are there rubber caps at the ends of the legs touch the floor? what are the dimensions, LxWxH?
868710
there are plastic caps at ends of legs and they are firmly attached Length = 22 1/2 "; Width = 14 1/2 "; Height = 21 "
779143
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
1164058
I don't know for sure as I don't have wooden floors to test it, but the legs do have rubber ends, so I would think not. EDIT: they are plastic, not rubber. I don't see it making a difference, though.
821402
The only parts are those that are shown in the trampoline photo as shown on this page. The legs are capped with black rubber tips. I use it on a wood floor and have had no damage.
1164062
I don't know for sure as I don't have wooden floors to test it, but the legs do have rubber ends, so I would think not.EDIT: they are plastic, not rubber. I don't see it making a difference, though.
472079
I don't think so. There are rubber ends on the feet and they don't seem like they'd slip
1203784
The rubber begins 1-1/4 inch off the floor. The rubber is 1-1/4 inch wide. The door stops are excellent; I have owned them for years and they work very well. I personally like the design (looks).
1219889
There are not rubber feet on the bottom. There are, as shown in the photo black (aluminum?) nubs that stick down to create a clearance for the uneven surface underneath.
162277
Yes, there are caps on the bottom of the legs. When my bed arrived it was missing one of the caps but within a few weeks they sent the cap.
1941995
Not sure of the exact dimensions but mine fit in between the legs just fine
1165792
No. Metal touches floor directly. You would have to place the items on an area rug to protect the floor. My floors are carpeted and it's take a little extra effort to reposition the chair. It's a lovely set. Putting rubber foot guards on the legs will detract from the beauty. I hope you can work something out.
1550293
It's surprising that nobody saw fit to provide the important details in their answers. I'm posting a proper response in case others come to look at this question: There is room at each corner for both the wooden legs and the wheels to be installed together. But the wheels are slightly taller than the wooden legs, so the wooden legs will not come in contact with the floor/carpet if they are installed together with the wheels. (They still are useful as a kind of decorative edge at the corners, however.)
771857
Sorry, not sure. I didn't do the installation. But I know it was a quick installation. Basically the legs were just inserted into the holes on the bottom of our sink, I think the legs were adjusted to the height of the sink, then the caps screwed on the bottom of the legs. I didn't do it myself but my employee had it complete in just a few minutes. Hope this helps
1168853
No. Wish I could upload a picture of bottom of the sweeper. The only parts that touches the floor are the wheels and an upraised, very flexible, thin soft band of rubber.
1423167
The dimensions are listed in description, but as for the legs - they are about 2 inches in any direction. The pullout leg is also the same 2 inches square. The lower stabilizing boards on the legs are also about 2 inches square. Hope this helps.
1825889
I do not recall if the unit arrived with any end caps to use as a footing. I used the wheels and believe using the wheels provides a larger "foot-print" for the shelf unit instead of just standing on the four corner tubes. And the wheels can be locked so the shelf will not move. I would be concerned about the shelf tipping over if the wheels were not on the unit.
2119281
My stool really measures 7 inches tall and is 14 inches wide. The bottom of each leg does have a tiny plastic "bump" that adds about a quarter inch to the height but the plastic "bumps" can be popped off so that the stool will be 7 inches tall and then the legs will touch the floor. I rather like the "bumps" because they save the bottoms of the legs. My stool is really sturdy and well built. Hope this helps you.Carol