Chair booties

Thanks for the links, many creative ideas on Pinterest and the more traditional on Amazon.

Thank you for you input on this, you are right the installation. As we have come to learn with this renovation of removing wall to wall carpet, we found ancient linoleum under it. The linoleum was glued to the slab foundation and came up in pieces, to the point of areas had to be scraped and sanded off. The result was an uneven cement base. I think the contractor tried his best to get it level, but it just was not in the end. I am think of taking up the cracked tiles and trying to compensate somewhat with making the base even. The covers for the legs is a stop gap measure, the felt pads don't want to stay on too well.

What a good idea, could also decorate them if I had a mind to! Thanks.

Next thought is to try to make the replacement tiles more even, might take some chiseling of the foundation, which is the cause of the tiles cracking.

Thanks for your help.

Thank you for the idea, they do look cute and not too difficult to make.

The sponges are also a good idea, we had the felt stick-on pads but they came off with moving the chair, not always the reliable. Thank you again.

Thank you for answering, I agree it is the foundation that is uneven., I am dreading taking up tiles to fix this situation.

Thaks for getting to this question, you are right, it is a tripping hazard. The only thing going that is helping is it is under a dining room chair which is a low traffic area. It does need to be fixed.