What Do I Do with These Chairs?

Mama:

Good morning!! I am wondering if the furniture pads or stops that go under beds would work for you?

I know this isn't exact...but you get what I'm saying, right? Put these over the wheels - still have the height and not the problem?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chair-or-Sofa-Leg-Sleeves-Floor-P...

here's something else.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/8-Furniture-Sliders-Gliders-Easy-...

this may be the closest - see the 3rd square down.
http://www.oodlesofpartsplus.com/scartchguard-protectors.htm

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-Table-Chair-Leg-Foot-Covers...

Take the old castors off and replace them with newer locking ones. For example something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Steelex-D2634-2-Inch-65-Pound-Furni...

Take one of the chairs to a hardware store and ask for suggestions.

I think there are plastic chair covers that make it so they don't move. Maybe go to Lowes or Home Depot and see if they have them?

I would do the wheel covers like CherylO just posted.

The locking covers for the wheels or new locking wheels would be easiest but if you know someone who is handy they could make some wood blocks (or whatever shape the chair legs are - round, etc.) and attach them to the bottom of the chairs. I imagine they could put a hole in the top of the block and fit in a dowel rod that could then go in the hole left by the casters. Glue both ends with wood glue, stain to match and put felt on the bottom to protect the floors.