Will this product slide on hardwood floor?
338205
Probably, I would put some kind of rubber footing on the steps to keep from sliding
338206
And it doesn't have the stair closeure as shown its open stairs hard for lil dogs esp if u have a high bed
338207
I think it might. I use it on carpet. It would also depend on the size of the animal and how much they jump. If it was up against a bed or couch, it might be okay.
338208
I wouldn't recommend it as it will scratch. Unless you put a rug or some felt under the legs and front. It does fold up though
270107
I would think so, but don't really know! But I've used mine on wood flooring with no issues. The plastic bottom is smooth on the slider.
943051
I would not know for I use this as an undermat to gym equipment. I will say that it is not slippery on a wood floor.
490386
I would bet that it would eventually. Its almost like balsa wood, but the corners are sharp. I wouldn't put it on wood floors if I had them
1746973
The mat slides too easily if on wooden floors. I'd use caution if jumping or excercising on it.
2217316
I believe so, but depending on the floor it may slide. I would put some rubberized mats or carpet stops under it to help prevent it if the floor is slick.
1936180
I don't know. I have hardwood floors thru out. Sorry! It glides pretty easy. I would think it would. But honestly can't say for sure.
492888
I have hardwood floors and it slides a little but is pretty heavy. You get used to stepping on it.
502985
Yes, BUT it will move a bit without being anchored down. I think it would look great on hardwood flooring. I have it covering an antique wooden chest and up onto a bay window seat. Sounds strange but looks very nice. I bought it to cover the areas that my dog jumps on and it saves the wood. When the dog first started jumping on the throw it would slip out of place and I was constantly fixing it. I bought some velcro for the part on the window seat and it is staying in place. That is something you would not want to do on your wooden floor. I think, my opinion, you should give it a try because it certainly is a quality throw and I think you definitely would be pleased with the look of it on your floor. You might want to try one of those anti skid pieces to put under it. If it was me I would go for it and make it work!! Even with my dog jumping on it all day long, sleeping on it and eating dog treats it still looks beautiful. I hope I helped you a little.
1457585
Yes, I have wooden floors also. It will stay in place while you exercise. I have an area where I exercise and the mat stays down until I pick it up, no slipping.
692157
Yes, It moves easily on wooden floors. It also moves on carpet pretty well.
791416
I use this on my hardwood floors in my living room...I just put a square of drawer liner under it. As others have written, i wouldn't drag or slide it across.
871009
I would not use it on floors one might fall since use would make wood floor slippery. I also would not use product N bottom of bath tub same reasoning. Like this product for kitchen appliances and cabinets.
1384239
I tried it and ended up tacking it down to keep it in place. Bear in mind there is no hardwood floors under the carpet. Tacked down it works just fine.
298520
If you have hardwood floors it glides very easy of you add the protective pads to the bottomVery light weight as wellHope that helps
1520053
Yes. If you put it on the floor and kinda nudge it so it drags a bit....it should come on. Oh...and it works best on a hard floor, not carpet.
985287
I doubt it. These are felt movers which means they are designed to move items across slick surfaces (e.g., tile, hardwood), so unless it is a polished or very smooth concrete surface they aren't likely to slide well, if at all.