Bar stool chair leg extensions – do they make these? I bought 2 bar stool chairs (wood), but they aren’t tall enough; and I can’t take them back. I want to make them taller. Are there any products that I can add to the foot of the legs that will increase the height safely? When I do a Google search, all I get is: chairs that have extension built in or exercise equipment. I need a product that I can stick around and to the end of the legs in order to extend the height.
My bar stool chairs are 30 inches, I want to extend them to 40 inches.

Heyyy. Last night my mom came home drunk from a bar wich she usually does. Then she got upset because i spilled a huge juice bottle all over the floor. she started hitting me like she always does, no big deal i honestly dont care anymore?…And she pushed me into a stack of chairs near a stone desk. I hit the desk with my arm. Then a chair leg pierced my arm and it hurt really bad then she grabbed my arm and threw me down in the basement therefore i fell on my arm again.

Hi, i slipped on a wet floor and cut my neck open on a upside down chair leg. I went to the hospital in a ambulance. Then i saw the doctors about 3 times for my pain and scars. I have a lawyer. How much money do you think i can win?

We are 5 professionals renting a lovely family home through a professional estate agents.

A few months ago one of our friends sitting on a bar stool was dragged across the hardwood floor by another friend – the metal chair leg gouged a long, curved scratch onto the hardwood floor which we’ve tried in vain to get rid of by sanding/cleaning/wax polishing.

We are about to come to the end of our tenancy and are unsure of the best next steps in this instance. We have had a number of quotes from professional floor specialists – some say we are only responsible for the four planks that are scratched, another said we would have to re-sand the whole floor which will cost thousands.

A lawyer friend of ours also seems to think that the scratch will be covered by the owner’s insurance policy and we may only have to pay for the premium.

Can anyone advise on the legalities of this kind of damage? We are worried if we don’t bring it up before we move out, we’ll be taken for a ride for £thousands if they decide to resand the whole floor and blame it on our damage (the floor is pretty scuffed up anyway, so they could use this as an excuse to re-do it all).

Help much appreciated!
I should also add that it’s a really deep scratch and we’ve already tried wax sticks/sanding to no avail.