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Summer Classics is thrilled to congratulate founder, President and CEO of Summer Classics, Bew White, who is to be awarded the IHFCs lifetime achievement award at the Casual Home Furnishings market in September! Summer Classics founder William Bew White III is this years recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the International Casual Furnishings Association. Founded in 2002, the annual award recognizes outstanding accomplishments and achievements over many years in the outdoor furniture industry. Honorees are identified by their innovative leadership and ideas that advance the growth of the category. When White graduated from Auburn University in 1972 with a degree in textile engineering, the Now, onwards! First things first, Glides or feet protectors are the main categories and they encompass the following subcategories: Convenient weep holes – keeps moisture and condensation out and avoids damage to your patio furniture legs When it comes to choosing the right glide for your patio furniture, it’s important to consider the common materials used.

Many online retailers sell them under the names of disk glides, round disk glides, or even insert cap glides (which is a whole lot of incorrect names). Patio furniture glides are not necessary for all types of outdoor furniture, but they can greatly affect the stability. Investing in high quality glides is worth it to ensure your furniture stays in place. Can Patio Furniture Glides Be Customized to Fit Specific Furniture Sizes or Shapes? There are two types of glides below. The installation method between each of them is different. One needs to be hit in with force. The other uses an adhesive. TimberTech’s wire-brushed finishes may not be as scratch-resistant but their finer wood grains can often camouflage minor scratches. Which can have its advantages.

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Although chair slides are usually your best bet when you want to make your chairs glide more easily, there are several other reliable ways to keep your chair legs from grabbing at your floors. Add Wheels to Chairs to Protect Your Flooring

To prevent damage to your floors, make sure you use patio furniture glides. These small, yet essential accessories can make a significant difference in maintaining the integrity of your indoor and outdoor flooring. You can customize patio furniture glides to fit your specific furniture sizes or shapes. If you prefer alternative solutions, there are other options available such as using felt pads or rubber caps. Are There Any Special Considerations When Using Patio Furniture Glides on Uneven Surfaces? The most common materials for patio furniture glides are plastic, metal, and rubber. Each material has its own advantages and disadvantages when it comes to durability, stability, and ease of use. Plastic glides are lightweight and affordable, but they may not be as durable as metal or rubber. Metal glides are sturdy and long-lasting, but they can be more expensive and may rust over time if not properly cared for. Rubber glides provide excellent grip and prevent furniture from sliding, but they may wear down faster than other materials.Rinse the glides thoroughly and dry them completely before reattaching them to your furniture. Frequently Asked Questions How Long Do Patio Furniture Glides Typically Last Before Needing Replacement? mm (millimeter) x standard 1.25 thread with approximately 5/8" Long Stainless Steel Threaded Stud Adjustable Glide Adjustable Glides are threaded and screw into leg with thread that accepts. To determine the size of thread- take the leg to the hardware store and screw on sizes of nuts until you find the size that fits correctly. (Note that sometimes they are metric).

Glides are reusable and protect your floor from unsightly scratches while allowing you to slide in your chairs effortlessly. Nylon Glides

If you want to protect your patio flooring and make it easier to move your furniture, you should consider using patio furniture glides. When it comes to patio furniture maintenance, using glides can provide several benefits. Glides are small pieces attached to the bottom of your furniture legs that help protect the floor and increase stability. Using glides on your patio furniture offers several benefits that help to keep them looking and functioning their best for years to come:

Seldom will you see these called feet cups even though that's the correct name, so we recommend you search for disk glides instead. Nylon glides are ideal for rough wooden and tiled flooring. These self-lubricating glides come in various sizes, glide smoothly on any surface, and are simple to install. Prepare the surface: Clean the area where the glides will be installed to ensure a secure attachment. So in the end it doesn't matter what the retailers name the feet protectors you'll know which one you need based on the listing picture by using the golden rule!Many online retailers sell them under the names of dome inserts, cap inserts, multi-gauge ball insert, and even insert cup. We recommend you search for feet glides and then look for inserts and ask yourself where does this install?. This way you can narrow down the type you need since there's too much variety in the market. Using a chisel or a slotted head screwdriver, scrape off any worn-out sliders from the chair before starting.