My questions are about the "feet" on the bottom of the legs? What is the material? Does it last or crack and leave a sharp metal on the floor? Can yo
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There are rubber "feet" on the end of the steel legs to prevent dents and marks left on your floor.
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yes but be careful when you put the feet they crack easy ...lol.. yes the metal is crap .. had to make my feet with angle line steel
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I would get a different item. When searching - look for "solid wood" or similar description. I say this because my Dad sat on one and had his foot on the bottom slat and it broke. I still have it, it is beautiful and "fits in" my studio. I reinforced all the bottom slats with metal braces on either side and am going to wrap them in raffia. Hope this helps.
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there are rubber tips on the bottom of feet not heavy duty like a cane or walking stick but will definitely keep your floors from getting scratched I am very happy with the step stool
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The legs and sides are made of metal with the 2 paws and bone are cut-outs and the top is made of particle board with a fake laminate top. Overall very sturdy, heavy duty and well made. Would definitely buy this again.
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the feet are plastic and present no problem to hardwood which is the surface mine rest on. the barstools are a considerable value. rugged and good looking. buy them. any further questions emailjamese.wells@verizon.net
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the base is heavy metal.. this chair is constructed well... I think it is a great chair if are five feet and under... get a cushion.. it will save your groin... and bones around your hips... but if i needed another chair i would buy this chair in a flash moment
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Hi, I bought this couple of months ago and I liked it... coming to the question of metal, it is not solid. it is hallow but good enough to hold the weight. Not like that would bend or get dented... hope this clarifies
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aproximately 38 inches from the floor, Make sure you keep in mind that the top of it is made of some kind of fiber board, mine is in 2 pieces right now because I put to much weight on the top of it and it literally broke the top off. I am going to drill holes all the way through the top and use a sheet piece of metal on the top to bolt the top to, so it will last. after paying what I paid for it I want to get some use out of it. any questions just ask GOD BLESS david bindner ddbindner@att.net
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The one that I purchased did not have the legs. It sits flat on the floor.It is my understanding that you can buy the legs as an accessory.
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Hi, I think it has small legs that the metal fits over, but I think it would look funny on the floor. You can lock the casters so that the cabinet doesn't move, which is how I have it usually. I like to move it into my tiny kitchen when I'm baking and need that little extra counter top. I like it a lot--it's very well constructed and stable. Yes, the doors would be able to open if it were on the floor. There's a lip of about a quarter of an inch below the door.
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They are metal with very thin rubber on the bottom of each leg so as not to scratch up laminate floors - which I have. great table.
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I have tile flooring and there was no damage to it. Because of the footplate is made a of a heavy plastic material, I think you will be fine. Also, the footplate can be raised and placed out of the way if necessary. I purchased this product for my visiting mother-in-law. She was with us for three months and this product made all the difference in the world for her.
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The bottom of the legs are padded with a soft material It would not scratch hardwood in my opinion.
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I got mine a few months ago, and I think it could last 10-20 years depending on how it's used. It shouldn't be moved around because the bottom is not that sturdy for carrying weight, but is fine when it rests on the floor. Also, don't put wet clothes in it because it could stain the material. I really love mine, and think it will hold up well.
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Not as much as is listed from the manufacturer. A couple of normal sized adults have sat on ours and the legs started to crack. We only use ours for resting legs and feet. Other than that, we love the piece. It's beautiful.
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I really like mine....and it would NOT scratch your floor....the material is very soft. As others have mentioned, the form is fairly lightweight, so might not lay completely flat in all cases. I decided that i am going to try inserting a slender metal piece of some kind through the foam...or just put something narrow and heavy inside the 'socks' to weigh it down some. I am going to be ordering another set of these.