Magosis Furniture Leg Floor Protectors - Black

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The Magosis Furniture Leg Floor Protectors are designed for homeowners and renters looking to safeguard their hardwood, laminate, tile, and vinyl flooring from unsightly scratches and scuffs. These versatile, 5mm thick self-adhesive sheets provide a durable barrier between heavy furniture and sensitive floor surfaces, allowing for smooth movement across a room. While they offer excellent protection and customization, users should note that the adhesive strength requires a clean, dust-free surface for long-term hold.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 8P-Black |
| Brand | MAGOSIS |
These protectors are designed specifically for hard surfaces like wood, tile, and laminate. They may not perform well on carpet as the movement is limited.
Yes, as long as the metal surface is wiped clean and free of oils, the adhesive will bond securely to metal furniture legs.
Peel the pad off slowly. If adhesive residue remains, use a mild solvent or a sticker remover to clean the surface.
Yes, the 15x11cm sheets can be cut into any custom shape, including circles for round table legs.
Yes, the 5mm thickness acts as a dampener, significantly reducing the grinding noise associated with moving heavy furniture on hard floors.
Ensure the furniture leg was completely clean and dry before initial application. If the surface is porous, lightly sand it to provide better adhesion.
Verify the pad is cut to the exact size of the leg; an oversized pad may catch on the floor during movement and peel at the edges.
To install, first clean the bottom of your furniture leg with a dry cloth and isopropyl alcohol if the surface is oily. Measure the leg dimension, mark the shape on the back of the Magosis sheet, and use sharp scissors to cut it to size. Peel off the adhesive backing and press firmly onto the furniture base for at least 30 seconds. To maintain these protectors, periodically check for debris buildup like hair or grit on the felt surface, which can turn into abrasive agents over time if left uncleaned.