Ezprotekt2.5 inch Non Slip Furniture Coasters - 8 Pcs Round Rubber Non Skid Furniture Pads Caster Cups for Hardwoods Floors, Anti Slide Furniture Feet Floor Protectors for Bed Couch Stoppers (Black)

Worked great no more sliding

Easy to use grips floor well.fits legs of bed good

These furniture leg coasters come well packaged with 16 per box. This is perfect for multiple pieces of furniture. The size (2.5") is big enough to handle larger-sized, heavier, furniture legs... but can also work on smaller, narrower legs as well (Note: if you're using them with narrower legs, you will see more of the coaster).They are heavy-duty and made well (nice rubber material), and also have a bit of weight to them, which is nice! They have a cross-hatch pattern on the bottom, which helps them be non-slip.Overall, I am very happy with these coasters!

These are a pliable rubbery material that seems very strong. I can confirm that they prevent my sofa from skidding around on the wood floors, and I feel confident that they'll last a long time. They aren't just flat discs - they have a lip on them so if you have something large and flat, the lip might interfere, but for furniture with legs they work well.

Ordered the 2.5" 8-pack for use under a lightweight couch and love seat that moved too easily on wood flooring. Installation was a snap, and they hold the sofas in place. Seem to be well made. Very satisfied. Price is fair. Recommended.

These are pretty simple thick rubber coaster style leg pads for furniture. The 2.5" diameter is great for narrow legs and they provide some grip for things that slide on slick floors like chairs or couches. They are quite thick and substantial and work as expected!

These are a great value at a huge pack of 16 nonslip furniture pads or casters. The textured pattern on the bottom is effective at gripping. My only criticism is, for a thinner pad like this, i wish the rubber was more dense — i think my sofa legs will likely dig into this before long and so will need to replace them sooner. But i guess with 16, maybe it's a fair tradeoff(?). Still, does the job very effectively and just appreciate my sofa stays where i want it now:)

I've got a big L-Shaped couch on a hardwood (fake) floor. It's been bothering me for years now that one end of the sofa will always slide back towards the wall. I hadn't found a good solution to stop it. I tried putting a rug under it and it just moved the rug. Part of it that's not on a rug and still direct on the floor is what usually moved. So I got this and put it under the feet of the sofa and it stopped it from drifting back into my wall.Super simple to setup. It's like putting a glass on a coaster, if you're glass is a sofa... but seriously, as long as you can lift up one end of your sofa with one hand and slide this thing under the foot of it with the other, it's really easy to set up. Even easier if you have a friend to lift the sofa for you.