Sectional on hardwood?

[melmo1122]

my sister uses these

www.homedepot.com/p/Shepherd-2-in-Brown-Square-Rubber-Furniture-Cups-4-Pack-89076/100190187

[thatgirl2478]

our sectional had hooks that linked the pieces together. I don't know if they make those for 'after market' additions...

[ijack]

what do you mean "keep it together"? Ours is on hardwood and we didn't do anything special.

[egeiger]

We added a heavy duty velcro to the bottom our ours. We stuck it on the bottom of the couches. I can take a picture, its hard for me to explain it for some reason. But, its like taping them together with a strap on the underside of the couch.

[ijack]

huh, I wonder if ours is attached somehow because it doesn't do that.

[noodleoo]

Apr 30, 2013 10:23:43 GMT -5 thatgirl2478 said:

our sectional had hooks that linked the pieces together. I don't know if they make those for 'after market' additions...

Ditto. But maybe rubber feet since it sounds more like the problem is them slipping on the floor?

[imojoebunny]

I use the home depot rubber square things. Unless the kids dive bomb it, it seems to work.

[midwest07]

Maybe command strips under the feet and attached to the floor? I think this would definitely guarantee no moving, but that might not be ideal.

[iheartbanjos]

Ours hooks together as well. What about getting a carpet remnant that would only go under the sectional. So you really can't have any rugs in your house?