X-PROTECTOR 48 PCS felt chair pads for wood floors 🪑

This pack of felt furniture pads helps protect wooden and laminate floors from marks and scuffs while reducing noise when moving chairs. The set contains 48 round felt pads with a 25 mm diameter and is intended to be applied to chair legs and other furniture feet to minimise scratching and wear.

Key Points

The pads come in a large quantity that covers multiple chairs and other household furniture, making replacements easier and less frequent. They have a low-profile 4 mm thickness that keeps furniture stable while still providing a soft barrier between legs and the floor. The adhesive backing is described as tenacious by the manufacturer, so the pads should stay in place under normal indoor use. 🪑

A simple peel-and-stick application makes fitment quick. These round pads are a common size that will suit many flat furniture feet and legs, and they can also be trimmed if a slightly smaller fit is required. For very uneven or tapered legs, they may not adhere as securely as on flat surfaces.

Technical Specifications

• Name: X-Protector 48 PCS Chair Pads Floor Protectors
• Quantity: 48 pcs
• Diameter: 25 mm
• Felt thickness: 4 mm
• Material: felt with adhesive backing

Benefits

Using felt pads reduces scraping sounds and helps preserve the finish of wood, laminate and tiled floors. The soft felt surface slows down abrasion and can prevent small dents from chair movement, which is useful in dining rooms and office spaces. Because the pads are relatively thin, furniture remains stable and does not wobble noticeably after fitting. 🏠

The large pack suits households that want a uniform solution across several rooms. Additionally it is convenient for households with pets or children where furniture is moved frequently, as replacements are readily available. Consider that in very high-traffic areas the adhesive may need checking after some months according to the manufacturer.

Usage Recommendations

Clean the contact area before applying each pad, removing dust and grease so the adhesive bonds better. Press firmly and leave for a few hours before subjecting the furniture to heavy movement. For round or tapered legs, trim the pad to shape and test adhesiveness on a hidden area first. When replacing, gently peel away the old pad and remove any residue to ensure the new pad sits flush.