"sliders" for furniture legs?

We're re-finishing the hardwood floor in our dining room and I know we're going to need some sort of felt slider or whatever they are called for all of the furniture. The question is, what is a good brand or kind to get? We have a table, chairs, a sideboard and probably some other stuff that will find its way in. Would the kind they have at wal-mart work ok or is there one brand that is better than the others?

Also, what can be done about a computer desk that is on wheels? The wheels will probably be locked & the desk probably won't be moved around is there something we should do about that?

Answers:
the best ones are felt and the type with a nail that you drive in the wooden legs stay on the best the stick on type can come unglued and for the computer wheels you can put the wheels in the type that are cupped so the wheels don't turn or you could roll a non-scratch soft tape like gaffers tape its black and thick on the wheels so they cant scratch...

Other answers:
I just saw these, very very n ice ones too, on QVC
I just saw these, very very n ice ones too, on QVC
Moving Men orange sliders work GREAT!!
Both Lowe's and Home Depot carry these products. In Lowe's stores, they can usually be found in the hardware aisles. There are many kinds of products from which to choose. Once you see a wide selection like the selection you will find at Lowe's, you will know which ones to buy.

Good luck with your new floor.
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