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Now moving recliners is as easy as putting your feet up


Boost your recliner sales with new Recliner Glide Caps


Heavy mechanisms make recliners hard to move and clean underneath. Dust accumulates. creating a breeding ground for asthma-causing dust mites Moving recliners is treacherous: the metal feet can dig in and rip carpets or scar wood/laminate flooring. Try lifting them and you risk injury.


Stroolmount’s Recliner Glide Cups are the quick, easy and affordable solution. Made from PTFE (Teflon), they use the same principle stopping food sticking to a pan. A gentle push and they glide swan-like across the floor, without hurting customers’ backs, floors – or pockets with costly repairs. So now they can clean or rearrange their lounge as often as they want.


They’re quick and simple to fit – you just peel the sticker and pop on the Recliner Glide Cup. That’s it.


Fitting almost all with a 30mm or 40mm foot So boost your sales ratio: put them on your showroom furniture.


Our Furni-glides also helps furniture move easily over carpet and wood flooring. Purchase in bulk or packaged, self-adhesive or screw-in.


See all Stroolmount’s furniture and flooring protection solutions: www.stroolmount.co.uk


Showing 30mm Fixing


Showing 40mm Fixing


Selection of Furni-Glides Available


Stand M9 16-18TH


July 2017


Stand A2 17-19TH


September 2017


Entrance to Hall 5 22-25TH


January 2018 www.stroolmount.co.ukinfo@stroolmount.co.uk • Call: 01942 271271


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