Urbn-Living Furniture Floor Protectors - White
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Product Information
Full details
These Urbn-Living Furniture Floor Protectors are designed for homeowners looking to safeguard their floors from scratches and damage caused by furniture movement. They offer an easy-to-install solution that reduces friction and noise, making furniture easier to slide. However, the pack contains a mix of white and brown protectors, which may not suit all furniture aesthetics.
All features
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | psp-2901 |
| Brand | Urbn-Living |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How many protectors are in a pack?
Each pack contains 24 protectors: 18 white and 6 brown.
What size are the protectors?
The protectors have a diameter of 22mm and a whole height of 24mm, with a nail height of 18mm.
Can I use these on all types of furniture?
They are suitable for most types of furniture, provided the leg base is approximately 22mm in diameter and can accept a nail attachment.
Are these suitable for outdoor furniture?
These are primarily designed for indoor use. Exposure to moisture and weather may degrade the felt material and affect the nail's integrity.
Will the brown protectors match my dark wood furniture?
The brown protectors are designed to blend with darker furniture, but the exact match will depend on the specific shade of your furniture. There are 6 brown protectors included in the pack.
How do I remove the protectors if needed?
You can carefully pry them off with a flat tool, such as a screwdriver or a small pry bar, being cautious not to damage the furniture leg or the floor.
What is the benefit of the different colors?
The mixed pack allows for flexibility. White protectors can be used on lighter furniture or where they won't be as visible, while brown protectors can better match darker furniture legs.
Troubleshooting
Protector won't stay attached
Ensure the furniture leg is made of wood or a material that can hold the nail. Hammer the protector in more firmly, ensuring the nail is fully embedded. Check if the base of the furniture leg is too wide or uneven for the protector.
Floor still getting scratched
Verify that the protector is fully covering the furniture leg's contact point. Ensure no debris is caught between the protector and the floor. Check if the protector has worn down and needs replacement.
Difficulty moving heavy furniture
Confirm that protectors are installed on all legs and are uniformly attached. For very heavy items, consider using additional protectors or larger sizes if available. Ensure the floor surface is not excessively textured.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Protects floors from scratches and wear.
- Reduces noise when moving furniture.
- Easy to install with a simple hammer action.
- Aids in smoother furniture repositioning.
- Comes in a pack of 24 for multiple furniture pieces.
Cons
- Mixed pack of white and brown protectors may not match all furniture colors.
- Nail-based attachment might not be suitable for all furniture leg materials.
- Requires a hammer for installation.
- May not be sufficient for extremely heavy furniture that causes significant pressure.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: To install, place the protector onto the base of the furniture leg where it makes contact with the floor. Using a hammer, gently tap the protector until the nail is securely embedded into the furniture leg. Ensure it is flush with the base for optimal performance.
Compatibility: These protectors are designed for most furniture legs with a flat base up to 22mm in diameter. They are suitable for wooden furniture. Ensure the furniture leg material can accept a small nail.
Care: The felt protectors are designed for long-term use. No specific cleaning is required. However, if the felt becomes heavily soiled, it can be gently wiped with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid saturation. If the felt wears down over time, replacement may be necessary.