Diall Felt Protection Pad - Beige

Clean and dry the furniture leg, peel off the backing, and press the pad firmly onto the leg.

No, the adhesive is designed for a single application. Reapplication will result in weak adhesion.

They are suitable for hardwood, laminate, tile, vinyl, linoleum, and can also provide protection on carpets.

Longevity depends on the weight of the furniture and the frequency of movement. They generally last a significant time under normal household use but should be replaced when worn.

Yes, the pads can be easily cut with sharp scissors or a utility knife to fit various shapes and sizes.

The beige colour is designed to be neutral and blend in with many furniture leg colours, making it less conspicuous than darker options.

Ensure the furniture leg surface was clean and dry during application. Reapply with firm pressure. If the issue persists, the adhesive may be compromised, and the pad should be replaced.

Ensure the furniture leg is thoroughly cleaned and dried before application. Reapply pressure firmly. If the surface is uneven, try cutting the pad to better match the leg's contour.

Check if the furniture is subjected to excessive weight or constant movement beyond typical use. Consider using a thicker or denser felt pad if available for extremely heavy items. Replace worn pads promptly.

Use sharp scissors or a utility knife for clean cuts. For thicker pads, a craft knife may be more effective. Measure and mark the desired shape before cutting.

Gently scrape off excess residue with a plastic scraper. For stubborn residue, a small amount of adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol applied to a cloth (not directly to the furniture) can help, followed by cleaning with a damp cloth.