Is there anything on the legs to protect your floors? Other trampolines seem to have little rubber feet but this one doesn't seem to have them.
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This one has hard plastic caps which should protect the floors however how stable I do not know mine is on carpet.
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No, it doesn't. This is not a good product. It's very hard to assemble. I do not recommend it.
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The trampoline has sturdy plastic caps imbedded in tube legs to protect floors.
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yes, there are little plastic disks on the bottom of all the legs. However, I am using the trampoline on a carpeted surface.
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Make sure you have all 3 (or more) legs attached to bottom. Mine only came with 2; had to throw it away.
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It has rubber feet but they are not in a good location. Instead of being at the very farthest corners/edges of the mat, they are drilled into the center of the slat (about a cm from the edge). Because of this, it is common to step on the edge of the mat and cause it to topple onto its side. Easy solution: don't step on the edge of the mat. Consequent problem: You need to be mega-careful about where you set your foot down. After owning this for three years I've concluded it's easier to just use a towel mat and wash it.
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There are very little rubber pads on the legs, but I think they designed more for not marring floors, not skid resistance. I have never had a problem with the stool slipping when someone steps on it. I use it all the time and my pre-school grandkids use it. No falls yet (at least not through any fault of the stool).
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There is no floor protectors but the foot is rounded slightly. There are always those felt protectors if needed.
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No, it doesn't have rubber feet, but the bottom is pretty smooth. You could maybe attach strips of adhesive felt furniture pads?
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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.
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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.
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Unfortunately, this one is a hard plastic material that doesn't grip the floor- it slips all over the place, so you'd have to tape it down or secure it somehow. You're better off getting a foam rubber type.
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Hello,we Have hardwood floor and found it to be just fine in protecting our son from some of his falls. He has taken some pretty bad spills on this mat and has basically dusted himself off and kept going. Our son has used this since he was about 7 months old and is now 13months old. Now that he walks it's obviously harder to keep him on the mat but that's not really the mats fault! :) hope that helps.
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As Mack replied, I'm sure this rubber mat help reduce the thumping noise from the trampoline feet hitting your floor (wood?), but won't totally reduce the noise level. Couldn't be worse, only better.
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I try my very best to avoid letting clients drop the dumbbells on the rubber flooring, but it happens occasionally and I have never noticed any type of damage whatsoever. I would be more worried for the floor! I always re-tighten the dumbbells if they do drop on the ground, just to be safe.
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Yes it does have rubber feet on the bottom which keep it from sliding around the surface it's placed on.
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mine didn't have rubber feet, I set mine flat on a plywood table.and put screws to hold it in one place.
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Mine's on carpet on a basement floor. If you are upstairs from others, whether they will hear you probably has more to do with floor/construction. There are heavy duty no skid rubber feet on all legs that I imagine will absorb most sound and should keep it from moving. If it's a floor that slips (hardwood/tile), I would think a small carpet under it would work as long as the carpet was also rubber backed. BTW, I still use this rebounder four - five days a week and am loving its sturdiness. It still appears brand new. (I mostly use it barefoot, but wear athletic shoes sometimes.)
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When I bought mine it did not come with a chair or footpad . It did come with a mat that covers the floor.
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There are rubber pads on the bottom of all four legs of my Squatty Potty. I just double-checked, and the one that I have has them. I purchased my Squatty Potty earlier this year. (2014) We have a ceramic tile floor in our bathroom, and I have NO problem with this stool slipping or sliding while my feet are on it. Of course, I only put my feet on it AFTER I am sitting on the toilet. The pressure from my feet on the stool while I am sitting - along with the rubber pads, prevents it from slipping or sliding. I LOVE MY SQUATTY POTTY! I can tell SUCH a positive difference since I began using it!! There are rubber pads on the bottom of all four legs of my Squatty Potty. I just double-checked, and the one that I have has them. I purchased my Squatty Potty earlier this year. (2014) We have a ceramic tile floor in our bathroom, and I have NO problem with this stool slipping or sliding while my feet are on it. Of course, I only put my feet on it AFTER I am sitting on the toilet. The pressure from my feet on the stool while I am sitting - along with the rubber pads, prevents it from slipping or sliding. I LOVE MY SQUATTY POTTY! I can tell SUCH a positive difference since I began... » Read More There are rubber pads on the bottom of all four legs of my Squatty Potty. I just double-checked, and the one that I have has them. I purchased my Squatty Potty earlier this year. (2014) We have a ceramic tile floor in our bathroom, and I have NO problem with this stool slipping or sliding while my feet are on it. Of course, I only put my feet on it AFTER I am sitting on the toilet. The pressure from my feet on the stool while I am sitting - along with the rubber pads, prevents it from slipping or sliding. I LOVE MY SQUATTY POTTY! I can tell SUCH a positive difference since I began using it!! « Show Less