Trusted by world-class resorts and professionals — now available for your home.

Stop the Scratching. Silence the Scraping. Protect the Floors You Paid For.

Superior Glide furniture glides and slides are trusted by world-class resorts and restaurants — now sized, shaped, and engineered for every floor in your home. Hardwood. Vinyl. Tile. Carpet. Whatever you walk on, we protect it.

Furniture glides and slides for hardwood floors, vinyl and carpet

Not Sure Which Floor Protector You Need?

Two questions. We’ll point you to the right product.

What type of floor do you have?

Hard Floor

Hardwood, vinyl, tile, and more

Carpet or Rugs

Carpet, area rugs, mats

What do you need the furniture to do?

Move Furniture Smoothly

Chairs, tables, stools — anything you push and pull daily.

Keep Furniture in Place

Stop chairs from sliding on smooth floors.

Cushion and Protect

Reduce noise, prevent scuffs, protect from standing furniture.

Looking for something else? We also carry plugs, caps & inserts for metal tube legs, adjustable leveling feet for uneven floors, and sled base chair glides for chairs without individual legs.

What Happens When Furniture Glides Fail

Cheap felt pads and plastic chair glides break down in predictable ways. Here’s what to look for — and what to avoid.

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Cheap Felt Pads & Plastic Glides

Want the full breakdown? Read our product guides: Glides | Slides | Pads | Plugs | Leveling Feet | Sled Base — each covers materials, sizing, and installation.

How Our Furniture Glides and Slides Protect Your Floors

Different floors need different materials. Here’s how each product works — and why it matters for your surface.

Furniture Glides for Hard Floors — How They Work

Our vertical-fiber PA6 furniture glides are engineered specifically for hardwood, vinyl and tile — preventing scratches, reducing noise and blocking debris buildup while preserving your floor’s original finish.

Vertical-Fiber PA6

Unlike horizontal felt that flattens and traps grit, our PA6 fibers are needle-punched vertically. They act as thousands of tiny shock absorbers that repel dirt and stay silent.

Industrial ABS Core

We replaced brittle, cheap plastics with ABS—the same high-impact material used in automotive engineering. It provides a rock-solid foundation that won’t crack under heavy loads.

EHBT High-Bond

For 50mm and 75mm profiles, our fiberglass-mesh adhesive creates a permanent, waterproof bond that won't peel or shift like standard stickers.

Non-Invasive Zinc Rivet

Stop splitting your furniture legs with thick nails. Our Tubular Zinc Rivets dip between wood fibers rather than tearing through them, offering 3x the grip with zero damage.

Furniture Slides for Carpet & Rugs — How They Work

Our low-friction furniture slides are designed for carpet and rugs, distributing weight evenly to reduce drag, prevent fiber snags, and allow heavy furniture to move smoothly across soft floor surfaces.

Low-Friction ABS Surface

Most protectors use soft materials that snag or "grab" carpet fibers, causing the protector to rip off. Our High-Density ABS is engineered with a low coefficient of friction specifically to float over soft surfaces, allowing heavy furniture to move with a single touch.

Shock-Absorbing EHBT

Our 50mm square and round options feature a fiberglass-mesh foam layer. This creates a cushioned, industrial-strength bond that absorbs the "drag" forces unique to soft flooring.

The Non-Invasive Rivet

Standard nails loosen and fall out of carpet-side furniture. Our Tubular Zinc Rivets lock into the wood grain securely, ensuring your slide never detaches or snags your rug.

Engineered to Stay Put and Stay Quiet

Four construction details that separate a professional furniture glide from a disposable one.

Anti-rotation rivet indent on Superior Glide nail-on furniture glide

Won't Spin Loose

A precision indent locks the rivet shaft into the wood grain. The glide can’t rotate, rock, or work itself free — even after years of daily use.

Permanent Mechanical Lock

The rivet head expands through the ABS base when hammered in, creating a physical lock — not just friction. It won’t pull out.

Nail-on furniture glide construction showing PA6 pad and ABS core

Nail-On: Full Assembly, One Tap

PA6 surface, reinforced ABS core, zinc-plated rivet — factory-assembled. Tap into any solid wood leg with a mallet. No pre-drilling. No glue.

Self-adhesive furniture glide construction with EHBF foam backing

Self-Adhesive: Same Core, No Nails

EHBF acrylic foam bonds permanently to metal, plastic, and finished wood. Same PA6 surface and ABS core — for legs that can’t take a rivet.

Built for the Way Furniture Actually Gets Used

Dining chairs get dragged three times a day. Restaurant tables shift every service. Our furniture glides and slides are engineered for real-world use — not showroom conditions.

Handles Daily Wear

PA6 surfaces and reinforced ABS cores don’t compress, crack, or flatten — even after thousands of pushes and pulls.

Professional-Grade Materials

Zinc-plated rivets, EHBF acrylic foam, and industrial adhesives. The same components used in resort and restaurant furniture.

Won't Degrade Over Time

Unlike felt that flattens or plastic that cracks, our materials maintain the same glide and grip on day one and day one thousand.

