Under the pads what is the kneeling surface made of? We had a similar item where the "shelf" rotted between the pads because it was plywood.
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Good question. beneath the pads, there is a frame work of sturdy metal or some composite. It is is certainly not wood of any type. While I wouldn't store my bench outside, I use it all over our large yard, and just give it a quick swipe with a towel if it gets really soaked. (sudden rain or a misdirected sprinkler....) When not in use, it hangs on the wall in my garage. It still looks as good as the day it arrived. It is a great help. The bench is just cushioned enough, and the handles_legs are an invaluable help with getting up off my knees. Hope this helps.
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Hi. Just wanted to let you know that the product is all metal except for the pads. Very sturdy product. The pads are thin dense foam on each side. I purchased foam kneeling pads from the Dollar Tree several years ago and they fit on the original pads really well. I need the extra padding because I had knees replaced. Think you will enjoy this product. It has let me get down on my knees where otherwise I would not have been able. Just a tip: if you other this product be sure to glue rubber tips on. They will come off.
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like the other poster i also had to return this item but ill try to answer...,there are no pads really just the turf tray and grate. hosing with water every couple days and allowing turf to dry is key. soap it up every other week or so. of course if u have large dog more frequent rinsing/soaping
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It seems to be a thin piece of particle board. There is no wood support under the cushions and the 4 legs are screwed into the four corners. I actually broke one if the chairs shortly after purchasing it(I weigh 155). Another one is starting to wobble but you can just tighten the screws. Hope this helps.
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Base is steel, pad has wood under it, its very sturdy and solid you will have no issues, trust me.
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It appears to be plywood. I took photos of the bottom, as ours we damaged and improperly cut. The challenge is repackaging and having to deal with sending it back once the box is open is not easy. Our handyman had to work with it and add a few finish nails. The piece looks nice, but lack quality control. See photos added...
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Possibly, they are hard plastic outside. You could always add a piece of felt or a towel under to protect wood. Otherwise, they are the best knee pads we've found yet [20+ years in the flooring biz] and well worth the money
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I felt that the whole thing slid around a lot so I got that grippy shelf liner stuff at the dollar store and put that under it. That helped a ton.However in my opinion it's not the pad that needs to be secure...it's the wiggly baby! The dresser I had it on was very high. As soon as my son started sitting up at about 5.5 months I put the pad on the floor. I wasn't taking any chances! It's been there ever since!
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The area that you iron on is wood. I bought a cover with thin pad for the ironing area and am very satisfied with its durability. The supportive structure under the board is metal.
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The board is made of plywood. It's very sturdy. One side is 4" wide. The other is 9" wide. Very happy with the board!!
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No it is more like plywood! But I love it!! I think it is very sturdy and great storage!
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If you are referring to the slats then I'm pretty those were made of plywood strips and I think the rest was coated solid wood. It has been almost a year sine I put it together but all in all I'm very pleased with this bed for this price. It is pretty sturdy I climb up there with the kids on occasion.
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I am not sure but, to me it looks like a piece of plywood not pressed board.
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We used 2x6 plywood for the post and foam 8x10 sheets under. Nothing under it. It was very soft on the feet.
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Surfaces are hard plastic. Would suggest using a foam pad between Knee Pads and floor. Otherwise and depending on the wood they could cause dents. jlg
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It is particle board. During assembly we dropped a screwdriver point-down and it broke through the laminate. I was sure this meant it was a P.O.S., but surprisingly, I've beaten it up regularly and nothing else has happened. Also, I have left wet drinks on it and not had the seal blister.
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It is made of very inexpensive particle board. I bought several of these to hold DVDs and video games. They are not sturdy. I have mine standing next to each other against the wall. They are nice to look at but not what I would consider a quality piece of furniture.
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Hi Rachel,It appears to be pressed wood/particle board. The wood grain that you see is a false veneer. It does look nice but it isn't actual wood grain -- which is one reason why it will not support the weight of a shelf full of very large books. Over time the shelving will bend if there is a lot of weight on it.Doug