24 Pack Iron Outdoor Patio Furniture Chair and Table Feet Glide Protectors

Amazing. Great product. Great that it comes with a wire brush to get some rust off the feet of the chair. We have some old steel deck chairs and the plastic coverings on the feet had worn through. These are wonderful replacements and even have some cushioning.

The patio pads were exactly as described and photographed. The price was phenomenal, when compared with similar products, which were at a much higher price. This is a good product at a great price!

These are wonderful!! I love the double sticky pads that come with them! I used the wire brush also provided to clean up inside the foot:)The cushion allows for movement when folks sit down, which is why most break in the first place!

I tried to pound in the other style but with 30 yr old wrought iron chairs they were almost impossible to get on. These work great! They were very easy to install. They fit easily into all 6 of my chairs, I just hope they last with the chairs getting pulled in and out from the table on a rough pool deck. We will see.

The media could not be loaded. The enclosed wire brush was too weak for my chairs. See picture of the abrasive brush I used.The install was easy, removing the glue from the original caps was harder- I used flat screw driver and abrasive brush.Some of the foam glue rings had the glue layer come off with the backing paper. I lost 2 of those rings as a result.

These glide protectors are heavy duty vs many that are cheap plastic that over time will rot, crack and disintegrate. Note I said over time. But the product I'm reviewing are a solid hard plastic and have been on or patio furniture for a year now and they do exactly what they are supposed to do. When replacing your existing glides take time to remove them, and clean the receptacle well either with a pressure washer or a rag with soap and water or solvent. If there is rust in the cavity use sand paper to get as much of that out as possible. After sanding then wipe things out well to remove all the rust and grit Only takes a few minutes and is worth the effort. The adhesive for the replacements seems very tacky and you should have a long lasting solution in my opinion better than the original plastic.

For the last several years my chairs have been used and sliding around regularly in a pea gravel patio. The feet of the chairs have been worn down a bit and are now slightly oval as opposed to round. As well, the legs are bent ever so slightly.These glides, with their reduced diameter, internal supports and adhesive pads accommodated all of these norrmal wear and tear issues and were much much easier ti install.Well worth the addded money.

The construction of the plastic glides seems much more heavy duty due to the spoke construction. The double stick 3M foam pads were easy to install, but on one of four that I installed today the adhesive layer stuck to the wax paper -- still I was able to re-adhere it to the foam pad and perform a successful install. My only concern is how the adhesive will last over time. Only time will tell how these compare to the press fit of the lighter-duty cup-like glides that would fall out more often than wear out.