Best-Selling Furniture Glides and Slides

Our most popular furniture glides and slides, pads, and floor protectors — chosen by homeowners and commercial customers for lasting floor protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about furniture glides, slides, pads, and floor protectors.

Furniture glides are designed for hard floors — hardwood, tile, vinyl, laminate, and stone. They attach to the bottom of furniture legs and use a dense PA6 fiber surface that moves silently without scratching. Furniture slides are designed for carpet and rugs. They use a smooth ABS base that reduces drag so heavy furniture can move freely across soft surfaces. The key rule: glides for hard floors, slides for carpet. Using the wrong type on the wrong floor causes damage or poor performance. Not sure which you need? Use our product router to find the right match.

Nail-on furniture glides use a zinc-plated tubular rivet that taps into solid wood legs with a mallet. They create a permanent mechanical lock and are the most durable option for wooden furniture. Self-adhesive furniture glides use EHBF acrylic foam to bond permanently to metal, plastic, or finished wood legs — surfaces where a nail can’t be used. Both types use the same PA6 surface and reinforced ABS core. Choose nail-on for solid wood legs. Choose self-adhesive for everything else. Our Furniture Glides Guide covers both types in detail, including sizing and installation.
Furniture pads are self-adhesive floor protectors that cushion impact, reduce noise, and prevent scuffs on hard floors. Use pads on furniture that stays in one place most of the time — sofas, dressers, bookshelves, TV stands, bed frames. Use glides instead on furniture that moves frequently — dining chairs, kitchen tables, bar stools, office chairs. Pads absorb impact but aren’t designed for repeated sliding. Glides are built specifically for smooth, silent movement. Read our Furniture Pads Guide for sizing and application tips.
Plugs, caps, and inserts fit inside hollow metal or tube furniture legs to cover exposed ends. They protect floors from raw metal edges and give furniture a clean, finished look. Common applications include metal dining chairs, patio furniture, shelving units, and any furniture with hollow square or round tube legs. They’re sized to fit specific tube dimensions — measure the inside diameter or width of your tube leg and match it to the plug size. Our Plugs Guide has detailed sizing instructions.
Adjustable leveling feet screw into furniture legs and let you raise or lower each corner independently. They compensate for uneven floors so tables don’t wobble and chairs don’t rock. You need them if your furniture sits on an uneven surface — old hardwood floors, garage workshop benches, restaurant tables on sloped patios, or any situation where shimming with cardboard or folded napkins isn’t cutting it. They work on any floor type. See our Leveling Feet Guide for thread sizes and installation.
Sled base chair glides clip onto the flat runners of sled-base chairs — the kind with a continuous frame that sits on the floor instead of individual legs. These chairs are common in offices, schools, waiting rooms, and conference rooms. If your chair has a U-shaped or continuous metal frame touching the floor, you need sled base glides, not standard round or square glides. They protect both hard floors and carpet from metal frame contact. Read our Sled Base Guide for fitment and sizing.
Measure the width across the bottom of the furniture leg in millimeters. For round legs, measure the diameter. For square legs, measure one side. For rectangular legs, measure both length and width. Match that measurement to the glide size on the product page. If you’re between sizes, go one size up — a slightly larger glide will still grip, but a too-small one won’t stay on. Our Furniture Glides Guide includes a visual sizing chart and step-by-step measurement instructions.
No. Hard floors and carpet require different materials. Furniture glides feature a PA6 fiber surface that slides smoothly on hard surfaces like hardwood, tile, and vinyl. Furniture slides use a smooth ABS base designed to reduce drag on carpet and rugs. Using hard floor glides on carpet creates excessive resistance. Using carpet slides on hardwood causes scratching. Always match the product to your floor type. Our Glides Guide and Slides Guide explain the differences in detail.
Yes. Our PA6 fiber glides are safe for LVP, vinyl plank, and all luxury vinyl flooring. The dense vertical-fiber surface won’t scratch or scuff the wear layer, and it won’t trap grit the way felt pads do — trapped grit is the number one cause of scratches on LVP floors. Use our nail-on glides for solid wood legs or self-adhesive glides for metal, plastic, or finished wood legs.
Yes. We supply furniture glides and slides to restaurants, hotels, offices, schools, and property managers. If you’re outfitting a space with 50+ chairs or need ongoing replacements, visit our Business Solutions page for volume pricing and project support. We can also help you match the right product to your specific furniture and floor type across your entire space — contact us and we’ll help you get started.

Find the Right Furniture Glides for Your Floors

Use our Product Finder, explore commercial glide solutions, or connect with a specialist to choose the right furniture glides, slides, or pads for your space.

Not Sure Which Product You Need?

Tell us your floor type, furniture, and leg shape. We’ll match you with the right chair glides or furniture pads — no guessing.

Outfitting a Restaurant, Hotel, or Office?

We supply heavy duty furniture glides for commercial spaces with hundreds of chairs. Volume pricing available.

Still Have Questions?

Our team knows furniture glides. If you’re stuck between two products or not sure about sizing, we’ll help.