Are there little rubber pads on the bottom of the legs? I'm hoping to use with bedside commode that is too tall, but it must be safe, too.
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There are pads but they feels harder than tubber but softer than plastic. They are thin strips on the bottom. On a flat surface should be secure enough.
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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
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No Katrinka, it does NOT have rubber pads on the bottom of the legs. It is entirely plastic. Also, like a foot stool, it slides sometimes. I have to bend down and straighten it up and put my leg weight down on it. I would NOT use it with the bedside commode unless you are secure that it is straight and are able to kick it away once you are through using it. Just my opinion. Thanks. GOD is good. Martha
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The "legs" are positioned on the outside of the bottom piece within the groove located there. Once the top is in position, they will be secure. Be Patient!
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Not adjustable, and the bed may slide around on a wood floor. That problem can be addressed by placing underneath the guides the sort of floor protectors people often use underneath the legs of heavy furniture: often round and made of brown rubber, perhaps an inch to an inch and a half in diameter.
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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.
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I have never had this problem. Maybe you could put that cabinet mesh rubber under each leg.
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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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Yes, but not the very bottom. It has a clothlike material where the legs are attached.
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No, the height of the table does not adjust. You might be able to use those plastic cups with indentations for bed legs that people use to raise their beds so they have more storage space underneath them. I think these would be secure as long as people aren't throwing themselves onto the massage table or leaping off it. Concrete paver blocks in the garden area of your local home supplies store would work, but hard on your carpet or floor and easy to stub your toes on. Hope you find a solution.
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It has rubber stops on the bottom of all four legs. It is very sturdy. It should not slide.
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There are some small rubber pads on the bottom. I put it up on my kitchen island and it stays put while I clean my rifles.
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No. But if you use one as my daughter does the bed is really high. Hope this helps.
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The 2 answers below are correct. Mine has padding on the inside bottom though some may not.
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There's nothing on the bottom to keep it from sliding, but it has not been a problem for me. You could easily add small clear adhesive pads that are soft & non slippery. They can be found with the felt furniture pads.
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We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!
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Yes, there is a soft/smooth material on the bottom. The center mechanism is raised off the floor so it does not come in contact with it.
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No, no rubber on the feet. I'm sure you can get inexpensive "furniture glidders" from a place like Home Depot or Walmart to place on them. We have carpeting, so it doesn't do any damage.
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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.