Wood & laminate
Clean felt is a starting option for sliding furniture. Remove grit frequently and follow the floor finish manufacturer’s guidance.
Discover where your furniture meets the floor. Map each contact, fit a protective pad, and take your design into the real world.
Sample geometry · replace dimensions with your own measurements. No pressure or sound measurement.
Change the movement to inspect the illustrative travel trail. It does not predict friction or noise.
Start with the floor finish, movement, and the pad manufacturer’s instructions. Test a discreet spot before use.
Clean felt is a starting option for sliding furniture. Remove grit frequently and follow the floor finish manufacturer’s guidance.
Check staining, indentation and material compatibility. “Non-marking” still needs confirmation for your specific flooring.
Rough joints can catch pad edges. Inspect the travel path, pad overhang and the way the pad is attached.
Smooth, hard furniture glides may suit movement. A stationary furniture piece may need a different approach.
Inspect angled legs, off-centre contact and an uneven floor.
Check overhang, adhesive contamination and repeated snagging.
Trapped grit can scratch a finish. Clean or replace the pad.
Export four labelled cutting patterns. Print at 100% / actual size, disable fit-to-page, then check the 100 mm calibration line with a ruler.
Designs stay in this browser. Export a backup before changing devices.
A4 · 100% · 100 mm calibration check
Arrange pad bounding boxes in height-sorted rows, with a cutting gap. This is a simple shelf layout, not guaranteed optimal nesting.
Keep up to 12 named designs in this browser. Export each as JSON before moving to another device.
Support the furniture securely before inspecting its feet. Do not tilt heavy furniture alone or place your body beneath it.
Measure width and height, then select each leg. Round shapes use width as diameter; ellipses use both dimensions.
Move and rotate the pad. Check coverage and protrusion, and separately confirm the actual outline of the furniture leg.
Check the printed calibration line. Cut, clean and attach according to product instructions. Inspect wear, grit and adhesion regularly.
No. FELTATLAS compares user-entered two-dimensional shapes. Coverage is a sampled geometric estimate. Movement trails are illustrations; no physical safety, friction, or acoustic performance is predicted.
Check dust or old adhesive, an uneven contact surface, an angled leg, protruding pad edges, and rough floor joints. Follow the adhesive curing instructions. If it keeps peeling, consider a correctly sized protective cap or another fixing method.
Yes, if your measurements are correct and printing is calibrated. Use A4, 100% scaling and no fit-to-page. Measure the 100 mm line. Stop and correct the scaling if the printed line differs.
The design tool uses local browser storage. JSON backups are downloaded to your device. This version has no photo upload or sound recorder. Blogger, Google and any existing advertising services have their own data practices.
FELTATLAS is a free, independent tool for documenting furniture contact shapes and designing protective pads. Start with the editable example. Consult product manufacturers for adhesion and floor compatibility.
The design tool uses local browser storage. JSON backups are downloaded to your device. This version has no photo upload or sound recorder. Blogger, Google and any existing advertising services have their own data practices.
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