Super Anchor Liner Disc (Set of 4)

I measured out the discs, and placed them accordingly. The problem is when stacking a washer and dryer, then trying to place the location of the double sided tape (which is all these are) it may take an extra adjustment, as you have to make sure all of your gas line or exhaust lines, are solid for the situation. That being said, mine wound up slightly off center, not because of my poor measuring, but because when dealing with such a heavy situation, it actually stuck better to the rubber feet i purchased, than the concrete. I tried both sides, cleaned the concrete, and alas, it doesn't like sealed concrete as much as rubber. Either way, with weight on it, and it being slightly off center now, it does seem to be working great! No movement so far on a high speed spin cycle.

I wasn't sure these would solve the problem of my front load washer disco dancing almost every time, I have a week's worth of pants washing. For years, I simply "locked" the washer in place with a couple of small pieces of wood screwed into the floor blocking the feet movement. Since I finally got tired of hearing the washing bang around like a caged animal wanting to break free, the search for a better solution lead me to trying a few different rubber foot dampers.I first tried the square Diversitech MP4-E E.V.A. Anti-Vibration Pad, 4" x 4" x 7/8"https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BVEMLR4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s01I wrote a review for those but let's say, they quieted down the vibration but still allowed the washer to move around even more.Then I tried these made by ENJ Products Washer Anti-Vibration and Anti-Walk Pads VIBRAFIXhttps://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051S4ZZM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00I have a review up for those as well, but it basically the round feet with a "cup" held the washer feet and quieted down the vibration noise even better than the Diversitech ones but the washer still walked. Not as much as the Diversitech but moved several inches.I was contemplating gluing the washer feet but then saw these adhesive pads. My initial thought was how can these glue pads keep a hundred pounds of machinery spinning at several thousand RPM from moving? I figure for the cost, I was willing to give it a try.Cleaned the linoleum flooring, wiped it down with rubbing alcohol and then lined up the feet. Marked the floor with a marker and then wiped down the floor one more time. While tilting the washer on one side at a time, we applied the adhesive pads and stuck them to the marked locations. Set the washer back down on the rubber feet and now enjoying a much more quiet washer experience and NO walking any more!Pros: simple idea. No special tools requiredCons: a little pricey for what it is but does the job.Overall: recommended and works great with their matching rubber feet

They are helping, but not totally.

Worked for me. I build my own platform for my front loading washer and dry and I was worried that they may move around. They have stayed in place so far

Average quality

A little hard for me to install since my washer and dryer are set back in a confined area but I got it done.

Used these with the anti vibration pads to ensure our front loading washing machine stays put. It works like a charm. You may not need these if the pads work by themselves, but if not these will do the trick. It is a two person operation, but once in place the machines will not move.

machine is still a little shaky but vibrations have been cut way down