Steel Non-Slip Sectional Connectors for Sliding Sofas, Adjustable Clips to Keep Sectional Couch Together, Prevent Floor Scratches and Keep Sectional from Sliding (4 Pack)

Worked great and so easy to put together. My couch does not separate anymore. Super happy!

We made it work! The sofas are held together well. We have an active toddler that has given them the kids test and we’re not disappointed. The devices worked on most of the legs but we did have to adjust it for the corner legs.

It's not clear from the description, but you are supposed to use both the rubber band and the velcro strap on each application. The rubber band isn't really the thing holding the sections together--it's the thing that keeps the velcro strap from slipping around or down the legs. Use gloves when working with the rubber bands because the rubber can make your hands stink for a while, and it won't wash off easily. Otherwise, it's a decent product that is much easier to use than installing metal clamps. We used them on the back legs so they wouldn't show, and I am glad we didn't get a "fan" effect where the back side stayed together, but they expanded along the front.

Pay attention to the poor reviews It exist for a reason This video advertises legs on a sectional that are super long and make it easy to wrap around the legs My sectional have very short legs and from what I’m reading so do many others making it basically impossible to get either of these products, whether it would be the rubber band or the Velcro straps around the legs I am a super practical person, and if you are the same stay away from this product

I am giving it 3 stars since it doesn't work for my sofa. I assume for most sofas it should work, if: 1. if you do not have low bottom sofa....my sofa is 1.5" off the ground and it is really hard to put the velcro part around the feet since my hands cannot fit under it. I didn't think of it when ordering, so my fault here. And I do not want to use only rubber rings as those are flexible and allow some movements for each section, so then the sections do not hold tight. 2. if feet of each sections are more then 8" apart (outer edges). My sofa has them 8" apart. The velcro strap is 39" long, with only hook part being 4" long. I can tie the velcro strap around feet twice, but then I am running into the problem of hook part being so short, that second time I have to twist the strap, so hooks would be able to hook into loop (smooth part). If the hook part was around 12" or 14" long, it would solve the problem. I could run it around the feet, secure the hooks in loop and cut what ever access. The way how it is design, I cannot cut off either part to make it work, without sewing it together. 3. if you do not have corner sofa that is low on the bottom. We have corner sofa. I was able to put each side of sofa (several sections for each side) on its back to attach the rubber and velcro straps, since I didn't have enough space to work under sofa...but then the attaching it into L shape together had to be done just with rubber bands/rings...and the corner is the part that gets used most, so having velcro straps on both sides would be helpful. I am giving it a try. Not sure it will hold up. I feel installing brackets on the bottom of each section would be more work, but better solution. I might still do it as our sectional L sofa is intended to be changed during a year to different configurations and this velcro thing seems way too much work with our sofa.

Good quality, was able to fit on our large L shaped sectional with a chase lounge. Easy to install with 2 people, could probably be done with 1 person, but maybe a little challenging. We have 3 kids and 2 dogs and this couched is used every day, and there has been no separation of the couch sections on our sectional.

I have a 4 piece couch and laminate floors. So you can imagine the amount of sliding the couch does every time you sit down or get up off it. I saw these, and after reading a good amount of reviews, I decided to give them a try. If they didn't work I'd only be out less than $10. So I ordered 2 packs, just to be sure I had enough rubber bands to use to connect 3 out of the 4 pieces (I like having one piece of my couch out on it's own). They arrived on time and in a cute little envelope. Upon opening them, they smelled pretty funky and when I saw them, I honestly thought they would be way too small to fit around my couch legs. The legs on my couch are triangular and a little bigger than if you made your thumbs and fingers into a triangle (for average woman's hands). So I played around with the bands to see how stretchy they were, and to my surprise, they reached as far as I needed them to. BUT the legs are tapered!!! So I had to improvise a little and just push part of the band up between the top of the leg and the bottom of the couch. After getting 4 bands on, as I was working on stretching the 5th band on, IT SNAPPED. Now, I had a sleeping baby while I was doing this, so you can imagine my distress in that split second to make the decision to silently swear and cry to myself, or to let out all the feelings of pain I had as that inch wide band snapped and broke on my hand..... In the end, I successfully connected my couch sections and have had no problems in the month or two I've had these bands. We do not sit gently on the couch, so the couch moves a tiny bit still, but the sections stay together. I'd definitely recommend, unless you have tapered couch legs that are too tight to the bottom of the couch to slip at least part of the rubber band between to hold it up from sliding. Also the smell mentioned earlier is gone. I only really smelled it when I opened the package and when I was messing with the bands.

Did not work for 90* legs. Could see potential.