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This guide is for homeowners and renters looking to protect their floors and reduce noise from furniture. The key benefit is durable, adhesive felt pads that prevent scratches and scuffs on various surfaces. A potential caveat is that effectiveness may vary on heavily textured or uneven surfaces. These furniture pads come in three sizes, are 4mm thick, can support up to 180kg, and offer strong adhesion for long-lasting application on smooth materials like wood, plastic, and glass.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Brand | shinfly |
The furniture pads are 4mm thick.
The pads are designed to withstand furniture weighing up to 180kg.
Yes, the pads are designed to be easily cut to the desired shapes and sizes using scissors or a utility knife.
They work best on smooth surfaces such as wood, plastic, and glass.
The product includes 3 rolls of furniture pads in different sizes: 100cm x 10cm, 100cm x 5cm, and 100cm x 2cm.
Yes, the felt material helps reduce noise caused by furniture rubbing on the floor.
This specific variant is brown.
Ensure the furniture surface is completely clean, dry, and smooth before application. Press firmly for an extended period. For very heavy items, consider applying multiple layers or checking if the surface is suitable.
Re-clean the furniture surface and reapply the pad, ensuring firm pressure. If the furniture is moved frequently or subjected to high friction, the adhesive may wear over time; consider replacing the pads periodically.
Verify that the pads are applied flat and securely to the entire base of the furniture leg. Ensure there are no gaps where the furniture is in direct contact with the floor. Thicker pads may offer more sound dampening.
This is uncommon with proper application. Ensure the floor surface was clean before application. If residue occurs, try cleaning the floor with a wood or tile cleaner suitable for your floor type.
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These pads are best suited for smooth, non-porous surfaces such as finished wood, laminate, tile, linoleum, plastic, and glass. They may not adhere effectively or provide optimal protection on very rough, uneven, or deeply textured surfaces.
