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It looks like the weight is on the back feet (large pads) and the joint on the feet 2nd from the front (rollers).

• falcolas 6y ago
  Agreed - those are the load bearing mechanisms, but the other feet are also moving across the ground (the joints are flexing, or they're getting "stuck" and skipping as the chair moves through its range. It doesn't take a lot of weight to damage a floor - lateral motion with hard edges is sufficient.
  • aidenn0 6y ago
    stick a couple of PTFE or UHMWPE gliders on those feet to solve it.
    • bastawhiz 6y ago
      It seems silly to pay so much for a chair with largely cosmetic benefits to have to place PTFE gliders on it to keep it from ruining your home