I prefer to use the thinner foam pads they frequently use with electronic devices and prefab furniture rather than felt, but both work well.

If this doesn’t solve the problem then you may need to adjust the position of the hinges themselves. I already passed on the details of the site to a friend who was looking for table leg sliders but couldn't find any to fit. VERSATILE USE - With a wide range of applications, our 10mm felt pads are perfect for cushioning various furniture and decorations - including doors, cabinets, drawers, tabletops, cutting boards, vases, picture frames, and small appliances. Simply stick these felt pads where ever your room doors hit the wall or cabinet doors hit the frame. Attach them to the bottom of your furniture legs, and enjoy knowing your floors are safe from scratches and scuffs.The door is unbalanced – if your door isn’t hung evenly in the door frame then it’s more likely to swing open or shut with more force than usual. Would you be able to tell me if one can use pieces of felt (felt pads) on corners of frame to allow a fire door to close quietly. The reason why draughts lead to slamming doors is down to the fact that as air moves around the room it can cause the door to move too, with the air pressure building up in a confined space and then trying to squeeze out of a another smaller one. Foam strips are another great option, these work in a similar way to felt pads but are slightly thicker and more durable. Rustica can only be responsible for applying a "standard" amount of the stain chosen on the species selected.

Pinch guards are relatively inexpensive and easy to install, so they’re definitely worth considering if you have young children in the house. PACK OF 75 COMPACT PADS - With each pack, you'll receive 75 highly adhesive felt pads, each measuring 10mm in diameter and 3mm in depth.The pads won’t completely silence the wrath of an angry teenager, but you’ll find your doors closing in a much more civilized fashion. You can also use them to secure the furniture legs of larger free-standing household appliances and audio/video devices.