What is the diameter- and could these be used on a chair, to make it easier for a handicaped person move in a chair over carpeting/
635574
Depends on the chair. It's not a huge investment to try. They do scratch wood floors. We had to put felt tabs on bottom. Have you tried using tennis balls? They can be cut to fit any chair.
635575
1 1/8" is the diameter. We also do not recommend putting them on your furniture but if it is able to fit then that is a possibility.
635576
It would depend on the diameter of the chair leg at the bottom. These are made to fit over the end of the walker foot. It says 1.5" so I would assume it wouldn't fit anything larger than that. They are wonderful for walkers. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
635577
I don't know the diameter, but it definitely helps move the Walker across carpeting and tile; it drags outdoors on concrete.
716651
the ars are a bit short - but depending on how much help you need could be used - they are strong enough-- the width ( size around it) is about the size of a bicycle handle bar-- so what i did is went to a sporting goods store and bought bicycle handle bar extenders and it works perfect ------- this product is very lite weight and i would not ever go back to another chair for hubby.. i cant even lift a reg. chair but this just folds like a lawn chair and away you go .... good luck !!
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We measured them for you and they are just a hair short of 3 inches in diameter. Now that is when flattened out on our window. I do like them and we ordered a second set to hold a cat window seat for a friend. Hope this helps you make a decision.
1358150
Yes, the size is just right for an office chair to roll easier across the rug or floor which ever you are trying to protect. The best idea I had when I bought this.
1188640
A little smaller than my chairs legs, but I'm assuming all chair legs aren't exactly the same size. Visually, I Can't tell they are on. These work great and slide very easily on our wood floors.
2267695
They fit a medium size chair. They stick well, but are rather thin and do not provide much cushion.
1279992
Hi Savanah,I believe the casters are about an inch and a half in diameter....mine sits on carpet, so I am a bit unsure
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I am not sure but would be inclined to say no. The lifters are designed for furniture larger than a chair designed for a table. They slide well on wood floor but not sure about carpet. I am going to say they would not be suitable for your needs.
1354930
I think that these pads are best used on wood or tile floors. It would be very difficult to slide a chair out on carpet with these pads on. If a piece of furniture was stationary, it wouldn't matter much, but on a chair it would be a problem.
694157
I don't think so.....the diameter of the one I bought is approx 2" for the body. It tapers a little to fit tightly into the chair rollers but not to 1 1/2"
1859052
Thank you for asking! I was going nuts also trying to find the diameter! They appear to be maybe a 4" or even larger in the photo!
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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.
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I would say about 8".. about the size of an average corelle cake plate/smaller flat plate. They should fit on the chair unless it's really small. I have used them on the fisher price strap on plastic boosters and don't remember any issues.
912697
Too smAll for stairs about the size you would see on a rolling office chair
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I don't know. My chair legs start out about 1/2" round and then flair out in an uneven design to about an inch or even more. These floor protectors wouldn't stay on my chair legs - they were too big for the bottom of the chair legs and too small to go over the bigger part.
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I'm at work and answering but looked at a ruler and the best I can tell you from here is that they are not less than 4 inches in diameter. The legs of my dining room table are fairly thick with a "ball" at the foot and they fit very well. I really like them, the little spike things on the bottom are keeping my table from making permanent marks in my oriental rug. Hope this helps.
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Wheels are approximately 4 to 5 inches in diameter. I go in and out of elevators every day without problems. Depending on how wide the gap is, you shouldn't have any trouble.