Patio Furniture Feet Protectors 1.5" - 28 Pack for Wrought Iron Outdoor Patio Chairs, Tables and Stool Foot Leg Insert Tight Fitting Non-Scratching (28, Nylon)

These feet protectors work perfectly for my 25 year old cast iron set...once you get them installed.It was a little tricky popping them in. I followed all the suggestions including putting them in boiling water and even with that I think one went in without a struggle. One side goes in the other pops out and then the shape distorts to an curled oval. After about the fourth one, I took a knife (BE VERY CAREFUL) and trimmed the slight seam around the edge. It was just enough to allow the opposing side to pop in without catching on the seam.I spray painted my set and voila looks like new.

Giving 4 as the picture showed the color as white but we received black. This actually works better for our set of tables and chairs we were given a couple of years ago. You have to hit them just right with a rubber mallet for installation but otherwise these are perfect.

In my case, these protectors snapped on to the bottom of the wrought iron feet of the chairs I was trying to protect from scratching the floor. In other instances I applied them to the table or chair legs with a bit of glue.

I have some wrought iron furniture that is about 30 years old. I had given up on finding replacement feet, and just started filling the foot cups with silicone. When I saw these, I had to try them. They look just like what came on the furniture originally. The fitment is tight, as it should be. I found that the secret to installing was to get a piece of shelving board or similar, just about the size of your palm. The plastic cups have to be positioned exactly square on the foot, then just place the piece of wood on top and push firmly with the palm of your hand. Some will pop right in, others have to be massaged, but they all went in fine. I plan on ordering some more to replace as needed. Thanks!

Had to nuke it to make it soft enough to install.

Actually, they fit my application perfectly. I took pictures, but Amazon apparently can't upload in .HEIC format. I got a table, and chairs, from my son that fit perfectly in my condo. Some might call it an "Ice cream set". Anyway, it had been his wife's before they married, and it had been sitting in storage. Some of the feet were missing, and it was easier to order these, than to try and track down the manufacturer. I have faux wooden floors, and these protect the floor from scratches from the metal legs, and feet.

These fit perfectly on my old set of wrought iron chairs and table. They were black instead of white as pictured and black worked best with the forest green furniture anyway. The inside diameter of my chair feet is exactly 1 1/2 inches and this fits perfectly and was easy to install with a rubber mallet.

All of my outdoor furniture needed the feet replaced. These were a little large but I was able to file them down to the right size without much effort. Once tapped in the chairs and table slid easily on the concrete