Project Patio 1-1/2" Wrought Iron Patio Furniture Feet Caps - Round Plastic Outdoor Metal Table and Chair Floor Protector Glide Replacement Parts (32 Pack)

We inherited metal furniture from my father's family that was bought 49+ years ago. The original pads from the furniture were broken and the metal scraped on our patio. I am so very excited that these pads fit well, they are sturdy, make the furniture easy to move, and make my patio furniture not scrape the patio. Most of these went on with me just pushing them in place, but a few of them needed a little more help, probably because the furniture is so old and was a little misshaped. I uses a large, flat wooden handle from a grill tool to lightly hammer these on. It worked well, and was not too hard.

These are sturdy disks that slipped easily into the the leg bottoms of my patio furniture. Just a gentle tap with a hammer and they are in and not coming out. You will need to replace all four at one time otherwise you will have a wobbly chair since they elevate the chair about 1/4 inch. Very pleased.

Very durable, easy to install and snug fit. My chairs now move easily. My husband sprayed the legs with Rustoleum clear polyurethane to prevent further rust stains before installing. So far, no stains have appeared. Very pleased with product.

We had out wrought iron furniture cleaned and recoated in a textured black. In order to do so, they removed the plastic white casters that came with the original furniture. These are good replacement parts. I chose black because it blends in better with our furniture than the white would. These have a more visible profile than the original parts - but in black they simply disappear. Some reviews note that they did not fit. We too had this issue on a few legs, but it was from the feet of our furniture having been slightly bent, and/or there was some remaining powder coating material left on the foot. It wasn't the product itself. We did not have success "melting" or warming the caps. Also note that I would not mix these new caps with your old caps on a chair - it will invariably wobble. Just plan on replacing all four casters at once. They seem sturdy & durable, but I have only had them in place for a week.

Product works as advertised (so far, not sure how long they'll last), and were quite simple to install. Just clean out the remnants of the old glides with a small screwdriver, snap the new ones in, and done. Out of the 30+ glides I had to replace, I only had to use "the persuader" (rubber mallet) on one glide. Probably due to a minor dent in the wrought iron leg and not the glide. To clean out the old glide & install the new was literally a 2 minute job per glide. I don't know how long they'll last on our stone patio, but they install easily, they look great & provide a smooth surface for our chairs to slide on the patio surface. Very happy so far.