Our screw-on PTFE glides are designed for wooden chair legs, restaurant chairs, hotel furniture, office seating and other high-frequency-use furniture applications.
Compared with self-adhesive glides, screw-on fixing provides stronger mechanical attachment, making it more suitable for commercial chairs and furniture that is moved frequently.
Custom diameter, screw length, color and packaging options are available for B2B orders.
PTFE glides are designed to help furniture move smoothly while protecting flooring surfaces such as wood, tile, laminate, and vinyl. Made from high-quality virgin PTFE or advanced PTFE-equivalent materials, these glides greatly reduce friction, provide quiet movement, and extend the life of both furniture and flooring.
As a B2B manufacturer, we ensure consistent quality, stable supply capacity, and full customization options for OEM/ODM programs. Our PTFE glides are widely used by furniture factories, hardware distributors, and home improvement brands that require reliable, long-lasting floor protection solutions.
Screw-on PTFE glides offer the highest level of durability and stability. Designed for commercial-use or heavy furniture, they ensure secure attachment without detachment or wear. Ideal for industries that require high performance such as hospitality, restaurants, schools, and office environments.
The strongest and most secure PTFE glide type
Excellent for high-frequency usage and heavy loads
Prevents accidental detachment
Perfect for commercial furniture manufacturing
Long service life with minimal maintenance
Hotel furniture
Restaurant chairs
Meeting room chairs
Heavy commercial seating
Industrial furniture applications
Customized screw length and material options
Suitable for international commercial standards
Best performance for long-term, high-usage environments
Preferred by hospitality and contract furniture industries
Q1. Are screw-on PTFE glides more durable than nail-on?
Yes. Screw-on types provide the highest stability and are ideal for commercial use.
Q2. Can they be used on metal furniture legs?
Yes, as long as the metal leg can accept a screw hole.
Q3. Are they suitable for uneven floors?
They perform well on most smooth surfaces; for uneven floors, adjustable glides may be needed.
