Furniture glides from Advance Fasteners offer quality and selection

Advance Fasteners is a distributor known for its outstanding knowledge and wide selection of fasteners. But the expertise of this Mississauga, Ont.-based company is not limited to fasteners alone, as it also offers a broad range of furniture glides. From swivel and adjustable to round or square, there is an ideal model for every need. 

Materials for any application

Glides from Advance Fasteners are available with bases made from vinyl, nickel, A.B.S., zinc plated or polyethylene, among other materials. These glides keep furniture legs from marking or scratching floors, and make it easy to move the furniture over a variety of surfaces. For instance, polyethylene glides are suitable for smooth floors, as well as carpets, while nickel-plated glides offer the durability needed for gliding across rough surfaces such as cement.  

Glide types

The glide options available from Advance Fasteners include flat or rounded, straight or angled, inside or outside fitting, and standard or heavy duty. Glides are also available for square, rectangular and round tubing.  

• Adjustable glides and adapters can be provided for quick and easy adjustment of glide height. This allows levelling to prevent wobbling on uneven floors.
• Swivel glides come in many varieties, including several types of ferrule materials such as brass and chrome. The wide selection includes glides to meet any aesthetic desire.
• Snap-fit polyethylene caps easily install over existing glides to replace worn out bases.
• A number of special styles are available for unique applications, such as ironing boards, “S” chairs and tent poles.

High quality

Customers can have confidence in the quality of these glides, as the company is renowned for providing top quality products at a reasonable cost. It has more than 30 years of experience supplying OEMs and other industrial customers with nuts, bolts, cutting tools, electronic hardware and much more. Visit the company website for more information.

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