Magic Sliders 08200 Screw-On Floor Slide 3/4" Round

The media could not be loaded. Excellent product. I've used them for at least three years. We have six wooden chairs on a diagonal set tile floor in our kitchen dining area. Sliding the chairs is a breeze even when sitting on them. Very easy to install, although I use my own screws (#8 stainless) because the provided screws are very small. I love the security of the screw rather than a nail or adhesive. I've tried those in the past and they would eventually come off. These remain in place. The only issue is that they only last about a year, but that is due to heavy use, as our family uses these chairs every day.

Several years ago I bought Magic Sliders for my living room tray that I eat dinner on every night. Or, I wanted to. My local big chain hardware store only carried some no-name knock-off brand that looked similar, so I bought and installed them. I figured they must be about the same. They worked okay, but didn’t slide as well as I thought they should and were constantly hanging up on the slats of my nice wood floor. Several times I dumped a drink on the floor when the cheap sliders stomped on the brakes when the sliding tray hit the edge of a wood slat. Yesterday I finally got fed up with them, looked these up, and installed them literally the minute the box landed on my doorstep today. THE DIFFERENCE IS NIGHT AND DAY! These slide smooth as silk and glide right over my floor slats as if they’re not even there — I cannot even feel the edge. I wish I had replaced the hardware store trash years ago. Stick with Magic Sliders, and accept no substitutes!

I’m installing these on a side-board I ordered and during the installation process it was a breeze! I love how I can maneuver this side-board so easily - in case I need more for a future project I’m ordering more of theses now ! The price of these on another site was double!!! So I bought them here-

Overall this is the best item I've found for the dining table chairs on my hardwood floors, and the chairs move beautifully with these. BUT a hard-learned lesson is that the plastic rings can eventually crack and allow the screws to scratch the flooring. By the time I noticed an odd scratching sound when sliding my chair, a number of nasty scratches greeted me when I looked under the chair and discovered a fully exposed screw resulting in metal on wood contact--and the wood lost! Be sure to regularly check them on any chairs that get significant use, and replace them at the first sign of cracking to avoid doing some substantial damage to your wood floor.

Magic Sliders transformed an oddly-sized, rectangular table into a moveable kitchen caddy when I quickly drilled holes into each of the four legs of an old wooden table I could have easily given away. Instead, I painted the table a bold, peppy red and installed the incredibly easy-to-use Magic Sliders screws (and nails) and suddenly had a table I could move all over the kitchen. To my great surprise, the entire project was done in under ten minutes. The BEST part of Magic Sliders is that the nails fit PERFECTLY into the round discs, allowing for an installation time of mere instants with a drill. The fit of the screw into the disc is delightfully precise. That is not always the case with discs and screws. I have tried to attach wheels (with much more difficulty) before trying this innovative gem. Magic Sliders are the DIY helper that's so simple to use, it will work for those who don't think they can "do it themselves." With just a gentle push of the refurbish, when prepping a meal or dining casually, I can move ingredients and bowls all over the kitchen and tote big bowls of items to the table that would have been too heavy to carry easily with a gentle push of the refurbished tables. An inexpensive and absolutely terrific product.

We recently put these on the bottom of my oak kitchen chairs. I was really hesitant to do this because I thought they might not slide well on the 16" square tile I use. I thought they may hang in the grout lines but they are great. We originally put this on my dad's chair (he has Parkinson's and we have to help him pull up and push away from the dining table). It made it so much easier. My brother installed the screw in type rather than the kind that stick on. WOW. I am really glad we went this route. When we first purchased this oak table set I tried those stick on pads. What a mess. They did not do well, I had to work to remove them all of the way as they partially came off very quickly. I was worried about these not lasting long, too, but they are doing great. We have had them for quite a while and they are not wearing down yet. If I need to, I will replace with the same product. Well worth it. Durable and they slide great.

I was looking for something like this that would screw into the chair legs The ones I have on my dining room chairs are shot and they have lasted at least 20 years. I hope these last a good long time they were easy to install since the holes were already there I only ordered enough for 2 chairs to test them out and I am so happy I ordered enough for 2 more chairs

We’ve used Magic Sliders for different applications over the years. We use the really large ones to move furniture around and even our full-sized keyboard. MS used to make very small ones (3/8”?) and we have those under all our counter appliances. All brilliant. When we got a new wooden floor in our kitchen, we tried a few different felt sliders for our chairs, first because the screw-ins were slightly bigger than the diameter of the chair leg, and also because the height of the chairs would come up about 3/16”. Ultimately, we went with the screw-ins because, especially when you’re in the chair, it really glides smoothly along the floor. It was certainly the right decision. I only wish MS would make more small sizes and bring back the very small ones. They are incredibly useful, especially for pigs like the Kitchenaid mixer. Good company, high quality product.