Slipstick CB147 Gorilla Gripper Pads
MIGHTY GRIP THAT WON’T SLIP – Slipstick’s GorillaPad™ Furniture Grippers are the universal solution for stopping unwanted movement or sliding of furniture and home items. They also help protect hard floors from scratches and damage.
IDEAL FLOOR PROTECTORS FOR FURNITURE LEGS – These premium non-slip rubber pads keep furniture and décor firmly in place. Perfect for use under table legs, chairs, armchairs, ottomans, sectionals, sofas, appliances, speakers, and more.
SAFE FOR ALL HARD FLOOR SURFACES* – Protects hardwood, laminate, tile, LVT*, marble, linoleum, concrete, and other hard surfaces from scratches, marks, and wear.
HEAVY-DUTY SELF-ADHESIVE BACKING – Each round pad features a strong, long-lasting adhesive for quick and secure attachment. Clean the furniture foot, peel the backing, and stick on for instant grip.
DURABLE & PUNCTURE-PROOF DESIGN – GorillaPads™ use a specially formulated anti-slip rubber base for maximum grip, paired with a puncture-proof solid felt core for long-lasting durability. Covered by a 5-year free replacement warranty.
*For vinyl flooring: please check with your flooring manufacturer for compatibility.
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