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Moving Men 8-Piece Furniture Slider Set
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- Four large, four small disks slip under furniture legs for easy moving
- Made of slippery polymer, with cushioned pad on top to grip legs
- Perfect for sliding beds, sofas, bookcases, heavy appliances
- 7-inch disks for large furniture, 3-1/2-inch disks for small furniture
- Small disks also for washers, dryers, refrigerators
Product Description
Do not break your back the next time you want to rearrange your furniture or clean behind it – get the Moving Men. The Moving Men are furniture sliders that allow you to move your largest cabinets and couches easily. Just slip one under each leg of your furniture and slide it to the new location.Moving men are scientifically designed with a highly polished polymer and have a special cushion grip pad that the legs sit on. This is what allows you to slide your furniture effortlessly across your carpeting, just like skis on snow!Amazon.com Review
Made of a slippery polymer with a cushioned pad on top to grip legs securely, the eight disks in this set make it easy to move furniture and appliances around the house. The disks slip under the legs of beds, sofas, bookcases, pianos, and entertainment centers so they can be slid to different places. The set comprises four large disks (7-inches in diameter) and four small disks (3-1/2 inches in diameter). The large disks are designed for large furniture and the small disks for small-legged pieces plus washers, dryers, refrigerators, and other appliances. –Fred BrackMoving Men 8-Piece Furniture Slider Set
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November 8, 2009 pm30 5:54 pm
They are of some not much help if your moving furniture.
Rating: 2 / 5
November 8, 2009 pm30 7:16 pm
A number of months ago I put some hard black plastic sliders under my sofa so that we could easily slide it over to our small flat panel monitor for “movie night” and then slide it back. Well, my wife wanted sliders under the dining room table too, and since the black ones went with the table I put them under the table legs, and then I put these so called “moving men” sliders undert the sofa legs to replace the hard black plasic ones I had moved to the dining room table.
Surprise! The sofa doesn’t slide any more. Not one bit. It seems that the plastic these are made of is way thinner and more flexible than the ones they replaced. These are actually just slightly bigger than the ones they replaced, so I think it’s a fair comparison.
Anyway, I’ve got to find more of those shiney hard black sliders. These are useless unless under really light furniture I suppose.
Rating: 1 / 5
November 8, 2009 pm30 7:28 pm
If there is one thing I am, it is not a man of few words. However in this case, all I can say is unless you are using this for carpet to move anything I rate the item an:
F
If using on carpet then a grade of B tops.
Rating: 1 / 5
November 8, 2009 pm30 8:14 pm
The small sliders work very well. The large ones are just too big & bulky for most furniture.
Rating: 3 / 5
November 8, 2009 pm30 8:59 pm
Aside from being bright orange, they have a huge logo which will be clearly visible. Sliding? It’s just a thin shell of plastic. You can buy a set of plastic slip on furniture feet at any hardware store for about $2 – 3 that won’t show nearly as much and will work just the same.
These were a waste of money. Mine are in the trash.
Rating: 1 / 5