Will these wheels damage a laminate floor.
329975
They are softer then what a computer chair has, but depending on your laminate floor, weight, and how much you move it's hard to say. I would think that for something like a couple hundred pounds on my laminate floor it would be fine.
2189877
In a word yes although I have not tested over uneven ground but the wheels are well built and should take a battering.
368222
The floor tool has nylon bristles. I would say it would not scratch laminate flooring.
937031
My floors are carpet, tile and vinyl but I doubt the wheels will scratch wood floors; they roll very smoothly. We bought one for our fifth wheel and liked it so much we bought a second one for home. It is a little difficult to run on a carpet but still does a nice job even with doggy hair. On the other flooring it is efficient, easy to use and very convenient; much more so than dragging out the heavy, large vacuum.
1100062
The wheels are made of a hard composite material and have never scratched my floors. I really like the unit as it has created more room in my kitchen after removing the permanent island we had.
2180477
I do not know. I have wood laminate floors and the Oreck does not harm them at all.
1207453
I had one years ago that I ran on my Laminate floors with no problems. The new one I have now runs on soft tile squares and still I have had no problems. Just make sure you keep the rollers clean of debris and you should love it.
758729
No. The wheels are soft rubber and very smooth. If you take your ponycycle outside on rough surface than the wheels probable will not be as smooth. My granddaughter rides inside on smooth surfaces. They have hardwood floors. Not laminate.
874274
Not sure. The bottom of these things has hard plastic points, it might do some damage to nice carpeting if you put weight on it and there's torque involved. I have wood floors and they certainly would have damaged my flooring if i had put these tiles directly on it. II got an inexpensive remnant, put it on the floor, then put thiese tiles on top. Works great.
1168856
actually if you dont keep the small wheels clean and they stop rolling it will scuff the floor. as long as you keep the small wheels free of debris you will be fine
1831457
I don't think so....if I were you I would get the one that is for laminate and not take any chances of ruining your floor.
2106566
No, we have hardwood floors and have not had any damage done from the wheely bug.
2180481
I do not have any wood floors.But I looked at the underside of the unit. It has the two large wheels in the rear, which have what appears to be a soft rubber replaceable tread (like a thin tire tread) on the outer part of the wheel. Those wheels should be fine. The front part of the unit slides on a thin plastic type strip which also appears to be replaceable. I would guess that as long as you do not have any gravel or small hard items that the plastic strip would push along in front of it, you would probably be OK.
87009
I am sur it is possible. Check out the parts manual or go online to their website. If you see the wheel available as a part then you know they will come off. You might have to put some furniture protectors under where the wheels were to protect your floor.
450760
Wheels are plastic. I have had mine for 17 years. We have laminate floors and its not a problem. It's been left outside in the weather and it's still going strong 17 years later.
1919268
The wheels are made of hard plastic and would not scratch hardwood. My grandkids use this train on hardwood with no ill effects to the wood.
937030
We're on our second Electrolux stick vac and have never had an issue with the wheels. Now, we have laminate, not hard wood, but I think you'd have nothing to worry about.