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Your floors are already better off. Care tips are below, and we're one email away if anything comes up.

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The full CrestGuard felt pad set: beige and dark brown rounds, squares, strips, and clear bumpers
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Built thicker

Five millimeters of felt

Nearly three times the thickness of a U.S. quarter. Thinner pads flatten out under weight, and once they flatten they stop protecting anything.

Close-up of a CrestGuard brown felt pad under a dining chair leg on hardwood
Where to buy

CrestGuard ships from Amazon

Beige and dark brown, every size in one box, plus the clear bumper pack. Prime shipping and Amazon returns.

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Care guide

Applied in seconds

Three steps to get them on, and two things to remember after.

Wiping a furniture leg clean with a cloth
Step 1

Clean

Wipe the furniture leg clean and dry. A quick wipe with rubbing alcohol helps it stick better.

Peeling the paper backing off a CrestGuard felt pad
Step 2

Peel

Remove the paper backing. Hold the pad by its edges so the adhesive stays clean and untouched.

Felt pad pressed firmly onto the bottom of a furniture leg
Step 3

Press

Press firmly onto the leg for a full 10 seconds. The pressure is what sets the adhesive.

Give it 24 hours before heavy sliding. The adhesive keeps curing that whole time.

Replace when worn: felt settles and firms up in the first few weeks, and that is normal. Swap a pad only if it works loose, tears, or wears through to the backing. Peel slowly at an angle. A dab of rubbing alcohol lifts any residue.

Placing a green armchair onto a protected hardwood floor in a bright living room

Ten years in the moving business will teach you what furniture does to a floor. Gouges in hardwood deep enough to need a full refinish. A scratch across a rental's laminate that cost the tenant their deposit. Almost always from a bare wooden leg, or from a felt pad that had quit months earlier and nobody noticed. All of it avoidable.

That's why CrestGuard exists. Thick felt, adhesive that holds, and the same standard on everything we make next.

Created in the foothills of the Rockies. We're a small family operation, and we're building it to last.

— Martin, Founder

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