The photo appears to show 4 small holes drilled into the foot (possibly for attaching a pad, or for securing the foot to the floor). Is that accurate?
1843976
There are four raised bumps on mine, but no holes. I think you could drill holes easily though
1843977
Not in the foot. You could use a bit of foam or rubber and glue it on though
1843978
No, those are just dipoles, but it would fairly easy to attach adhesive backed pads to the bottom because they'll make good contact around the rim.
1843979
they are not screw holes. they are like brads that holds the pad(that touches the floor) to the metalwtayers
615129
I can't answer directly because my bathroom is new and even, but I have noticed that it is important to be sure the feet are not in a grouted crack.
342765
I really do not know. I looked up the word and it is like a cushioned footstool. I feel it has anything to do with cushion than MAYBE it is alright. I don't really know!!!!!!
2279170
I used one block for the head board and it raised it slightly, the foot remains the same and I have no problem with the foot board digging into my wood floors. Hope this helped.
766116
The feet apparently screw in to expose the spikes. They're not very long and I wouldn't expect them to hold on a hard surface or ice. But there are spikes. I can't look at my unit first hand as it's in a different location, but that's what I'm remembering.
67688
Each leg has a foot that has holes in it. You could use those to anchor it. Ours had a screen door in that worked fine, but i would think you could either make one or adapt it from another screen panel to make another door.
1159747
It is not a firm floor. The seat is firm, as if there is a board therein. The feet definitely sag.
875098
There are four 1/4 inch holes in the back used for securing it to the floor or wall. You could possibly drill a hole in it.
1795446
It has 4 little feet. I applied felt pad sliders to them, and that worked perfectly on my wood floor.
2080018
Yes. There are holes for the pin anchors in each foot You could drill holes in the concrete, insert an anchor and put a screw through the hole on the foot into the anchor.
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I would say yes. The feet are actually four screws so I guess you can insert one more than another until its even to your floor, if this makes sense.
1121131
Think the floor flap extends about 3' and is not included in the footprint. As you can see from the photos, it's trapezoidal in shape.
2080020
Yes, it has a lip around the base of each leg with pre-drilled holes to attach the arbour to concrete or decking
1219889
There are not rubber feet on the bottom. There are, as shown in the photo black (aluminum?) nubs that stick down to create a clearance for the uneven surface underneath.
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Yes, it is exactly as pictured. I love mine. I work barefoot and I can actually turn it off and on with my toes (not real easy, but it can be done :) )
2108839
I got this for my wife and she has similar feet to your description. Yes it performs as pictured.
333105
If you bolt it to the floor, sure! That's what the holes in the feet are for.