In all the images I've seen there appears to be only one screw holding each foot in place. Do they swivel or get loose without a second screw?
441534
they don't swivel but, since you asked, i just kicked at one and they are a little loose. but ours has been used everyday for the last 15 months and pushed across the tile floors most days as well and we've never had any problems.
441535
We have this stool and our toddle has jumped, dragged and shook it from all sides and it has held up. Even when it is collapsed against a wall she will pull it out in order to set it up to see what I am doing. The feet have never had to be tightened and we have owned if for over a year. Hope this helps
1786697
Yes. Each side swivels independently from the other. Not easily but it does.Source: just checked.
580673
Just one. They're expensive but work well when you don't want to use the kind that uses screws.
553914
If you are refering on how to get them out of the Kayak then mine had screws that they were held in place by. If you are refering to how to get the foot peg off then squeeze the bottom lever toward the top and it will slide off one end. Please let me know if this helps.
2003736
It is very simple. They are secured by oversized flathead screws. You could even use a coin to tighten the screws.
1512502
The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).
1863551
Those are the only two screw's you'll need,no extra hardware is needed. There is a tab on the light housing that slides into a slot and one screw it hold's very securely. I've had no issues with it coming loose
1536901
They are held in place by a standard bmx-style "goose neck." It's two u-shaped bars that clamp down using four Allen screws. If you had the correct wrench, it shouldn't take more than a minute to rotate them down. Do you need me to measure height with bars rotated down?
197530
There wasn't any for mine. It looks like they are held in place by gravity by the angle in which it attaches. Since I keep the stand stationary, it hasn't been a problem at all.
221242
They are fixed in place, but roll, no side to side movement...makes it more stable I'd guess.
870962
You have to just twist them on, I think the screw is attached. I assume if your good at fine the correct screw you could replace with wooden feet. You gave me a great idea, that would make the couch look more expensive. Do mind telling where you would purchase wood screw feet?
148473
No, there isn't. For me, this ends up being useful because it can swivel freely where and when I need it. Just be mindful of this when you're adjusting it, the clamp is very close to the base adjustment bolt.
870961
The feet was a screw on. You should be able to use any other feet that would screw on.
1556209
Just one in a order. Makes no sense since most feet come in pairs!! Hahahah!! So you will have to order two orders.
1445433
You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
855489
With the proper screwdriver they are not difficult to attach. You do need to check the current feet often since they tend to fall off after several weeks use if they are not checked and tightened.
900824
The foot platforms are made of hard plastic and secured with 6 screws. I have an older trikke I bought on ebay and a new one and I haven't had a problem with either one of them coming loose at all. Hope that helps.