Are the wheels safe on hardwood floor?
314371
We have a pergo like laminate and it is fine on those. I am not sure about hard wood.
314372
I have 3 in my home office/ guitar room. They work great when we play music. The flooring is pergo(laminated wood) and we have had no problem. I also have 1 in my closet where i have cherry flooring. No scratching, digging, nothing. They are great
314373
Absolutely! The wheels are a hard rubber type material and roll very smoothly--unlike the plastic wheels on a desk chair that I have. I love this stool.
314374
I do not have wood floors but I would not see a problem because they are made out of a hard plastic.
1726631
I have this chair and, no, the wheels are not appropriate for hardwood. I've been lazy about getting replacement castors and have been using the chair for several months and they're dulling the floor around the desk :-/
1013441
Yes, but I would recommend that you get some kind of protection for the floor if it is wood or carpet. I purchased two of these carts and am using one with the wheels and one without the wheels. I am very pleased with both carts. I bought end caps from Lowe's for the legs of the one that I am using without the wheels. The wheels will lock, but I needed one about 4 inches shorter, so removing the wheels made it ideal.
1682923
The casters i got were hard plastic wheels with two rolling surfaces per caster. I'm sure they would roll perfectly on hardwood but they may eventually mark the wood.
1799485
We have wood floors and haven't seen any marks. You do need t make sure the wheels don't pick up debris after going outside.
267163
They could, but not advised. The wheels are polyurethane, however they are soft and will wear out very fast, and be too tacky to enjoy on pavement. On a wood floor, they are great... Not advised for outdoor.
1169417
Realized when I answered your question that I didn't not mention the wheels. If you are going to buy this and put on a wood floor, the wheels should be upgraded to rubber wheels so they don't scratch the floor. We got nice ones at Rockler.com
1482637
Yes there are wheels but you can't lock the casters so they move around a bit too easily on wood floors. Two wheels are fixed and two swivel.
2206149
both. My kid's other grandmom has a basement where they skate. I would not use them on good hardwood floors but probably no harm would be done.
1889737
No, you would need to get the set for hardwood. Its like $15-16 for the set of 5 here in amazon with prime. Still, if used a lot you might get marks on the floor so try to keep the floor clean and oiled because the dust that builds up on the wheels will scratch it.
1180958
they are pretty durable, but will get bent when wheels roll over them. They're pretty large & get stepped on frequently. They slide on wood floors VERY easily & won't work if you put any 'skid-free' products under them. Good luck
1276086
I don't have hardwood floors but I have laminate wood floors which are made to take a beating. I would have to say that I'm sure they should be fine on wood floors. But since I have no way to test that for myself I don't know what to tell you. I think they'll be fine.
1069790
We use it outside but the wheels are plastic and should be fine on wood or carpet.
633686
The rubber wheels are almost a foam rubber and have not scuffed our wood or tile floors.
758728
I personally haven't had it used on hardwood, but the wheels are exactly like roller skate wheels and I don't think that it will affect the wood.
883358
NO it has small wheels on it. They work ok on pavement but work the best on a hard wood floor.
450759
The wheels are made of the same plastic as the rest of the toy (like that of a play kitchen). If you take it out on a road they will be scratched and then I personally wouldn't want it on my hardwood, but if you keep it as an inside toy, you're safe! Our baby got this at 12 mo and is now 21 mo and keeps loving it more and more! :)