...But as you would expect with most Big Box Stores, they tend to say "Oh, you want to buy this item AGAIN? Oopsy... Not in stock.. Wait! Where are you going? Why is Amazon getting so much of our business?" It's a pity as the "local" price is only eight bucks. But I could sell it myself for fifty cents if I didn't actually have to stock them. Plus ordering them Here saves me an 80 mile round trip. :)

Now that these "7037"s (aka 4703795N) have arrived, I was able to eyeball them and I would say they do look just like the previous locally-bought ones. Unlike the majority of the wood floor "slider pads" available, this one isn't in the shape of a "circle" so it's quite useful for everything that DOESN'T have individual "legs". It wouldn't be useful for the average chair or sofa, but the "rectangular" shape is useful for items like cabinets and shelves. As to the item itself, it's just a thick rubbery-pad thingee on one side and a soft slidey-wood-floor-friendly-felt on the other side. It's pretty sturdy, but obviously if you overload the thing with too much weight you'll end up crushing it. Over time you may end up with "indentations" in the rubbery side from whatever is pressing into it, as the soft material isn't indestructible. Also if there is "dirt/stuff" on the floor and it gets "caught" in the felt, you could risk scratching your floor's surface, so be watchful of that.

I've got several sets of shelves that lack "legs" but instead have wood pieces which are an inch wide by seven inches long. A "circle" pad wouldn't work for those shelves, but with these "rectangular" pads I can slide the shelves around and keep the wood floor safe. Also I have seen people "cut up" the rectangles into shorter pieces - smaller squares - to use with furniture where the owner did not want to use a larger (and more noticeable) "circle" pad. I have ordered two sets of these from Amazon, and after they passed inspection have ordered another set. Easier than driving all over the state looking for them.

Unrelated: Versions?
I located one of the "store bought ones" and held them side-by-side. Only difference is the packaging. If you mixed them together, you couldn't tell them apart. Identical. All are excellent quality and incredibly useful for where Circle Pads wouldn't be the best choice. I've got a project lined up where I''ll be lifting (with help) a Really Heavy Piece and removing all the useless large Circle Pads and replacing them with these Rectangular Pads. Piece is so big and has so many "edges/corners" that I could use at least ten of these rectangles and still have room for more.

Amazon One :) Store One
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7037 0257870 (aka: 4703795L)
074523070376 (2009) 841515006428 (2011)
64mm x 229mm 6.40cm x 22.9cm
2 1/2" x 9" 2 1/2" x 9"
Difference = None.

Excellent product - needed something for my brand new studio apartment with wood floors to move my TV stand with speaker system slightly back and forth between viewing from the couch and viewing from my bed, works amazingly. Keep in mind that whatever is on top of it has to be heavy enough to dig into the foam padding on top for it to stay without any extra adhesive. My TV stand with TV and speakers is heavy enough to keep the pads in place and slide around with ease. Highly recommend these furniture pads for hard floors.

I purchased these in hopes that we would be able to move our piano onto brand new laminate flooring without damage. AND IT WORKED!!! It was a little difficult to get them under the piano because, well it's heavy! But once we had them under the piano slide relatively easy with no damage to the new floors!!

These are cuttable, and easy to form to the legs of large furniture. We used these for a king sized bed made from hardwood frame with 4-inch square legs - very heavy, as is the matching dresser. After making the cuts with a Frisker scissors, we used the remaining pieces to support the matching mirrored dresser drawers. Now these heavy items are easily moved for cleaning behind them. Great stuff.

Three little felt pads, we able to move a 250 pound steel cart on my wood flooring without much problems. Didn't scratch the wood and seems very sturdy. Great product!