Apollo Solo Glide® for Restaurant and Banquet Furniture
The patented glide that instantly adapts to any flooring surface.
The patented SOLO GLIDE system offers the ultimate in flexibility and economy, allowing you to completely refresh the base of a glide by simply by snapping in a new glide base, thus eliminating the need for a complete glide replacement. SOLO GLIDE offers these exclusive features and benefits:
- Glide base changes in seconds
- Attractive, quiet and long-lasting
- If wear occurs, only the bottom cap needs to be replaced
- Available in styles to fit 5/8”, 3/4”, 7/8” 1”, 1-1/8” and 1-3/4” tubing
- Available with nylon or felt base
With the use of a special removal tool, the patented two-piece SOLO GLIDE® system enables you to “replace the base”, instantly changing the glide base to match the flooring surface.
In seconds, SOLO GLIDE allows you to switch between nylon, rubber, felt, steel or the Floor Saver Glide bases, ensuring the ideal glide base to better protect your flooring surface. Precisely matching the glide base material to the flooring surface extends the service life of the floor and increases user comfort by reducing unwanted noise and friction.
For example, with carpeted surfaces, a nylon or steel glide base is typically recommended for your chairs. If the chair gets moved into an area with wood floors, then SOLO GLIDE allows you to instantly "replace the base" to protect the wood surface. With SOLO GLIDE you can continually match the ideal base to the flooring surface and periodically replace glide bases before they become worn as part of a preventative maintenance program.
With maintenance costs on the rise, you can’t afford to waste time constantly changing floor glides each time banquet furniture gets moved from room to room. More importantly, you need to avoid damaging floor surfaces by using the wrong glide base. So switch to SOLO GLIDE: the only chair glide that instantly adapts to any flooring surface.
Contact us today to request a free sample of SOLO GLIDE.
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