What material is on the round foot of the base? Will it scratch the top of my wood entertainment center? Should I place protection under it?
815866
Pretty sure there is something rubber to keep it from slipping. It should not scratch furniture. It is pretty stable when turning our TV.
815867
It's a plastic base lazy Susan you could put felt pads on if afraid of scratches. The base doesove just the half circle on top
209538
It's an off white w/ cream colored accents so I think it would be fine! We also have a dark entertainment center and scratches are very very visable on that
417987
I would put cardboard down so you dont scratch it when hammering it together. I would also utilize the black plastic guard pieces that are included. Good Luck!:)
741040
There is no protective component on it. We have been using it for about two months now though and it hasn't caused any scratches on our cabinet. It fits pretty snug so that may help.
109102
It shouldn't scratch that easily if your careful with placing the items on it. Its made of styrene plastic that should stand up to normal placing of items.
2062820
The bottom of the stand is very smooth rounded wood. It won't scratch a hard wood floor unless you use it to hold a refrigerator.
549875
The base has a foam bottom so the it doesn't scratch the desk. I have my stand on a nice wood desk. No problems!
546735
The base is a standard plastic hood (sides and spines in the base, but nothing more) that holds up as long as you don't try to laterally move anything, otherwise you risk pushing the plastic walls around and damaging them. This is especially problematic since the base has rubber feet that are inserted (not glued or secured) into peg holes in the base. The more you skooch the base in any direction the more you risk making one of the rubber feet pop out, which makes the plastic base scratch directly against whatever surface it sits on.
242128
It will not scratch floors. It has a wobble bottom, which is plastic, and like a stability ball, makes you sit straight. It's great - I got the idea from a friend of mine who is a vocal coach, and conductor. He has one at home, and one in the pit of a theater where he plays and conducts.
999112
I bought this for my grand niece for Christmas so haven't used it yet. It appears to be a soft plastic bristle and I don't believe it would scratch the floor.
295871
I used the plastic to make "glass slippers" and I did not notice any issues with scratching, but I did not use it with other card stock. So I am not sure if will with stand rubbing against something else. I did have one sample laying on my desk for a few weeks and didn't notice any scratching and let me tell you it got moved around and stuff piled on top of it.
1919265
It may depend upon the floor, but I doubt it would scratch. Purchased for my granddaughter and they have hardwood throughout their house.
973206
That's for the computer tower. It has rubber feet so you won't scratch the floor if you need to move it
1404103
The bottom of the legs are padded with a soft material It would not scratch hardwood in my opinion.
1043421
I'm not sure if its felt or rubber but there is a soft non scratch base. It's not bare metal. I think it would be OK.
1096657
They have a sturdy wooden base that I found doesn't scratch. You do have to insert the bulb into the base. They're pretty "rock solid." I've given a few away as gifts and every single person loves them!
1353412
It is smooth on the bottom. It wouldn't likely scratch a surface. If I were putting it directly on a surface without a tablecloth I would put those clear "bumper" type pads on the bottom of the to keep the item from slipping.