It says they have rubber non-slip bases but mine are just plastic on the bottom. Where is the rubber base part?
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just three rubber nubs that help it from sliding... pretty bad rubber nubs, but after a while just glue some rubber band pieces to the bottom.
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I don;t think so..they don't move that is for sure..If I look at this again, I will try to see if they have rubber
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No the plastic ones will slide of hold the and rim with both hands put you thumb I the middle of the rim and pull with your index and middle finger and they should slide right off and then just push the rubber ones on. If you need anything else lemme know
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good question - I don't own the one with rubber on the bottom. I bet it's probably better to have the rubber on bottom to prevent from breaking and the glass slipping on wet surfaces.
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You might contact Pyle to see if they sell the non-slip rubber feet or you can measure the diameter of the legs and check this site:http://www.componentforce.com/category/35/rubber-feet?gclid=CK_GpLjB07wCFSYOOgod2E4AMQ
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We do not have that issue. I have them on hardwood floors and tile flooring and they slide very nicely. I do have the "beads of rubber " on the inside , could that be your problem?
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ok, thanks for responses! Bought 2 units for 2 sinks and neither package has directions, and plastic washers/seals, not rubber. That was my confusion. Looked at drains at Home Depot and they all had rubber seals. Apparently thinks were changed. Thanks.
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It has little feet and I haven't had them slip. Don't know if they are rubber or plastic
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there is a black, plastic (?) ring around the bottom that seems to prevent unintentional sliding. i'm not sure about it being protective, but i've had them for six months and they haven't scratched the wood floors
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So these are not rubber, and they are not considered plastic. They are made of polyurethane.Thank you.
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They are about 12 - 12 1/2 inches apart just below the rubber feet. Therefore, it is 48 to 50" around at the base just below the rubber feet. I think mine may have "stretched" a bit; it was probably 1
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They were in my box. You must bolt the top to the base. I needed to use clamps to hold in place, due to the springs.
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The cup, handle and bottom are plastic. The bottom has small round rubber feet to prevent the cup from sliding around
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NO Rubber bottoms, which work very well to anchor the bowl on a counter. They don't move at all.
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They are made of a thick rubber compound, not plastic. Read my review for installation and modification tips.
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My shelves came with plastic spacers on the ends of the posts. There are 2 types of these spacers - one of them will fit over the bottom ends of the posts and will act as feet. I put those on instead of the wheels. Since I didn't install the wheels I'm not sure how they go on and I don't know where I put them just now so I can't look - but if they screw on, its possible you could buy extra leveling feet that might fit.
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Unscrew the round plastic piece at the bottom of the base. Then slide the base down.
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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