This product is sold brand new. A manufacturer warranty applies only when the manufacturer provides one for this item.
Return requests must be submitted within 14 days of delivery and approved by our RMA department before the item is shipped back. Non-defective returns may be subject to a minimum 25% restocking fee and return shipping charges. Unauthorized returns are not eligible for credit or refund. Read the full return policy.
Stop the Scrape. Save the Floor. Quiet the Room.
Every time a chair slides, a barstool drags, or a sofa shifts, you hear it — and so does the apartment below. Arrowzoom Silent Self-Adhesive Tape (KK1453) cushions the contact point so the noise never starts. EVA-foam core absorbs the impact, anti-slip grip layer holds the leg in place, and a self-adhesive backing rated for rough furniture feet keeps it stuck. Trim to . Peel. Stick. Done.
Honest note: This is not acoustic absorption — it's impact noise reduction at the source. The scraping, dragging, and footfall sound that travels through the floor into walls and ceilings starts at the contact point. Kill it there and you don't need to treat anything else. How It Works Furniture noise is mostly structure-borne, not airborne. When a chair leg drags across tile, the energy transfers into the floor and radiates as sound — into your room, into the wall, and into the unit below. Foam pads slip. Felt pads slide and glaze on hard floors. Rubber discs grip but squeak and leave marks. KK1453 uses a three-layer build:
FAQ Will the adhesive damage my hardwood floor?No. The adhesive sits between the furniture foot and the strip — it never touches your floor. The grip-layer base is residue-free on sealed wood, tile, laminate, and vinyl. How long does the adhesive hold?Most users get 6–12 months per strip on chairs in daily use. Replace when the foam compresses flat or the strip peels at an edge. Heavy furniture (sofas, beds) typically gets 2+ years since the strip isn't repeatedly shifted. Will it work on a rolling office chair?KK1453 is designed for static furniture feet — chairs you drag, not roll. For rolling chairs, you want caster wheels with a softer urethane tread instead. Does it work on tile?Yes — tile is actually where KK1453 outperforms felt pads the most. Felt glazes and slides on hard glossy tile. The EVA foam plus grip base stays planted. Can I cut it to fit an oddly shaped chair leg?Yes. Use scissors. The strip is rated to be trimmed without losing adhesion. Plan to cover roughly 70% of the foot's footprint for best grip. Will it actually quiet noise to the apartment below me?For impact noise (chair scrape, stool drag, table bumps) — yes, significantly. For airborne noise (voices, TV, music) — no. Most "downstairs neighbor" complaints are impact noise, which is why this product exists. How is this different from cheap felt pads from the hardware store?Three things. Felt slides and glazes on hard floors — KK1453's grip base holds. Felt adhesive fails in weeks — our acrylic adhesive holds 6–12 months. Felt comes in fixed circles — KK1453 strips trim to any leg shape. What if it doesn't work for my furniture?Send it back within 100 days for a full refund. No restocking, no questions. Test one chair first — that's our standard recommendation. How many strips do I need?One strip per furniture leg. A dining set of 6 chairs = 24 legs = the pack of 20 plus a single 4-pack, or two 20-packs if you want spares. Black or Khaki — which should I choose?Black blends with dark wood, metal chair legs, and most office furniture. Khaki blends with light oak, beige sofa feet, and unfinished wood. Both perform identically — color is cosmetic.
This product is sold brand new. A manufacturer warranty applies only when the manufacturer provides one for this item.
Return requests must be submitted within 14 days of delivery and approved by our RMA department before the item is shipped back. Non-defective returns may be subject to a minimum 25% restocking fee and return shipping charges. Unauthorized returns are not eligible for credit or refund. Read the full return policy.