We have added to our range of replacement “Patio & BBQ” furniture feet including some new white options. These replacement feet suit a large range of furniture retailed by Bunnings, Masters, Barbecues Galore, Super Amart and Harvey Norman.
Rectangular, oblong & oval options are included
There are many size options so please contact us for replacement feet to suit your furniture
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Check out our latest range of 1950’s & 1960’s “ferrule type” mid century modern replacement chair feet. These feet were difficult to find for chairs (especially dining chairs) that have made a recent resurgence. Available in 14mm, 16mm & 19mm options. All feet swivel and tilt.
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Just arrived are replacement m.a.d. Transit Chair glides. These are OEM and available in either black or white and suit 12mm tube sled based Transit Chairs.
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Just arrived is a new 1/4″ thread table foot featuring a 35mm base that has a chrome cover. The thread is 1/4″ and 25mm long with a 1.25 gauge.
These imperial thread feet are difficult to find and we are pleased to add them to our product list
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Now in stock is a classy M6 thread “Swivel & Tilt” stainless steel adjustable table foot.
This foot features a 1.25 gauge thread and come with a stainless steel cover
Base 25mm
Thread 15mm
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Now in stock is a classy M8 thread “Swivel & Tilt” stainless steel adjustable table foot.
This foot features a 1.25 gauge thread and come with a stainless steel cover
Coming soon will be an M6 version of the same style foot to suit all M6 threads.
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Our latest range of 1950’s & 1960’s “ferrule type” replacement chair feet has arrived. These feet were difficult to find for chairs (especially dining chairs) that have made a recent resurgence. Available in 14mm, 16mm & 19mm options
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For more information please click HERE
Coming soon into stock will be a full range of replacement feet for aluminium patio furniture. These feet will suit many chair and table settings that are retailed by Bunnings, Amart and Harvey Norman.
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Over time patio and other furniture pieces can wear through their leg tips leaving your hard flooring vulnerable to scratching and scaring from the newly exposed sharp metal beneath. Replacement is an easy process with the correct feet from “Furniture Feet Tasmania”
Correctly fitted replacement feet also create a line of safety preventing your furniture from sliding across the floor when people sit down. In addition to outdoor use consider applying furniture feet to all your internal furniture to assist in reducing damage to floor surfaces.
Furniture feet also assist with noise reduction, less slippage and also protect against injury due to sharp edges.
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According to a “National Acoustics Laboratory” report
The vibe and atmosphere of a venue is related to many things and one of them is the acoustic environment that includes the ambient noise, reverberation, the music, kitchen noise, etc. All of these features are the prerogative of the owner and rightly so. The aim of this site is to help you to make informed decisions about noise levels and what to do about them if you needed.
An Australian Standard provides the following advice on acceptable noise levels and levels of reverberation in restaurants and cafeterias:
Table 1: Noise levels for rooms without people
| Location | Noise level Range dBA | Reverberation |
| Cafeteria and food courts | 45 – 55 | as low as possible |
| Coffee bars | 45 – 50 | < 1 second |
| Restaurant | 45 – 50 | < 1 second |
The above noise levels are for spaces that are unoccupied and include noise from air-conditioning, road traffic, and other fixed noise sources like extraction fans in the kitchen. Ref: AS/NZS 2107:2000 “Acoustics – Recommended design sound levels and reverberation in building interiors”
The above noise levels are helpful to decide on an acceptable level of ambient noise; that is the noise that is around most of the time due to things like the air-conditioning and other sources of mechanically generated noise. If you want to have an acoustic environment that allows people to enjoy talking to each other, you need to ensure the ambient levels are low enough so that patrons are not struggling to hear each other.
However, the level of noise and reverberation that is acceptable in your business is really governed by the nature of the venue and in the end it is your decision. Note that if you measured the noise level in your venue while it is occupied by patrons and staff the noise levels are likely to be higher than the noise levels in the above table.
Once the issue of ambient noise is addressed then other sorts of noise may become important to consider, such as:
The level of acceptable noise in your venue depends entirely on you as long as it is not endangering health or likely to cause a hearing loss. Noise levels above 85 dBA are considered to require action to protect people from noise induced hearing loss.
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