The furniture glides selected must be suitable for type of floor and for the furniture they are used on. Glides for screwing on or nailing on should be used on furniture that is often moved about, such as chairs. Self adhesive glides are suitable for furniture that is rarely moved about or has large standing surfaces, such as chests of drawers.

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Installing glides for screwing on

• Mark centre of furniture leg
• Predrill with a 2 mm ø drill bit
• Screw glide in straight with a screwdriver (only use a cordless screwdriver at very low torque)

Installing glides for nailing on

• Mark centre of furniture leg
• Predrill with a 1 mm ø drill bit
• Carefully knock glide into the leg with a rubber mallet (ideally with a piece of wood between rubber mallet and glide)

Installing self adhesive glides

• The contact surface on the furniture must be free of grease and dry. Ideally, it should first be roughened with sandpaper
• Peel protective film off glide and stick glide on to the chosen point (avoid detaching the glide from furniture and sticking it back on again)
• Press glide on firmly
• Do not use furniture for 24 hours to let the adhesive bond with the material