Does anyone of a web site that describes useful things to put under chairs & couches to move them?

Answer 1

Moving Men, they are little plastic disks that you slip under the legs of your furniture or appliances. You can buy them anywhere they sell "as seen on TV" stuff. I bought mine at walmart.

Answer 2

Like the others, I would tell you to go to any hardware or home improvement store. There are special glides made of plastic that are particularly frictionless and are made just for what you are asking about. They come in various sizes and are very common.

There's also another type of product. It is a white plastic sheet/strap with a hand cut-out at one end for a pull. Moving companies and flooring installers use these to move the heaviest things like full file cabinets. The ones I have seen are 10" or 12" wide and 6' or 8' long. They are amazing, but I have no idea where to get them or what they are called.

Answer 3

from my personal experience you can try tilting the couch/chairs onto a large rug and drag it to its new location. Also i have tried wooden broom stick to roll furniture across rooms or into . I find that for a single person these work very well. Be careful though, you have to make sure that these things are not overly heavy to avoid injury to yourself.

or buy a pulley. Cdn Tire

Answer 4

Don't know of a web site but Sliders at Wal-Mart. Can also use small plastic left over containers if you don't want to spend the money at wal-mart. Small butter containers with flat bottoms. Good luck.

Answer 5

use the lid to your empty margrian containers. It works, of course you must wash them first. Put 1 lid under each foot of the furniture you are moving. This works on carpet only. Good luck

Answer 6

Buy those teflon sliders from Bed Bath & Beyond or Walmart. They are spongy on one side to hold the furnitre leg and smooth on the other to glide across carpets or floors w/o scratching.

Answer 7

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