From the pictures it doesn't look like they have felt bottoms. How do they slide on the table?
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They slide fine with no felt - pro tables do not have felt on pushers. The bottom is very smooth and glides fine - but you could glue felt on if you desire as the other answer stated. My table is ESPN brand that is 7 feet long purchased from Sam's.
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There is no felt. Bottom is same material as top. But bottom is very finely smooth and slippery. This is for commercial tables not for home versions sold at retail stores. It is well made and strong. It did not work for me.
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They do not have felt. They worked ok but I like felt on them. Some spray glue and a piece of felt from Walmart craft dept worked fine. These are nice size for my 8 ft table.
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The black part at the bottom is plastic and also attached to a spring, so when you pull it down it has tension and wraps over the table. I actually have not used mine since I got it if you want to buy it from me by the way. Just contact me directly
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Good question. I had to lean it over & feel the bottom to find out... It is wood that has ridges in it. I have mine on carpet so it isn't a problem. You may wanna buy rubber or silicone grips for the leg bottoms if you want to put this on anything but carpet so it doesn't slip.
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Yes they slide in about a foot underneath the table. Great set. Has held up well from the daily abuse of two young children.
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The legs have rubber caps. They give you shims to insert in the rubber caps to level off the table.
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I have carpet and they do not slide. I am sure they would slide easily on hardwood, if you put felt on the bottom of them. Overall very nice chairs and have not had any issues with them.
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Mine don't. The back cushions have velcro holding them in place, and the bottoms don't move much at all. It all stays in place.
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The cushions will slide, but I put some velcro on the bottom of the cushions and frame and they dont move at all anymore when you sit down.
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No they are not that heavy and are easy to slide. I have wood floors so I do have a protectant pad on the bottom. I love my chairs, they look great and that is why I bought them.
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Yes, they do slide under the table. There is about 4" difference between the height of the bottom of the table top and the top of the chair arm. So the chairs on the ends and the two chairs in the middle will slide in about 9" before they hit the bottom rail of the table. The four chairs that are located in between the those chairs will not slide in because the hit the leg of the table. Hope this helps.
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Yes there is a plastic piece on the bottom of each leg that would allow them to slide on a wood floor. You could also buy felt pads for chair legs that you could cut to fit them. Very nice bar stools, I am very pleased with them.
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They do have a plastic back that would slide. (Great pad though if you can work around that!)
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Lynn, I bought this set for my parents and have yet to open it, but I have the same set (in bar height) on my deck. There are pads on the legs of the table and the chairs. The pads on the table and the front pads on the chairs screw in/out to account for uneven surfaces. I use cushions if I'll be sitting for more than a while. Cushions designed for chair backs fit the seat and back perfectly (some seat cushions are too bulky, imo).
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They do not slide on a metal glide however there is a metal "keeper" that prevents the wooden slide to separate from the table top. We have had a set for several years and recently bought one as a gift. They are serviceable and easy to clean.
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There actually are spikes on the bottom of the mats, they appear to be somewhat short. And the following still applies, They have heavy ribbed areas, but some minor sliding will occur.
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The legs have a hard plastic end. They seem smooth but to be doubly sure to protect the floor, you might want to use felt on the bottom of the leg.
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Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.