so are these Rubber or plastic.... one response said could not use in garage as they did not hold up on a deck.. will they
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They are plastic - I use them on the floor of a print shop and roll machines around on them all day long with great ease
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They are hollow rubber/silicone... I have hard wood through the house and the only scratching comes from the dogs nails...
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They are plastic..light weight but gets the job done FAST. Durable and handy, I keep mine hanging on a nail in the garage, so they are ready to go.
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If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
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I don't think they will hold up if they were to be placed outdoors. Mine are being used indoors.
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They are solid rubber. We really like the one we have and are planning on purchasing another one.
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Yep - they are plastic! I would add that they are a sturdy plastic, probably crack-resistant. My kiddos have dropped them to the floor several times and they did not split or break.
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Plastic- if they were rubber it would be AWESOME! We thought about upgrading the tires for next summer.
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Sorry to answer you so late but they are not plastic as you find on toys. They seem to be made out os a polyurethane or some material similar. They are not rubber. Our grandkids have used them only at a rink because it does not allow you to bring in skates that you have used outside. But they are great in that they can be made larger as your kid grows. A great feature! The gkids say they are very comfortable and are very smooth and control easily.. I would definately buy another set when they grow out of these.
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Mine are solid plastic/rubber, but they vary from what i read in the manual. Some are inflatable.
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Not sure. They are apparently hard plastic, not rubberized. My chair is on a carpet. It is a wonderful chair!
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They are made of hard rubber. If on flat floor works well, but have to work with and practice to make sure it's no bumpy.
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They are not made of outdoor vinyl, but could be used if you needed them for a short time on a car. They are better for walls, etc.
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I don't have it in front of me now, but I believe they are a hard rubber. My mother has taken it through all types of weather (we live in the Chicago area) and over cracked sidewalks, gravel, and grass. We've never had a problem with the wheels cracking, splitting or showing any damage whatsoever.
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I believe they are Polymer, too light to be glass & a good buy for the money...JMO... I keep a pair on my book case & one on the garage work bench and a pair out in my shed...lol...
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They are plastic, but a softer kind of plastic. At first I was disappointed, but my daughter has been riding it daily on concrete & asphalt for months, & it still works great.
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I don't believe they are plastic but Ican't say for sure w hat they are. We used them in our RV last year where they still are at this time. I remember that they were slippery and that they serve d the purpose of practicing the game which we had just learned.