I have a heavy chair used on a wood surface. I have tried many different chair leg protectors on the
legs but they end up breaking within a few days. I don't want to scratch my wood floor (I have done
that in the past)

Here is the description of the leg of the chair. It is made of iron. The leg itself is "hollowed
out" at the bottom. That is where the original plastic insert has worn down to the point of actually
being gone. The size of the hole where the original plastic insert fit, is 1 1/4 circular diameter.

1) Is there some type of plastic liquid that I can squirt in the chair leg that will mold to the
leg? So I can then sit on the chair and make it slide easily on a wood floor?

2) I don't want to place a carpet over the floor as it is in a room used for entertaining and the
chair is supposed to slide when I get up from the table.

Thanks much,



Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC

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