A rubber grip under the legs will help keep the furniture safely and securely in place.
Things You Will Need
Rubber Pads
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Cut the rubber pad in circles or squares that are at least one quarter inch larger than the legs of your couch. Cut small squares from the double-sided tape which are smaller than the legs of your couch.
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Remove the backing on one side of the double-sided tape and affix it to the bottom of the leg of your couch. Repeat for each leg. Do not lower the couch to the floor.
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Remove the backing from the other side of each piece of tape and affix a rubber pad to each leg.
Stay Furniture Grippers
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Resize your Stay Furniture Grippers by cutting them to a size that will fit under the legs of your couch, slightly extending beyond the leg by at least one quarter inch.
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Raise each side of your couch and slip a Furniture Gripper under each leg, making sure the leg is centered on the Furniture Gripper.
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Sit or apply slight pressure on each leg to secure the couch on the Furniture Gripper.
The Drip Cap
- Wooden legs on furniture can slide on polished hardwood, tile or laminate floors.
- Sliding furniture can be hazardous, as a couch can move out from underneath a person who is sitting or adjusting their position.
- Cut the rubber pad in circles or squares that are at least one quarter inch larger than the legs of your couch.