what type of coasters are on the legs; felt?
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Same as below but I also wanted to say I do like the chairs. Just my husband and I most of the time but so far no problems at all.
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There are plastic coasters on ours and then we put the felt glue-on on top of those. Also, not sure if the plastic coasters were on when purchased or if we put those on too. Purchased a year ago and no problems with them.
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I bought the 1" rubber leg tips here on amazon. The chair does not slide easily - good for stability but you have to pick it up to move it
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There are no "coasters" on the legs of the chairs. If you want felt bottoms you will have to purchase them and apply them yourself. I assume they come without because they may be used on carpet and felt pads make it difficult to push your chair away from the table. Some of my chairs are used on carpet and some are used on wood floors.
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None. No coasters or felt pads or any type of pad were on my chairs. Plus the second set I bought only had one cross piece, not two like my first set of chairs and like the one in your picture. Very, very disappointed.
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None. I went to Home Depot and bought some. We love all four of our chairs.
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The legs do have felt pads to prevent damaging floors. So far the pads have stayed in place well.
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http://www.coasterfurniture.com/. They are the ones who make this. They can point you to a retailer.
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I have 2 different sets of the sandstone coasters that are different styles. It holds either one of the sets (set of 4) coasters. It looks very nice.
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I am not sure, but I doubt that I would every buy a coaster product again. My table came with the legs shorter, not only on the table but the chairs. We had to purchase small chair lifts, to keep them even. The last coaster product that I purchase, were dinning room chairs; the nails were not long enough they did not stay secure. We had to go to Home Depot to purchase longer nails
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The felt is dark brown. The base (where felt is attached) is a lighter brown. No greys.
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Yes they can. Acrylic paint is best. You can also add stickers to them. I added monograms to a few. The rest I just left as is. Enjoy your coasters.
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You wouldn't need felt pads. The bottom of the legs of the chairs are enclosed and would glide smoothly over any type of floor. The chairs would not cause any scratch marks on the floor.
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The felt is a dark Grey in color. This color blends in nicely with the dark brown chairs that I have and also with black. The plastic piece that the grey felt is adhered to is a medium brown color.
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Yes, the holder comes with them. They are really nice because there are more than four coasters which are usually what you get. I recommend.
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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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yes, I left one off the coaster the other day and there was a big ring of water on the table, plus they're really kinda heavy, hope this helps
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Neither. It's wood. Don't know where people are getting the idea that it's stone from. It's wood with a laminate faux marble pattern and a thick clear coat sealant over the laminate. It's definitely heavy, but it is not stone. Way too light to be stone. EDIT: Even according to Coaster Furniture's website it's "faux stone" and the composition is "wood veneers & solids".
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We used them on the feet of chairs wor our daughter's wedding reception. They are a heavy felt and are flexible.
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Lookslike four shelves plus thebottom. Coaster can probably get more shelves but would charge a premium for them. You could get them cut in a local glass or hardware store cheaper.
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Google the manufacturer Coaster home furnishings. They should be able to help
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The bottom is felt. For what it's worth, this is a great lamp - I've had this for ~6 months now and have been very happy