Will the chair legs scratch an engineered wood floor?
1058115
The bottom of the chairs have very good gliders and we have not have any problem on our laminated floors
1058116
They will probably scratch an engineered wood floor, but most stools will. You can get felt pads from Home Depot, etc. that stick on the bottom. You just have to clean off the dust that gathers around them as you move the stools around.
1058117
Yes, I believe they did scratch our wood floor when the chairs slid in and out from our island. However, I placed (inexpensive) pads on the bottom of all the legs/feet & that took care of it. I still love these chairs- although my kids are constantly swiveling back n forth when sitting in them, which nicks up the wood on the sides of the chairs (from our granite counter top). Wished I would have got non-swivel/stationary chairs.
1058118
I put those simple stick-on feet covers under the feet of the stools. 40 pack for a few dollars at Home Depot or Lowes.
1058119
I have three on carpet and one on engineered wood and it hasn't scratched it. There are round plastic tabs attached to the bottom of the legs.
2175490
I have commented before on the hard floor attachment. I'm not quite clear what the question is. I don't have wood floors. I have some tile and some carpet. I like the attachment for the tile but I don't know if it would scratch wood. My only complaint about it as I have said before, is that it doesn't stay attached to the vacuum tube on my DC 07 if I catch it on a table or chair leg.
972776
I don't think so. I have hardwood floor in my spa and I use this chair for almost 10 months and I didn't notice any damage.
1844307
I doubt it will scratch the floor since there is a plastic protection ring on the bottom. I assume its there for a reason.
1369393
There are no rough edges so it should not scratch your floors. I have hardwoods and it moves around fine. Also it is very light and can be lifted easily although sturdy enough that it won't tip over at all. Highly recommended.
1499649
Sure, just put something under the legs so that it won't scratch or leave other marks on the floor. Its a wonderful piece!
1727974
Wheels are plastic probably won,t scratch wooden floors. all pretty lite weight
415503
We have the nail-in magic sliders on 8 heavy solid wood chairs -- our floors are very uneven - 3 x 6 inch terrazo bricks with very deep and wide grouting in between. Our chairs are pulled in and out from the table several times a day and I think in 5 or 6 years of use, maybe one slider has fallen off. The chairs are almost silent, and there are no marks on the floor. I would suggest getting the largest diameter glides that will fit the base of your chair legs, to even out the floor roughness.
1253278
The bottom is smooth finished wood. I can't see how it would scratch anything.
2231057
don't think so - no scratch surfaces, but i woulgetting some of those little pad you put on chair legs. also this is not a small unit. i love it.
1244590
The screw is up inside and does not hurt the floor. I have my chairs on hardwood.
779750
I agree with Joey... I would cancel your purchase of this chair if I were you. The hydraulics went within a few weeks, the material scratches really easily, and all the side screw covers didn't fit in properly. To answer your question, I use mine on a hardwood floor and it doesn't seem to have caused any damage to it.
276000
None, but it has not scratched our floors...we've used them for Poms to Bernese Mtn dog whom moved it all over the place. The painted coating makes the surface area very smoothe. They are heavy duty but they do not weight alot - I push them out of place, mop the floor and then push them back and I have not made scratches on the floor doing that either. I suppose if the wood is a soft wood like Maple it may be a problem I'm not sure.
728133
The feet are made of the same plastic as the chair and could possibly scratch a floor. I believe you could glue felt on if you would like
1369395
The corners are roughand yes, they will scratch hardwood floors if you do not have a mat or something similar under it. The rest if the frame is smooth.
1046236
Furniture movers work well on hardwood floors. As far as the weight of the item I would be careful while moving it to be sure it does not scratch.
758732
I wouldn't think so. We have Pergo floors so they are much harder to scratch than real hardwood and haven't had any issues, but I think that's because the wheels are a softer rubber, like a roller skate wheel. We only let our daughter ride it inside though, if she rode it outside she might get tiny pieces of asphalt stuck in the soft rubber of the wheels and then those could scratch the floors.