Anyone use these?

Has anyone used these if so please let me know how they work.

http://www.target.com/p/magic-slide...zJHp8YjIHNwPolQF_yIKsf_5_KjqoS1PhTBoCEZTw_wcB

 

They work great for me , I have used them on hardwood floors ,but like Scotty said be careful ,there is a set under my fridge I just make sure that the floor is clean before I pull it forward .

 

I got them from Harbor Freight for about 3$ and they work geat. My house is mostly ceramic tile.

 

Agree with Scotty

 

Yall think they would be good for moving a 500+lb wood stove?

 

Maybe do some youtube research with others trying something similar?
I have hardwood and used a furniture dolly. I put a piece of 3/4" ply on top
and attached it with a few nuts and bolts. 2 guys to lift it and voila, your stove
is on wheels and will go anywhere you want it on the same floor. Last year I
moved my Jotul with a dolly and stored it on my covered porch until I sold
it. When the new owner came to pick it up we rolled the dolly down a small ramp
into the back of his truck and lifted it off the dolly, done deal.

 

The best part is no damage to the floors and it will roll over most any surface
in the house

 

I've used these to switch stoves out. They slid across my slate hearth just fine and I used 1/4" Luan sheets on the hardwood floor to protect the hardwood.

 

I used them on laminate with no issues. Quality laminate is pretty tough stuff. Make sure it is clean and there shouldn't be any problem.

 

I used some from Harbor Freight, slid my stove out of the trailer across the deck , into the stove room w carpet floor, then to the hearth .
The pads got scratched up bad ,threw them away but ,no matter they were cheap

 

IIRC they make felt ones also that are easier on hardwood floors.

 

Ive got that but was trying to find something lower to the ground that we wouldnt have to lift much with especially for when we put the stove back on place on the new hearth I would hate to go through all that work and then someone slip and bust a porcelain tile that would not be good.

 

Those work well too.

 

If you are just moving it forward and then back, several lengths of 1/2" or 3/4" steel pipe long ways under the stove work nice.