Q:I just recently had my floors changed from carpet to parquet (that wood-looking surface). It looks great but I don't want the chairs for my dining table to scratch it up. What can I put on the legs of the chair to keep it from making that scratchy noise and messing up the parquet (something that looks GOOD [no tennis balls please])

Rob S. has covered it pretty well. I would add however that the adhesive on the felt pads tend not to be the best, so one of two things usually happen. One-After you push back from the table a couple of times after a large meal the pads will shift off-center from the legs. Two - After a year or two the adhesive dries out and the felt no longer sticks. I find a couple of tricks work very well to help these inevitable issues. Make sure the tips of the chairs are clean. Then use some low grit sandpaper and rough up the tip. Again clean the tip to remove all dust. Apply the felt and put weights on the seat for at least 24 hours. Or (and this worked best for me) I used a small drop of construction adhesive to permanently affix the felt to the tips. Hopes this helps.

Q:I need to get a high chair for my daughter because feeding her solids while she's in her bumbo is killing my back. Do any moms have any advice for purchasing a high chair? any recommended brands or types? any features to look for?

We got the kind that straps to a regular chair. I'm afraid I don't remember the brand, but they are rather easy to find, we got ours second hand and I think we paid $5 for it. I loved it because it didn't take up any extra space in my kitchen (I have a house that was built in the '50's so space is extremely limited) and it was easy to take it with us when we went to visit family. We got the kind that you can use with or without the tray so we were able to use it as a booster seat when she got a little bit bigger.

Q:What does office furniture include?

Solid wood, plate type, steel category, glass, steel and glassOffice furniture (conference chair, staff chair, boss chair, and class chairs, booth, desk, desk etc.), file cabinets, filing cabinets, cabinets, shelves, screen partition, sofa, tea table, insurance box,

Q:will get best answer..chair tilts to the side, desk follows

Chair tilts to the side, but desk follows from front when I had backflipped,then spinned on head,slipped towards the sweet packet kept there and as my mouth was opened(i was shouting aaaaaahhhhhh)swallowed the whole sweet packet.Well thats a cool action yaar.

Q:My back is starting to hurt from me lying on my bed whilst playing x-box and its time for a change, its my birthday coming up so i would like something different a a good bean bag or gaming chair.Which one should i get and which is comfier ?

Gaming chair. Many gaming chairs provide back support, and some come with surrond sound.

Q:I been looking for hours online and all computer chairs have wheels :( I don't need to skate around in a chair. All non wheeled regular chairs look uncomfortable to sit at a computer. Thanks so much if you know of a place that sells them or even a model or whatever.

You'll have better luck with these search terms: Guest chair Reception chair Side chair These don't seem to be on rollers. I hope you find what you are looking for :)

Q:Ok, I cant offer much help but I have wanted one of these chairs for a while but I don't know what it's called. Here is the only picture I could find without the name.

It's hard to tell in the picture, but it appears to be a pair of high-backed wing chairs. The style of the back with the puckers and buttons is called tufted. This style of a low-backed sofa is called a chesterfield. You can look up images online to see examples. The arm is rolled, and the trim is called nail head trim. And of course, the material is leather. These chairs look like the type that would be found in a fancy home library or in an elite country club setting or maybe even an exclusive pub. I don't think a similar chair would be hard to find. But if the back is as high as it appears to be, that may be a hard part to come up with.

Q:I have asked this question before I have more information now.Yesterday I filled the foot tub with water/ turned it on and I also turned on the massage for the chair. After a few minutes It tripped so I pushed the reset button and it still tripped. I had the plug in the out let down by the floor the outlet above it is the one that tripped?Then I plugged the cord to the pedicure chair into an out let on another wall the chair after 15 minutes was still running. Then I turned the circuit breaker off and all the power to the room went off. Why is the chair running off one wall and not the other one?A guy came out and replaced the two out lets on the other wall that has the plug with the reset button.I was told the other wall needed grounding to run the pedicure chair. What does this mean I need to do. The electrician said It was the chair must have bad wiring. I have used this chair maybe 10 times NEW chair Please help?????? Thanks so very much

Pedicure chairs are required to be plugged into a GFCI protected circuit. Failure to plug the chair into a GFCI receptacle would render the occupier of the chair to a potentially fatal electrical shock in the event of a wiring fault. If your chair is tripping the GFCI, then there is a fault in your chair and it should be repaired by a qualified technician or replaced. DO NOT USE on a circuit that is not GFCI protected.

Q:My wife and I found this old chair in a local shop. View the picture at:We think it was an old photographer's chair. We have no idea the vintage. Any info is appreciated and a link to an old photo of a similar chair in use would be great. Thanks.

It looks antique to me. g111r

Q:how important is it to have a glider chair or rocking chair for nursing in? I have a horrible couch that kills everyones back when you sit in it. you sink straight down. it killed my back before i was pregnant.

It doesn't have to be a glider rocker, but it should be comfortable. You might want to buy a chair. I bought one at a used furniture store for $20. Keep in mind that you can nurse lying down in bed. Its much more comfortable than being propped up.