I need something for my tall pantry shelves. I have a smooth laminate floor. Does the stool have good non-skid floor contact?
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My stool does have rubber feet that do not skid easily on laminate floor. Personally I would not want to stand on this stool due to the fact that it folds and the height of it.
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As I stated in my previous review, I don't know because I was never limber emough to climb on top of the step ladder. It was too tall for me. But I have a shorter one from the same company and I've never had a problem with slipping.
188368
The feet are not rubberized, but they do not slip on my ceramic tile floor. Be careful, the stool is 18 inches tall so it does have a high center of gravity.
188369
I use mine on a tile floor and it's not slippery. The stool is very sturdy and collapses nearly flat. I really like it. Cheers.
188370
I have wood and tile flooring and used my step stool on both with no problem with slipping
231429
Even empty on a laminate floor it stays put except when I want to move it around. It does slide but not very easily.
1908216
Hi we have tile floors & have had no problems with the stools making any marks on the floor. Love the stools.
348650
I have mine on a laminate wood floor and it doesn't move when I work out on it.
2227976
Not really, unless the counter is pretty low. Or you're really tall... Otherwise, a great stool.
851222
the bottom really is non-skid. it is the best can i could ever imagine having. i mean as far as trash cans go (lol) but this was an excellent purchase. you will not be sorry for making the purchase. I HAVE HARD WOOD FLOORS TOO AND IT MOVES A LITTLE IF YOU STEP TOO HARD ON THE PEDDLE BUT IT DOES NOT SCRAPE THE FLOOR AT ALL.
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The Roomba should not have difficulty with the 1/4" height change. I have three area rugs on our main level laminate floor. One of the rugs is almost 3/8" high. The Roomba climbs right on the rugs with no difficulty. I don't know if the slick wood threshold would hinder the climb. I guess you could look into returning the product if it didn't meet your expectations. We love our Roomba, in fact it is probably cleaning my main level as I type.
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No but you could put felt stoppers on it. I have cork tiles on my floor and haven't noticed any scratches on my floor where I use the stool.
1674733
I too have the rubber tray on top of the carpet. I have not had any issues with my organizer sliding around. It is well worth the money.
921008
The stools do not fall over with our careful adult use, but, perhaps because we have them placed on a carpet, they are hard to pull closer to our tabletop or move back --not sure if large circular base would move more easily on a hardwood floor... not home so can't measure height adjustment. It is slightly difficult to clean crumbs from the quilting seams, but we still like the chairs.
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It is not completely non skid. Try the different surfaces in your home to find one that will work for you. Airex does sell an optional mat to put under the Balance Pad to make it non skid. I use a thin door mat that is rubber backed just to be safe under mine.
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I really love this stool. The steps are not narrow and the top step locks in place. You can securely stand on it or place a paint can on it. I feel more secure on this stool than others I have used.
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I suppose so. Maybe it would depend somewhat on the table legs' thickness and if they are round, square or rectangular? I know I will try this myself if I need to. Currently I'm using some of the wedges to steady my maple John Hancock desk (which was made in 1760) on a luxury vinyl tile floor, and to level a short metal file cabinet with the one next to it on a carpeted floor. Both these furnishings have more substantial "feet" than the patio table might. However, the wedges' texture is made to be "grippy," so again, I would try. Please let us all know how it works out for you. I suppose so. Maybe it would depend somewhat on the table legs' thickness and if they are round, square or rectangular? I know I will try this myself if I need to. Currently I'm using some of the wedges to steady my maple John Hancock desk (which was made in 1760) on a luxury vinyl tile floor, and to level a short metal file cabinet with the one next to it on a carpeted floor. Both these furnishings have more substantial "feet" than the patio table might. However, the wedges' texture is made to be "grippy," so again, I would try. Please let us all know how it works out... » Read More I suppose so. Maybe it would depend somewhat on the table legs' thickness and if they are round, square or rectangular? I know I will try this myself if I need to. Currently I'm using some of the wedges to steady my maple John Hancock desk (which was made in 1760) on a luxury vinyl tile floor, and to level a short metal file cabinet with the one next to it on a carpeted floor. Both these furnishings have more substantial "feet" than the patio table might. However, the wedges' texture is made to be "grippy," so again, I would try. Please let us all know how it works out for you. « Show Less
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I think so. Our stools on tile but very wide bottom. Only the perimeter of base makes contact with floor. Probably could leave ring mark on carpet but should be stable.
851221
I use mine on hardwood floor also, I haven't had a problem with it sliding around. Its a very sturdy trash can!
566649
Yes and yes. We bought the taller stool for use at my mother's house and it was fine for that height. We have the lower stools for use at at standard kitchen counter height.
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My stool is used on a tile floor. I previously had a stool with rollers. I usually just pick it up slightly when I move it although it will glide along the tile floor okay, not as well as rollers but the beauty of it is worth the effort.............Not a problem.....................