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What Are Eames Chair Glides?
Eames chair glides are the small protective caps fitted to the ends of the wire legs on Eames Eiffel chairs. They are also commonly known as:
- Furniture feet
- Chair glides
- Floor protectors
- Chair foot caps
- Replacement feet
- Wire chair leg caps
- Eames floor protectors
Replacing damaged or missing glides not only protects your floors and reduces noise, but also helps preserve your chairs, keeping them stable, functional, and looking their best well into the future.
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Designed & Printed in Dublin
All replacement chair glides are designed and printed by us, Doris Labs, in Dublin. Unlike many imported alternatives, our glides are manufactured locally and shipped quickly throughout Ireland and Europe.
Replacement parts for iconic furniture are often difficult to find, expensive to import, or needlessly wasteful. By producing them locally, we’re able to offer a high-quality alternative while supporting Irish manufacturing and keeping production close to the people who use our products. You can delete that Temu app now 😉
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Eames chair feet called?
They may be called glides, floor protectors, furniture feet, chair foot caps or replacement feet.
Will these fit Herman Miller chairs?
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Will these fit Vitra chairs?
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Can I use them on wooden floors?
Answer.
How many do I need?
Usually four per chair.
Are they suitable for replica chairs?
Answer.
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Replacement Eames chair glides, floor protectors and furniture feet. Durable replacement feet for Herman Miller, Vitra and replica Eames Eiffel chairs. Made in Dublin.One extra thing I’d do
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