What is the bottom surface made of? Is there foam to prevent scratching of a dinning table?
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There's no padding on the bottom. It's just wood, or particle board, or whatever the top is made out of. Mine's on a pool table so it doesn't sit directly on the surface of the table, but on the edges, which are raised a little.
938257
No foam. It is all painted particle board but the paint is smooth. This is a 2 sided game board. one side is for table tennis, the other has a checker board and back gammon board. It comes with all the pieces to play all the games. We use a poly folding table to put ours on, if that helps. if all you have is a dining table, I would buy some felt or something like that to protect your table.
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its just wood, if you are buying it for bigger boys just to let you know that it is smaller and mine played with it on christmas said it was too small and i bought a bigger one thats outside and took this to goodwill, okay for maybe 5 to age 12
938259
The backside is made of the same material, it has a checker board and backgammon thing on it. No foam...
938260
Dinning tables in polite society always are covered by ping pong tables, regardless of scratch potential.
2001624
The surface is PERFECT for food prep and serving. That said, the surface is bamboo [very pretty and nicely finished]. As we enjoy the look it has, while we *could* cut food on the surface, we prefer to use cutting boards in order to preserve the finish
10894
It's incredibly solid surface. The wood they used in shipping the table to prevent the surface from scratching is thicker than most foosball table surfaces. This thing is awesome and almost as good as a tornado table.
2277114
The bottom is wood veneer and seems very durable. It came with 2 little scratches but was easy to touch up with a touch-up pen. Very happy with the product.
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It's a foam. I've had this for maybe more than 2 years now and it's holding up pretty good. You will need an extra pair of hands to install it under your desk though.
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I don't recall the bottom, as mine are on tile floor. However, I do believe you could use felt pads plus they are very light weight chairs.
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It is metal. I have not had a problem with scratching the pan because there is plenty of room to place the pan in the rack. I have mine in a verticle position in the cabinet vs how this picture is shown. Love it.
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It's light and smooth enough that I can't see it scratching the table. I have it on a Corian counter and didn't put any felt pads under it to protect the surface.
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It is metal on the bottom, so it would scratch your desk moving it back and forth. I have a nice computer desk I don't want scratched. I glued felt strips to both sides of the metal base supports on the bottom. That will do the trick. This unit is nice sturdy metal and quality construction.
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There is a rim around the bottom that the dishes sit on which is not glazed and seems rough. I would not use these dishes on a surface that you would be concerned about getting scratched. I've been using this set on placemats only.
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I did not purchase a grate, do you mean something to protect the bottom of the sink to prevent scratches? It is an excellent sink and I am so glad I purchased it. I just protect the bottom with a piece of that foam shelf liner if I am cleaning a big pot or pan.
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It is hard surface material. We are very pleased with this furniture...we have the entire bedroom set and we really like it
147769
Yes, it has a rubber padding to avoid scratching surfaces. I'm quite satisfied with this stand and recommend it.
1343932
They should not scratch. There are screw-in rubber leveling feet for the bottom of the legs of the chairs and table.
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I'm not sure if the foam and covering are made elsewhere, but the stamp on the bottom of the table says 'Made In China.'
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There is a pad on each leg of chairs. My set is on sealed concrete - have not noticed any scratches. I have been very pleased with the table and chairs.
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The bottom is concealed with dark brown cloth. It feels like the entire bottom is either thin fiber board or plywood. Possibly you could fasten something to the inside to build depth to attach to. Yours is a good thought. The manufacturer should consider it. It could be a bit higher for comfort. Otherwise it is an attractive and seems sturdy.