what material is base made of (specifically the feet)
1351343
The feet of the birdbath are made of the same cedar wood that the rest of the birdbath is constructed from. There are also two metal stakes with curved ends included that can be used to anchor the feet into the ground (however, it's a very stable base without them).
1351344
I gave this as a gift to my mother. I know the rim is treated wood (not sure what, but it was medium in color and grain, nicely finished) and I believe the stand and feet were also wooden. That was what I briefly saw in the box at Christmas anyway. It looked very nice and sturdy.
1351345
The entire wooden structure, including the feet, is made of red cedar. It is holding up very well in all of this snow. Among other birds, we had a downy woodpecker,first time I have ever seen a woodpecker at the bird bath. The other day we had 20 sparrows splashing all at the same time. We love this very natural looking birdbath. It is great, even in freezing temps.
1351346
The feet are made of redwood. You will not be disappointed in purchasing this birdbath. I bought ours in late October and it has been through the coldest winter in decades here in Iowa and it's holding up wonderfully! The birds are so thankful that we have it!
1351347
The base is made of stained wood, what seems to be a soft wood of some sort, like pine.
346622
I will look at my grandson's and let you know. I do know the base is sturdy...not heavy.
1521286
Yes, the entire base (including the wheel inserts) is metal with the exception a black plastic ring that covers the join between the legs at the center;however this is just for "looks" and is not load bearing. I am 6'2'', 273 lbs and have had no problem with this base whatsoever.Cheers!
1732142
The base is some kind of thermoplastic capable of handling a heated stainless inner plate. The Nordic Ware website has plenty of good information about the temperatures they can handle, etc.
379551
Base has a sheet metal floor. A little heavy but very solid and rugged. This thing really handles a weighty load if you have the leg muscles to power it.
1784901
The base is made of wood, which is pretty sturdy. I have this Himalayan Salt Detoxer and the base was intact when it arrived, and still is. 'Hope this helps.
82370
Hi, I purchased two sets of these. they are the same as the original feet, hard plastic. They require a tiny amount of super glue during installation. I have had no problem with them in 6 Months and overall I'm happy with them.
1723151
Base is tarp material. We've camped with this exact since 2011, and been stuck in a couple of terrible storms - very sturdy, totally waterproof. BUT, we do put a large tarp down first, just to protect the bottom of the tent from sharp rocks or damage.
1829075
This base looks like it is made of a pottery material but is actually molded from a plastic composite. It definitely gave us the look we wanted. Since we are using it with a silk palm tree for display in our family room it is actually better that it is made from this lightweight, non-abrasive material rather than ceramic.
1947682
The base is metal ... other parts plastic. I use mine most days of the week and it does a great job.
1422530
I am not quite sure what you mean by a base. You have to put it together on a surface like any puzzle, a table or floor. It is not like early childhood puzzles that have a wood base that pieces fit into.
1179266
The soles are made of felt. They are about 1/4" thick, but not much more than that.
1284768
The base of the unit is made of a hard rubber-like material. It's a heavy, solid piece of equipment and works great.
2225463
I think the base is a pressed board like a thin particle board. It is solid and covered with a foam pad and the then a fo-fur fuzzy cover.
1521287
Yes, the entire base (including the wheel inserts) is metal with the exception a black plastic ring that covers the join between the legs at the center; however this is just for "looks" and is not load bearing. I am 6'2'', 273 lbs and have had no problem with this base whatsoever. Cheers!
570789
No. Base is plastic. I buried it under rocks and it has been just fine for two years.
1402097
They are a hard plastic. And bare feet on aft shoes like ballet are best for gripping.