Is there any sort of anti-skid on the feet to prevent the stool from shifting on laminate floor
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We have only used it a short time (since Christmas), but it appears to be very stable and does not move. We use it in the kitchen with laminate floors to reach items in upper cabinets. The ladder doesn't have anything special on the feet other than some grooves cut into the wood, but is still very stable.
60213
No, but I just put some felt pads on it because we have wood floors - does not slide and doesn't scratch floor. Really good product otherwise.
60214
The bottom surface is not covered with anything (such as rubber) to keep it from moving. However, it does work nicely. It's sturdy when you use it, and easy on the eyes. The most annoying part will be pealing off all the warning stickers it comes with.
1642067
Only one other that I'm aware of....the foot rest height can be adjusted also. I recently replaced the rolling casters with gliders. The chair seat's spring action will cause it to spring away from you when you're trying to sit down ..if you're using it on any surface but carpet or rug. Hope this helps.
546488
Each leg has a hard plastic/nylon, button-like slider or bumper on the bottom. The wood of the stool's leg would not touch the floor. Would those bumpers mar a wood floor? Maybe. The pads are not wide, about 1/2 or so. The stools are light and sliding them around to reposition shouldn't hurt the floor. Sliding around while sitting in them might mar the floor, but this is difficult to do with a backless stool. You have to stand and take your weight off the stool to reposition it, much like you will have to do if you use a carpet. For light/normal use I don't think a rug is necessary. Another option would be to buy wider bumpers at the hardware store. I have hardwood throughout the house without any rugs. I put nylon bumpers on any furniture (dining room chairs for example) that get pushed back and forth under a table and there is no marring of the floor.
276001
No there is not. We keep ours outside, so I don't have to worry about my hardwood floors. Although, I would try putting on some rubber stuff on it to prevent from scratching the hardwood floor.
542003
It had feet on it. I haven't had any problem with it's scratching the floor. I don't use it a lot, but it's great when I do need it! Very sturdy for this rather large senior citizen.
181867
I don't have any sticky non- slip strips. I Love mine....it's great on my lap watching TV. On my kitchen counter, on bed....it has different levels which is great. The bottom cushion is firm and is very comfortable.
1080330
Not non skid but not slippery either. May be if wet. Color is much lighter than picture. Nice little stool. Rubbermaid ones are non skid, but plastic.
188369
I use mine on a tile floor and it's not slippery. The stool is very sturdy and collapses nearly flat. I really like it. Cheers.
1476598
Hello, I just did a trial run by scooting around my tiled kitchen floor on this stool -&gt; it left no marks and moved easily. The casters are plastic so there aren't the black marks rubber leaves. Also, the casters can be changed using any of the many caster sets available at a good hardware store. Also, I love this stool. It's stable both for me and my 4 year old. Never has tipped even with him wobbling all over it!
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The foot is a black hard plastic that slides well on tile without marking. If you are worried about scuffing or potential damage add some inexpensive felt feet to the bottoms. They are very well made, but you are likely to be missing a washer or two. Out of 4 stools only 1 had all the hardware. It takes a while to assemble, but my husband it was well worth it. ***PLEASE BE AWARE*** you can only order 3 stools! There is a limit of three per customer (Amazon will make you wait a week to order more.) There is no mention of the limit unless you try to order more than three within a week.
653771
Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
1165793
There are not...I used those little pads you stick on bottoms of chair legs....seems to work fine....this is a really nice desk...well made and sturdy.
188370
I have wood and tile flooring and used my step stool on both with no problem with slipping
1020328
We haven't had any slip issues on the steps, but on a hard floor, the legs will slip pretty regularly if there is any kind of torque put on them.
2100950
No, there is a leg in the middle of the bed that would prevent a trundle from sliding underneath
884812
I own 2 of these, one for each bathroom. They both have 9 skid feet on the bottom of them. I have had no problem with them sliding at all.
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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.