Can I purchase replacement "feet" for these stands? My hardwood floors are getting scratched up b/c the feet are gone. I look forward to your response
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I'm not sure about being able to find a new set of feet for your stand. But what I'd do as a temporary fix for your flooring is to get a rug/mat to put under the stand. Maybe you can even dip the feet into plasti-coat. And make your own feet for it.
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You might contact Pyle to see if they sell the non-slip rubber feet or you can measure the diameter of the legs and check this site:http://www.componentforce.com/category/35/rubber-feet?gclid=CK_GpLjB07wCFSYOOgod2E4AMQ
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You might contact Pyle to see if they sell the non-slip rubber feet or you can measure the diameter of the legs and check this site: http://www.componentforce.com/category/35/rubber-feet?gclid=CK_GpLjB07wCFSYOOgod2E4AMQ
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I would simply call whomever you ordered them from and tell them that one of the canes is defective and you want them to exchange it for a new non-defective one. I have used my Hugo quadpod cane for over a year now and it is my favorite cane. Yes, it does not always stand by itself when on carpet or on non-level floors but from the reviews I have read, none of them do so. I would not want the cane to be any heavier or else it would be too heavy for me to use all the time. I like mine so much that when my aunt was told by her doctor that she must start using a cane I bought one for her. I had my aunt try out all of my canes and she also preferred the Hugo Quadpod. Good luck.
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Replacement rubber feet are surely available at the hardware store or med supply store or online if you do a search. I'm sure the company that supplies these to Amazon have them
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I'm sorry, but i do not know.. I did a quick search and you're right, it does not seem to be an easy item to find. I would probably CALL one of the companies that sell the phone and see if they know where to get a replacement footstand. Good luck...
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Likely difficult to match what you have. Probably have to replace all four to match them.Try a craft store, they have a rather large selection of self adhesive black rubber feet.
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Michelle, yes the boom stands look similar to our products which we sell. However, keep in mind our products come with a one year warranty. If you need any further assistance, please do not hesitate call us at 1-800-495-8148. We appreciate your inquiry. Alex G
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Remove one of the feet and take it to the hardware store. Ask a sales person for help if you need to. They may have a suitable replacement.
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Our home has hardwood floors and I haven't noticed any scratches occurring from these feet. They are hard plastic, so rough or extended play on the floors could foreseeably result in a scratch. Ideally, these work better on carpet or a rug, since they could slide around more on the hard floor.
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write to me please at caseyandme@comcast.net if you found the replacement pads for the Conair shoe polisher
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the stands are pretty much universal...I would read the description that should be with the stand...I'd also check local 'big box' stores as many are having end of season sales..mine was ancient and looked identical to the one in the picture.
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No feet, I used felt pads I purchased from my local home improvement store. You can get them many places including Amazon
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Look up the answer in the manual for the stand, if unsure, call them. Their info is online.
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Sorry, I do not know where to buy a replacement for the hardwood floor attachment.
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It won't work without modifying the feet. I am pretty sure that the feet of the three digit model numbers e.g. 100, 120, etc are too thick to fit the stand. I filed the feet down to get them to fit. There is a notice in fairly small print on the front of the box that states the only model numbers for which this stand is intended and warning that it will not fit the three digit model numbers.
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Amazon is good about replacing things so asking them is worth a shot. You may have to deal with the individual vendor. If they turn you down try contacting the manufacturer. Lastly you can hit the hardware store. Good luck!
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Have you tried to reach whom you bought the product from? or sending them an email? If not getting any response either way, contact Amazon and let them know your not satisfied with the customer service regarding your product purchased through their site; you can tell them your not the only one that has had this problem, I had the same issue! Well you can take a short cut and minus all the aggravation and go to Home Depot or Lows and purchase the rubber feet for a quick fix until you reach someone at Amazon! Hope this helps a bit. Good luck! :)
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I do believe that you can purchase replacement scratch pads for this product, though I'd recommend going with a different product entirely, as they are not sturdy at all.