Silicone Chair Leg Floor Protectors, Newest TPR + Felt Pads Integrated Molding Rubber Furniture Pads for Hardwood Floors-16PCS Chair Leg Covers Protecting Floors from Scratches &Noise -Fit：1.1''-1.4''

TPR + FELT PADS INTEGRATED MOLDING INNOVATION DESIGN - REEDEND chair leg floor protectors has undergone a major reform: Compared with the cheap and easy to tear silicone chair leg protectors on the market, we use TPR thermoplastic rubber which is wear-resistant and not easy to tear. The felt bottom wrap around the edge is as high as 10mm, and the wrapped chair legs are very tight and will not fall. Chair socks directly touches the floor that is non-slip and silent at the same time. HIGH-QUALITY THERMOPLASTIC RUBBER THICKENED MATERIAL - TPR thermoplastic rubber chair leg caps has three advantages: elasticity, not easy to tear, and abrasion resistance. REEDEND rubber sliders for chair legs are super elastic and can fit perfectly on your chair legs, durable and not easy to be torn. At the same time, the bottom of the rubber chair caps is thickened by 5MM, and the side is thickened by 2MM to resist arbitrary friction. This is an unprecedented style in the market. 360°ALL-ROUND CARE UPGRAGE - The port on the chair cover has a lock design to prevent the chair cover from falling off. 40MM integrated edge design, the thickened felt at the bottom not only uses strong viscose, but also increases the height of the seam and the rubber chair leg protectors is integrated, which is wear-resistant and will not fall off, beautiful and comfortable. REEDEND sliders for chair legs are simply a blessing to the family. Enjoy a comfortable and beautiful time!

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