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Swivel Chair Glides

With Shiffler's 50+ years of working with schools and facilities, we have the ultimate experience helping with your floor protection needs! We carry a wide variety of styles and materials to suit all flooring and furniture styles. Our top customer service and sales teams will make the process of protecting your floors and furniture easy from start to finish. Need assistance identifying what type of Floor Protection you need?

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Swivel Chair Leg Glides for School Chairs from Shiffler Equipment

Protecting classroom floors should be easy and second-nature to staff and janitorial team members alike. The selection of chair leg gliders and swivel chair glides we offer accommodate school chairs of all styles and brands. Featuring a steel or nylon base, these traditional heavy duty chair glides install with no fuss and keep your floors protected. Swivel chair glides are functional for both tile and carpet floors and remain in place thanks to their internal tube grip. Whether you are fitting glides on a school or office chair, you can rest assured that floor damage will be a thing of the past.

Swivel glides for chairs are attachments that are added to the bottom of chair legs to allow the chair to swivel and glide smoothly across the floor. Swivel glides for chairs are often used in office chairs, as they allow the user to easily move the chair in any direction while seated. Swivel glides for chairs can be made of various materials, such as plastic, metal, or rubber, and can be adjusted to fit different types of chair legs. Some swivel glides for chairs also have a locking mechanism, which allows the user to lock the chair in place if desired. Overall, swivel glides for chairs are a useful addition to any chair that needs to be moved frequently, as they make it easy to change positions and move the chair around without having to lift it.

Fortunately, at Shiffler Equipment, we offer an expansive catalog that features diverse solutions for protecting the floors of your school from all sorts of harm. Facilities managers for educational institutions are sure to find the heavy-duty surface protection they need to keep all eyes on the front of the class.

Find Floor Protection Materials for Your School at Shiffler Equipment

For more than 40 years, Shiffler Equipment Sales has been the leading manufacturer and distributor of durable and affordable floor protections, such as furniture and chair slides. We pride ourselves in providing the highest quality and widest selection of glides and floor protection products.

In addition to stocking millions of chair glides, slides, caps, and casters, we carry a line of easy-to-use slide and caster installation and removal tools. Our high-quality products and competitive pricing makes us the perfect partner that you can rely on, so whether you repair and replace, you can relax, because we have what you need!

Keep your floors free from scratches, skids, marks, spills, and other damage with our diverse line of protection solutions. To find the perfect floor and surface guards for your school, reach out to our team today.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Are You Looking for Swivel Glides for Chairs?

Have you ever wondered about the impact of your chair screeching against your floors? The thought of ruining your floors must drive you mad. Well, we've got some good news for you! Whether you're looking for nylon base swivel glides or metal base glides, we have you covered!

Well, we've got some good news for you! Whether you're looking for nylon base swivel glides or metal base glides, we have you covered!

The Type of Flooring

Do you have smooth or carpeted floors? What about uneven floors? This has an impact on the type of swivel glides you need. 

When it comes to carpeted floors, you either need a nylon, plastic, or metal base swivel. This is because these glides have a smooth surface that will easily move across your carpet without pulling any loose threads. A plastic base is often the most affordable out of these three.

If you have hardwood or laminate floors, your best bet is a felt base glide. These are durable, yet soft, meaning they won't end up scratching your floors. Felt bases are generally made out of strong materials that are suitable for heavy use. 

 

What Size Glide Do You Need?

You need a glide that will fit your chair perfectly. If you need a leveling swivel guide, you must figure out the size of the threaded hole so you can get a slide that will screw in securely. 

When using a cap, find the width of the chair leg by measuring its diameter (dia). As long as you know the base diameter, you should be able to find the correct size glide.

Types of Swivel Glides for Chairs

It's crucial to know what type of glide you need. Fortunately, you can find this out quite easily. All you need to do is flip over your chair and look at the bottom of the glide. You can use leveling glides to screw into the bottom of the angled legs if there is a threaded hole. 

However, use nail-on glides for wooden chair legs. 

Is your chair neither of these two options? Try a glide cap that can easily snap on the chair leg. This normally latches on quite securely. 

 

Why Should You Use a Swivel Glide for Smooth or Carpeted Floors?

Do you still need some convincing as to why you need our swivel glides? Here are a few reasons why our products are the best on the market:

  • They protect your floors, including hard-surface floors such as tiles and hardwood
  • The user-friendly design helps it stay on your chairs securely
  • You can also use these products on stools, tables, or chairs with angled legs
  • The swivel helps the glide to stay flat on the floor.

A lot of these glides can be used on very popular furniture manufacturers such as Carter Craft, American Desk, and Artco Bell.

From metal base glides to glides with a plastic base, we stock a wide range of products! Whether you have uneven floors or chairs with angled legs, we have the solution to your problem.