Will a sectional with 4" x 4" square legs work on these and still seem? I was thinking if so, the might even be hidden from sigh which would be nice.
1321386
Yes, depending on the size that you purchase. As long as it covers the area that protrudes from the legs it will slide and be hidden if needed.
1321387
We leave one set underneath our sofa so we can move it easily. If it is on carpet sometime it will drop into carpet, but if you wiggle it a little it will move easily.
1321388
The gray slider disc is round and measures 3-1/2 inches in diameter. The black foam piece inside the gray slider is 3 inches in diameter. The leg has to rest on the inner black foam piece, therefore the ideal maximum size leg should be 3". If a round plastic or metal piece protrudes from the center underside of your 4" x 4" square leg it might work; otherwise, order a larger size to meet your needs.
773812
As long as you can nail them into the center of the leg, they will work, but may look a little weird on close inspection. But who, besides you, will be doing that. These did seem a bit small for 1", but they're functional on my chairs.
206923
well, I would say if the foot of the leg has one of those bevel type feet that is flush to the floor then yes. I think it really depends on how big the foot print of the furniture leg is that actually touches the floor at the base. If it is 1" in diameter, angles and would fill the entire cavity of the pad then I would go up a size. I really like these but my furniture does not have angled legs. I hope this helps.
2200014
I am not sure, I use mine on a sofa, 2 legs of mine sit on the edge of a wool area rug and will not move easily. Perhaps with all 4 on carpet might make a difference. There are sliders that you can put on the bottom which would allow them to easily be moved. I love mine!
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I'm not sure because the plastic legs have slots for the screws that are spaced for 2x4's. If you use 2x8's I'm sure you would hit enough of the slots but the gaps between the pieces of wood may be too large. When we put ours together I was kind of surprised how large the gap was between the 2x4's. I'm sure they make the plastic legs wide enough that it won't cause a problem if your 2x4's are not 100% straight as so often happens. So if you use four 2x8's you would only have 3 gaps between the pieces of wood instead of 7 gaps using eight 2x4's.
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I just tried to use a power screwdriver to put the legs on my sectional as per the type of screws that came with the set. Impossible! I just left them off. Not much difference.
2272211
Short of going to actually measure them, I would give them a good 3"-4" in height. When the ottoman is shipped, the feet are not attached, so you could leave them off if you wish...and the ottoman would then sit completely flat on the floor.
161525
They will work only because they have those floppy legs. My granddaughter put hers in and they were able to sit on the chairs just fine. Enjoy this little house!
1155871
I used the legs on a circular table with a diameter smaller than your planned 2.5 feet. No concerns or worries here. I'd highly recommend these great legs! Best of luck on your project!
584803
I would think so. It's like a big, thick heavy duty rubber band. They are meant to go around the legs of a sectional. If you have legs that aren't small enough or are a weird shape, I would look at getting clamps that can be screwed to the frame.
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These items are great. I have a curio cabinet, 3-piece sectional, entertainment center and all of them have the 'Super-Sliders' on the bottom and you can't even tell their there, plus the ease of moving any of the items is a breeze, I moved the sectional which is huge by myself. They can stay put underneath and the item can be moved with ease anytime you decide to move it. I put them under anything heavy and leave them there. As for looks...if you put them under whatever you can barely seen them, like my sectional it looks like part of the furniture, it all depends on what you put them underneath, hope this answers your questons, Happy Hloidays!!!! Paul
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I have a tile floor. Just buy yourself some of those stickons for furniture, I did, they work fine. I put them on my dining room chairs and all of my furniture that has legs. :)
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I would think u can use them on any leg 2 x2 inches or smaller. I 1st brought them for a desk so a wheelchair could fit under it. I stacked them 2 high; they are sturdy and do the trick. now a new chair comes and person unable to fit under the table. I ordered again and as long as u do not move the table they are fine. None have cracked or did less than a great job. I have the clear so they are sort of undetectable.
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I used them on a couch and chair with flat bottom legs. But I took one out and placed it under a wheeled table with 1" diam. and it worked. I would think these would be as good as anything you could get for this need. Good luck...
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I dont know. If your bed frame legs or post look similar to that of a sofa then maybe. Must consider also the height of the bed and whether legs will hold the weight of the bed and occupants.
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They should work fine. I'm assuming the casters lock or else the bed might tend to roll. These are a bit slippery inside and bumped furniture moves easier than when on carpet. This style is stronger than others and more likely to hold up to the concentrated weight of a caster.
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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...