#Zitriom Felt Furniture Pads Review

I received the Zitriom Self-Adhesive Felt Furniture Pads for free in exchange for my review; however, all thoughts expressed are my own, honest opinions.

Zitriom Premium Self-Adhesive Felt Furniture Pads

As seen in the photo below, the furniture pads on our chairs were long gone, so I jumped when I saw the offer to review the Zitriom Furniture Pads! (Don't mind the poor quality of the photos in this post; Baby Sister, age 1, insisted on being my photography assistant, and I didn't realize they were so bad until it was too late... Aren't kidlets so helpful? ) The first photo, above, shows the package, as it was delivered. It came as a set of 144 pieces in varying shapes and sizes, including 16 clear, silicone bumper pads for walls.

Even at a full price of $19.99, that's less than $0.15/piece, but as of the posting of this review, the set is on sale for $7.99, making it about $0.05/piece.

Chair legs with old furniture pads

We used two of the medium sets of four (or eight total) right off the bat for two matching chairs. The last set of felt pads didn't come with the self-adhesive feature, so we had to mess with gluing them on. Comparably, the Zitriom pads were a BREEZE!! Baby Sister and Big Sister's help were no problem, since they were each able to hold one set and hand me one circle at a time. Then I simply removed the sticker portion, and attached to the chair. Repeat, and Wallah! The chair was done. Call me old-fashioned for not getting the self-adhesive to start with, but I can tell you one thing: I'm never going back. I remember it taking nearly an hour plus cure/dry time for one chair originally; this time it took MAYBE 5 minutes--TOPS--to complete both chairs. Even with the help of small hands.

Chair leg with Zitriom Furniture Pads

The Zitriom Furniture Pads had an added bonus: they lifted the chairs just a touch off the ground to give the girls a little more clearance for the table. Sure, I should have expected this, but, instead, I was pleasantly surprised. The pads added about 1/8", so not super significant, but just something to keep in mind if your table has a low clearance. 

Close up of upright chair leg with Zitriom Furniture Pad

(See? I really can take decent pictures, when I'm not also wrangling a "helpful" toddler.)

Overall, I would recommend these pads to anyone who wants a good deal on a lot of furniture pads. If, like me, you only have a few things that need new pads, 144 pieces might be overkill, but at that price, I don't mind holding on to them until others need to be replaced. You might not either.

Disclosure: I was compensated for this review, and this post may contain affiliate links from which I receive a small commission on purchases. For more information, see my Disclosures page.