Are you still troubled by the chair stuck on the sand or soft ground?
Our specially designed this Large anti-sinking furniture coasters, which is perfect for you to use on lawns, beaches, mountains and other places with uneven ground.
Safe and Stable Material: Our anti-sinking pads are made of nylon and fiberglass, sturdy and strong, large size design increases the bottom area, effectively prevent tables and chairs from sinking into sand or soft ground.
Wide Application: This furniture pad are suitable for outdoor most furniture, such as camping chair , garden chairs, beach chair, patio sling chairs, camping tables, dining tables, patio sofas, etc., also can be used for indoor furniture and furniture on wheels.
Easy to Install: Installing our furniture caster cups is a breeze. simply place them under the chair legs, and they will instantly provide stability and prevent sinking. no additional tools or complicated instructions required!
Practical Gift: This set of anti-sinking round furniture cups is the perfect camping enthusiasts gift, they will be pleasantly surprised by this unique and functional gift. If you have any questions about our products, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Product Dimensions
5.35 x 5.35 x 0.43 inches
Item Weight
1.85 pounds
Department
Unisex-Adult
Manufacturer
COBARYEN
Country of Origin
China
Date First Available
June 9, 2023
15 reviews for Furniture Pads for Camping Chairs Anti-Sinking Outdoor Furniture Cups Chair Leg Protectors for Sand, Lawn or Soft Ground (Black-8Pcs)
Rated 3 out of 5
K. Johnson –
These are slippery and firm hard plastic with barely raised edges. It looks like a lot of people have used them to keep lawn chairs or camping chairs supported over soft ground and I can see them being very handy for that. I tried using them under the legs of an old antique chair just to spread the weight out a bit over the carpet that I don’t want it to leave permanent indentations in, but the chair literally slips off of them whenever someone sits on it. I’d imagine they would do the same over lumpy ground like a grassy yard, but I can see coming in handy over mud or sand.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rat Trapper –
These nice size very hard sturdy disc are exactly what we needed for our new outdoor beautifully constructed rustic wood sitting bench that is very heavy with large legs, now will remain unharmed throughout seasonal changes. We are very pleased. Thank You for assisting us in preserving our treasure.
Rated 5 out of 5
Adam R Foshaug –
These are really sturdy! Much sturdier than I anticipated, and they actually have a bit of weight to them. I was pleasantly surprised that they seem to be excellent quality. I intend to use this for a camping table that tends to sink in the ground, but could also see them being useful around the house, particularly if you have a heavy cabinet, and want to preserve the carpet underneath.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. Johnson –
I got these camp chair leg pads to keep my chair from sinking into muddy, sandy, or gravelly banks while I’m fishing. I have used them 3 times and they work pretty well on flat ground, but they are very hard plastic, which allows the chair legs to slip off any slight incline and tip the chair. If they had a thicker lip around the edge, that might prevent this problem. I do like them and I will keep using them. Very good product that only needs a little improvement.
Rated 5 out of 5
Josh –
These are great for grassy areas around a campfire where folding chair legs just stick in the ground. Easy to use and durable.
Rated 5 out of 5
FunLuvr –
The Wife and I spend a lot of time beach camping on Padre Island National Seashore. Chairs and tables sink into the sand and require pulling out and re-positioning regularly. We have several mats and rugs that we use inside the tent that are designed to keep the furniture from sinking. Even with the mats, chair and table legs would poke through the material. I ordered these pads to deal with the sinking furniture.
These pads look like rigid, textured coasters. They’re constructed of hard plastic and finished to be smooth. I weigh 265 lbs, and when I use these pads, my folding chair doesn’t sink into the sand. And when I use these pads on top of a sand mat, it keeps the legs from puncturing the fabric. The texture on these pads is very deep. The chairs and table stay put when they sit on these. There is enough friction to keep these pads where they’re put.
Overall, these pads work very well. It would be nice if they came in a brighter color to make them easier to find. And also some bag to keep them collected. Using only three of these under a chair doesn’t work well, and these pads are easily misplaced.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rose –
These are awesome we’ll made hard rubberized plastic chair coasters that keep the feet from sinking into softer ground highly recommended for the beach or sand environment you want to use you’re camping chair and not dig yourself holes.
K. Johnson –
These are slippery and firm hard plastic with barely raised edges. It looks like a lot of people have used them to keep lawn chairs or camping chairs supported over soft ground and I can see them being very handy for that. I tried using them under the legs of an old antique chair just to spread the weight out a bit over the carpet that I don’t want it to leave permanent indentations in, but the chair literally slips off of them whenever someone sits on it. I’d imagine they would do the same over lumpy ground like a grassy yard, but I can see coming in handy over mud or sand.
Rat Trapper –
These nice size very hard sturdy disc are exactly what we needed for our new outdoor beautifully constructed rustic wood sitting bench that is very heavy with large legs, now will remain unharmed throughout seasonal changes. We are very pleased. Thank You for assisting us in preserving our treasure.
Adam R Foshaug –
These are really sturdy! Much sturdier than I anticipated, and they actually have a bit of weight to them. I was pleasantly surprised that they seem to be excellent quality. I intend to use this for a camping table that tends to sink in the ground, but could also see them being useful around the house, particularly if you have a heavy cabinet, and want to preserve the carpet underneath.
K. Johnson –
I got these camp chair leg pads to keep my chair from sinking into muddy, sandy, or gravelly banks while I’m fishing. I have used them 3 times and they work pretty well on flat ground, but they are very hard plastic, which allows the chair legs to slip off any slight incline and tip the chair. If they had a thicker lip around the edge, that might prevent this problem. I do like them and I will keep using them. Very good product that only needs a little improvement.
Josh –
These are great for grassy areas around a campfire where folding chair legs just stick in the ground. Easy to use and durable.
FunLuvr –
The Wife and I spend a lot of time beach camping on Padre Island National Seashore. Chairs and tables sink into the sand and require pulling out and re-positioning regularly. We have several mats and rugs that we use inside the tent that are designed to keep the furniture from sinking. Even with the mats, chair and table legs would poke through the material. I ordered these pads to deal with the sinking furniture.
These pads look like rigid, textured coasters. They’re constructed of hard plastic and finished to be smooth. I weigh 265 lbs, and when I use these pads, my folding chair doesn’t sink into the sand. And when I use these pads on top of a sand mat, it keeps the legs from puncturing the fabric. The texture on these pads is very deep. The chairs and table stay put when they sit on these. There is enough friction to keep these pads where they’re put.
Overall, these pads work very well. It would be nice if they came in a brighter color to make them easier to find. And also some bag to keep them collected. Using only three of these under a chair doesn’t work well, and these pads are easily misplaced.
Rose –
These are awesome we’ll made hard rubberized plastic chair coasters that keep the feet from sinking into softer ground highly recommended for the beach or sand environment you want to use you’re camping chair and not dig yourself holes.