We understand that selecting the appropriate glide for your specificneeds is crucial. While we provide general guidelines based on testing andexperience, we recommend considering site conditions, requirements, and the flooring manufacturer’s recommendations to determine the most suitable glide for yourapplication. Important Considerations for Glide Selection: Floor Quality: Different floor types vary in terms of materials and manufacturing processes. Higher-grade floors with better stain and abrasion resistance tend to offer superior performance. Floor Preparation: The quality and regular application of floor finish play a significant role in minimising wear. A high-quality finish acts as a lubricant between the chair and the floor, reducing potential damage. Floor Maintenance: Proper floor cleaning is essential to prevent any glide material from leaving marks. Using walk-off rigs near entrances and regularly cleaning the floors cansignificantly minimise floor damage. It’s important to note that steel glides should not be exposed to wet or damp floors. Damaged Glides: Regularly inspecting the glides is crucial to prevent floor damage. Damaged, worn or debris-embedded glides should be replaced immediately to maintain the integrity of the flooring. While these considerations provide general guidance, it is essential to assess your specific site conditions and consult the flooring manufacturer’s recommendations to ensure the optimal glide selection for your application. ** = Best Performance* = Acceptable PerformanceNR = Not Recommended Steel glides are not recommended for light coloured floors For glide options not listed, please consult our sales team. Legacy Sku: ZZ30695, ZZ30696
