Will This chair ruin a wooden Dining room chair?
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I have used it on a wooden chair (without a blanket) for 2 years and it is fine.
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I use a wood floor cleaner on the chair and it cleans up nicely, although belt gets a little messy. My rambunctious toddler causes some minor wear and tear on the dark finish by banging on it with other toys but I no longer expect anything in this household to remain in pristine condition with two toddler boys about! Be sure to check and retighten the side bolts periodically. Otherwise the footrest can become loose and unsafe while your kid is climbing in and out, and the finish of the side edges of the footrest wears off because of the rubbing motion. I'm still satisfied with the chair overall. I use a wood floor cleaner on the chair and it cleans up nicely, although belt gets a little messy. My rambunctious toddler causes some minor wear and tear on the dark finish by banging on it with other toys but I no longer expect anything in this household to remain in pristine condition with two toddler boys about! Be sure to check and retighten the side bolts periodically. Otherwise the footrest can become loose and unsafe while your kid is climbing in and out, and the finish of the side edges of the footrest wears off because of the rubbing motion. I'm still satisfied with the chair... » Read More I use a wood floor cleaner on the chair and it cleans up nicely, although belt gets a little messy. My rambunctious toddler causes some minor wear and tear on the dark finish by banging on it with other toys but I no longer expect anything in this household to remain in pristine condition with two toddler boys about! Be sure to check and retighten the side bolts periodically. Otherwise the footrest can become loose and unsafe while your kid is climbing in and out, and the finish of the side edges of the footrest wears off because of the rubbing motion. I'm still satisfied with the chair overall. « Show Less
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I don't know? I redid old resin chairs which I scrubbed clean with steel wool to remove the powdery residue. try on something else first to see.
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Gail, the booster seat seams to work on the wooden dining chairs that I have. I have a side chair that has cloth upholstery on it and I tried it on that and it didn't seem to stay put.
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Depends on the chair base. The foam is fairly resilient and because of the pattern, it takes a bit to see any tears. Heels are the worst for it - heels (especially if very thin) will puncture the pattern. If the chair base is a four legged chair with uneven weight distribution, it will eventually cause some damage to the foam. If you have a directors chair - the legs are a bit wider and don't really damage it.
184882
Don't think so. This was an awful chair save your money. It lasted us 6 months in our office.Crooked and uncomfortable!
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Most any chair will unless you put a little piece of felt (easily purchased and cut to size) on them. We moved and no longer use this table and chairs and when we did, it was on a ceramic tile floor. I never noticed a problem but on wood or laminate, I am sure my hubby would have hd to put felt on the feet of the Chairs.
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I just measured the thickness of some of these chair glides which I installed on some chairs in my family room. They add right about 1/4" to the height, probably not enough to worry about. The thing you should probably be more worried about is the thickness of the "nail" portion of the chair glide relative to the thickness of the chair or table leg you are going to nail it to. Be really careful here. If the chair or table leg is less than about 1.25" you risk splitting the wood. That happened on one or two legs of 4 chairs I nailed them to - a total of 2 out of 8 legs - and I am a very handy and experienced person. I was able to salvage the situation with wood glue and clamps. The chair legs were only about 1" in diameter, and made of oak, so they were very hard. A bit bigger diameter or a softer wood and probably no splitting would have occurred.
945010
No! Absolutely not! You should never place anything wet on a wooden surface, finished or unfinished. Use a coaster.
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Not at all. I absolutely love this chair. It is by far my favorite purchase for my baby boy and I did SO much research and thought about it because of the tray too! Trust me you will love it. It's super easy to clean, use and to roll around. I roll him to the bathroom, take the tray out and wash his hands over the sink after each meal. I have hardwood floors and it does not damage them.
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I don't know about this chair as the seller sent a wrong one that I returned. In general, never use hard plastic rollers on real hardwood floor. There will always be dirt caught by the rollers that transforms the rollers into effective "sandpaper" rolls, slowly and steadily destroying varnish and wood. Always have your chair on a mat.
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It has not ruined mine but the arms in my chair are made of some type of rubber. I don't know how it will be with leather. It will definitely leave a mark on a leather arm chair.
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Hi Lucy! They have a glossy topcoat on them which could likely easily be sanded off so you could restain the chairs. Good luck!
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I am using mine on wooden chairs and not fabric. My guess is that it would be fine as it has a very solid base that is thick but really can't say for sure.
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I would say cats with claws would ruin this chair. If I were you I would look for the faux-leather type chair.
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We replaced all the castors with some really nice nylon ones that don't scratch our wood floor. They are also have a lot smoother operation. We purchased them from Rockler Woodworking (Rockler.com). You just have to make sure of the size and type of the posts that go into the chair. Don't remember how much they were, but not much.
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It would ruin the overall integrity of the chair. The back would become wobbly real quick I believe. I am not a certified structural engineer but I believe this would happenHope this helps