What are those things called that you place underneath furniture to make it easier to move?

Question

I have a TV on a base in my entertainment center that all totaled weighs about 100 pounds. It is on a tile surface, and if I need to slide it out to get to the wires, it is a royal pain. I know that there are small devices made to place underneath at each corner that makes it a whole lot easier to move, but have no idea what they are called. Thanks!

Answer 1

Coasters

Answer 2

NEVER use glue type traps on any snake you want to capture alive., especially a newborn. The glue will cause too much damage to the snake's body for the snake to survive. Some types of live traps that won't harm the snake are: plastic tube with one end sealed & small opening on the other end. Place a few drops of solution called Make A Mouse or Make A Lizard on apiece of cloth inside the tube & place the tube in the area the snake got loose & clear out of the area. Turn lights down & make sure the temp. is safe for the snake. Check the tube every few hours. One thing you might keep in mind, corn snakes like to climb, so check around window sills, curtain rods, tall plants, coat racks etc.

Answer 3

"Magic Sliders" is one brand name.
I have 4 4-inch magic sliders under my entertainment center -- makes it real easy to move.
That brand are the round gray ones you can get at Home Depot.

Answer 4

all i can think of are felt coasters. I think they are all called something different by each brand. Wal-mart, home depot, lowe's any hardware or home store will have some.

Answer 5

furniture glide's,i know i work for a furniture store,you can get them at lowes or home depot

Answer 6

Castors are the wheels on the bottom of furniture, castor cups are what they sit in to prevent marking

Answer 7

Magic Sliders. Here is the website: http://www.magicsliders.com/

Answer 8

a dolly is base with wheels on it, however it requires the object be lifted on to it.