1" Specialty Wrought Iron Patio Furniture Feet Glides, Plastic Chair Leg Caps for Specialty Chairs, Floor Protectors, Pack of 16, Black

It was what was ordered

Most fit well without any force but a few of the feet on our chairs were bent from being older and rusty and required some force. Overall very happy with the purchase and hopefully this stops the rust rings all over the concrete patio.

I'm so glad to have found these to replace the 1" dry rotted glides that were on my 20 year old barstools.you might have to tap them in with a hammer, as they are hard to simply push in place. The good thing is they won't fall out!.I was afraid that they might not slide easily on my hardwood floor, but on the contrary, they glide effortlessly despite the weight of my stools. Sorry I couldn't get th pictures I took to download. I promise they look great.

I know it’s a lot to ask that these would fit every patio chair. My chair had a 3/4” ID so these 3/4”Id & 1” OD replacement feet were a very close fit. I put each part in a vice and used a hack saw to just slightly widen the 3/4” slot to match the width of the chair foot cup. I used duct tape to hold the cap in place while I hit it with a mallet. All the chairs and the table have new feet let’s see if they stay in place.

These glides were specified to be used with a 1” inside diameter metal cup.As you can see in the photo these glides only measure 1”.They should have been at least 1-1/16”, or even 1-1/8” if the plastic is flexible enough to snap inside the cup.If the inside flange of your metal cup measures 15/16” these cups will work perfect.These are not molded right for a 1” cup, either wrong advertising or wrong molding..

The media could not be loaded. This product made such a difference that after installing these on my first chair, I decided to make a video on how much difference they made on our tile floor. They were fairly easy to replace and seem durable. I only wish I would have known about them earlier.

Took me a minute to realize I needed to use a hammer to pound these in to the bottoms of the chairs. I rested the chair upside down on a bag of mulch and then just a couple of taps with a hammer and they’re on secure.Make sure to remove remnants of old caps. Also- helpful to rustoleum the legs/feet on wrought iron chairs before putting these on to address any in-foot rust on bottoms of chairs.Once they’re in though- no more worries.Very solid and durable. I can already tell these will hold up better than the others I’ve tried.

Bought the wrong size. You have to consider the size of the inner cup and outer ring of the chair leg. Also look at the photos because theses have tread or bumps on the part that touch the ground. I can't say they will slide easily or not, but look like they would wear down and need replacing quickly.