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Item #26Best Seller

VIUME 24 Pcs Chair Leg Floor Protectors for Hardwood Floors Round

★★★★★4.418,166 ratings

If you want to keep delicate hardwood surfaces safe from scraping chairs, the VIUME round chair leg floor protectors are well worth a look. A total of 18,166 ratings average out to 4.4 stars. Take a quiet look at the current feedback and specifications on the retailer page to see if they match your dining room setup.

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Ratings and rankings as of

Why it stands out

  • With 18,166 ratings on file, the average reflects a broad pool of buyers rather than a handful of early ones.
  • 70% of the ratings on the listing are five-star.
  • Right now the listing shows the Best Seller badge for its category.
  • Amazon's Furniture Cups ranking currently puts it at #1.
  • Amazon's listing reports 8K+ bought in past month recently.

Who it may suit

  • Homeowners looking to preserve polished timber or laminate from daily chair movement and scuffs.
  • Anyone with round wooden or metal dining chair legs who prefers a snug, low-profile barrier over bulky pads.

What to consider

  • We do not publish prices, because they change through the day. Tap through for the current one.
  • Leg diameters vary widely, so measuring beforehand is essential to ensure a tight, secure hold.
  • Browsing recent customer feedback is always wise, as grip and durability can differ across various flooring finishes.
  • Ratings and rankings as of Sep 20, 2026. Treat every figure here as the last known value, not the current one.