Furniture spacer

A method for maintaining a desired space between a piece of furniture and a wall using a furniture spacer having a body having a proximal end, a distal end, a top surface, a bottom surface, a right side edge, and a left side edge, and an aperture located on the proximal end of the body, said method comprising the steps of:

• lifting a furniture leg and a glide located on a bottom surface of the furniture leg off of a floor and placing the glide through said aperture;
• said furniture spacer having an adhesive located on said top surface of the body for further securing the furniture spacer to the bottom surface of the furniture leg;
• placing said furniture leg back on said floor wherein said glide extends through the aperture to makes contact with the floor while the proximal end of the body is sandwiched between the bottom surface of the furniture leg and the floor, thereby locking the proximal end of the furniture spacer on the furniture leg while not affecting an overall height of a piece of furniture on which the furniture leg is located;
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• placing said piece of furniture and furniture spacer in a position against the wall wherein the distal end of the furniture spacer makes contact with said wall, thereby maintaining a desired space between the piece of furniture and the wall.