There is a great product which is for sale in most diy stores, it is rubber with little holes in. Mainly it is used on shelving to stop things sliding around. One sheet should be enough. cut circles using a measure big enough for your casters e.g an egg cup or tea cup. Slide under casters and you will have no more moving sofas. Hope this helps.
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There is a great product which is for sale in most diy stores, it is rubber with little holes in. Mainly it is used on shelving to stop things sliding around. One sheet should be enough. cut circles using a measure big enough for your casters e.g an egg cup or tea cup. Slide under casters and you will have no more moving sofas. Hope this helps.
The hardware store has little rubbery trays for your furniture feet to sit in.
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You can use the round plastic jar opener duvets under the feet of the couch to help keep in place.
there are pads that look like coasters - they have a rubber backing - find them at almost any hardware store
Rubberized shelf liner cut to the shape of the legs.
I use a small piece of a non slip rug pad. If you have one of these rubbery square mesh pads, just lift the rug and snip off a piece from the corner.
Put Legs in Rubber Shoes or Casters in Stands or Put a Rug under your Couch.