Could you use this liner for under desk chairs on a hardwood floor?
327034
It might be a little light weight for that. You might have better luck with the floor mats for desk that you can get from Office Depot, Office Max, Sam's Club, & etc.
327035
Yes you can use this under desk chairs. You can use this on hardwood floors but just keep in mind that it does not stick to the floor and will move an lift. It really depends on how you use it. But it definitely is a thick liner that helps protect carpet or floor from water, stains, pet dirt from paws. I even use it for under my toddlers feeding chair or use for finger painting
327036
It is ribbed, so I think it would be less than ideal. I suppose you could turn it over so that the ribs are toward the floor. Also, it is a bit lightweight for that purpose. I love it for lining my cabinets. Personally, I would not use it for a floor mat for a chair.
327037
Although the liner is thicker than most, and I think it would work to an extent, I don't think it would be ideal for using under a chair on wood. It would probably move around and it has ridges on one side. It would probably work on carpet but not wood. I think you would want to find something more solid.
327038
I think so. I'm using it on a hardwood floor to put a bucket of fireplace woods. I don't move the bucket too often, only the time I vacuum around the area. But I've never have a problem. It may move around more than a plastic floor mat though. It's still tough enough to move around a chair, I think.
406377
As long as the adhesive on the bottom of these pads will stick to whatever you're putting it on, I'd say yes. I stuck them all over the bottom of a rug and it helped a lot with sliding, but they work best under something heavy obviously.
459978
I don't see why not -- one side is smooth so I'm sure you could apply shelf liner.
1640892
You'll want to avoid any use that causes it to flex much. The suggestion to use rigid ceramic tiles underneath it is good. If you're just resting your feet on it while you sit at a desk and not putting your full weight on it, then it might be ok on top of 'soft' carpeting.It can discolor varnished wood floors if in direct contact!
1840209
Sure that will work fine. You may have to move it out of the way when you are sitting due to your chair's wheels or legs. My boss has this set-up, standing desk with mat over carpet, and she just pushes the mat forward a bit when she wants to use her chair. Enjoy!
1353482
I would, if I had hardwood floors in my office upstairs . I'm using the chair on carpet and its perfectly fine. So in short, YES go for it!
2023772
it would be kind of tight as is. you could always put a little extra wood between it and the desk. also it does not come with the wood between the rails, you have to add that.
383901
My guess would be, "no." The weight of the sofa keeps the sofa from sliding on the hardwood floor. I would think you would need something sticky to hold in place under a light carpet.
2120593
No, it would be too high with this underlayment. With hardwood, you only place something like a felt paper, very thin. Homedepot has it.
2131353
I would believe you could use this, BUT I would definetily not straight on a desk. I would put a mat under it. You may put too much pressure and I would NOT want to damage the desk. Good Luck, Joannie :)
1388224
I don't think this will work. It is not very thick and probably would not touch the floor.
659131
Ehh, probably not wood floors. These are kind of big for regular chair legs, too. I use them for under sofa legs on carpet. Your best best would be felt on wood floors. For sound purposes too. I am sensitive because my apartment is under some people who don't have felt pads. People don't just slide chairs like you would assume - They pick them up and slam them beck down on the floor. If you want hard plastic glides and no one lives below you, then I would at least recommend smaller versions of these.
1780748
The pad would work just fine. If the corner of the desk is really sharp it may leave a little bit of a crease but I don't think it is a big problem. My desk has a shark corner and I sometimes cover it with the pad.
1087705
Absolutely yes. We bought these replacement cazters for four of our chairs which are used on both hardwood and laminate flooring and they have performed perfectly without even the slightest maring. Excellent product and highly recommended. Dave at 1scotsman@sequimbay.net.
345143
I suppose that would work. I put mine under a recliner that has two rails with feet at the ends. I love it.
1717533
Yes, but you should be really careful. Any grit under the pads will be ground into your floors. I would use the version of these that has the fabric surface not the hard plastic.
362908
I'd say it would work just fine as long as the carpet and pad aren't real thick. If so, then I'd suggest using something thicker and more rigid underneath.