MAKES MOVING FURNITURE ON CARPET EASY – Slipstick premium furniture sliders feature ultra-low-friction bases that make moving heavy furniture effortless, paired with specially formulated rubber-foam grip tops that securely hold furniture legs for safe and stable movement.
PROTECTS ALL TYPES OF CARPET & RUGS – Designed to safely protect all carpeted flooring, rugs, runners, and mats from damage when moving or adjusting furniture.
IDEAL FOR A WIDE RANGE OF FURNITURE – These round plastic sliders with rubber-foam grip tops are suitable for all types of furniture legs and bases, including casters on heavy items. Perfect for tables, armchairs, desks, dressers, small sofas, ottomans, coffee tables, and more — making rearranging and cleaning under furniture simple.
PREMIUM MATERIALS & DURABLE CONSTRUCTION – Slipstick rubber-foam and plastic furniture mover coasters are built for repeated use and can also be left under furniture permanently for quick adjustments. (COVERED BY A 5-YEAR FREE REPLACEMENT WARRANTY in the event of premature wear or defect.)
HEAVY-DUTY SLIDERS – With a 1,000 lb (450 kg) total weight capacity per 4 sliders (250 lb per individual slider), even the heaviest furniture can be moved smoothly while keeping your carpet protected.
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