head of the hammer, and be very gentle. They are a bit cheaply made. I had better quality with ones I bought at Home Depot or my local hardware store.
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I suppose you can but measure width of legs to insure they will fit. I used them for under desk legs to raise up desk to fit large office type chair and they worked out great.
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Don't really know. The are for round chair legs. But I will tell you that we tried 3 different brands and these stay on and do the job.
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I don't think this will stretch that much, they are a tight fit on my 1.25" chair legs.
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I am looking for new legs on my Ikea Skogaby chair. From what I have gathered, the Ikea chairs/sofas use an M8 hanger bolt not the standard 5/16 for American furniture. You can change out the hanger bolt on the leg or you can install an adapter plate on the bottom of the chair/sofa.
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We used a hammer to pound the pointed nail like stem into the wooden chair leg. The circular round plastic covers the end of the leg. I would like to try a slider just a slight bigger than the chair leg. I think it might slide easier. Still I am happy with the ones that are the exact size of the leg.
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I do not have the couch any longer, so I can not measure...they should work fine, they worked great for me. If you want them tighter, you can twist them to make them as tight as possible...