Silicone Chair Leg Caps That Stop Floor Scratches & Noise

A flared cup that sits flush and stays put

• Flared cups that seat and hold

  The wide mouth guides the cap over the leg and the tapered cup closes around it. It sits flush on the floor and resists slipping on wood, tile and laminate.

• Soft silicone that stays quiet

  Flexible, soft matte silicone absorbs contact, so chairs make less noise and leave no marks. Unlike felt, it does not flatten into a gritty pad.

• Three tones that blend with your floor

  Blush pink, pale grey and clear frosted. Clear nearly disappears on light wood, while pink and grey sit gently on darker tones.

Fit the set in minutes

1. 1
   Pick your tone

   Hold the cups against your floor and choose the shade that blends best.

2. 2
   Line up the opening

   Set the flared mouth over the bottom of the leg.

3. 3
   Press down

   Push until the cup seats snugly on the leg.

4. 4
   Stand it up

   Set the chair on the floor and check the grip by sitting once.

Pick the tone that suits your floor

• Blush pink silicone caps

  Sits gently on darker floors

• Pale grey silicone caps

  Neutral on most tones

• Clear frosted silicone caps

  Blends into light wood

From wince to quiet

The sound you hate

Every chair pull across the kitchen tile makes you wince and glance down at the floor. It happens at breakfast, at dinner, at homework. The grinding is the sound of a leg meeting a floor with nothing between them.

The marks that add up

Thin felt pads wear flat in weeks, fall off and trap grit that scratches. Hard plastic glides skid and rattle. Meanwhile each fresh scratch on hardwood can come out of a rental deposit.

A quieter floor, starting tonight

Press a flared silicone cap onto each leg. No tools, no adhesive. The cups seat flush, hold their position and let chairs move quietly, so the floor stays the way you first laid it.

Wipe away grit so the grip keeps working

• Wipe weekly

  Use a damp cloth on the caps and the floor beneath.

• Dry before refitting

  Press the cap back on only when dry.

• Check all four legs

  Replace any loose or missing cap right away.

• Don't force it

  Never stretch a cap over a leg far wider than its opening.