Can you use these tiles on carpet without damaging the CARPET?
874272
It might make indentions in the carpet, which I assume can be vacuumed out if you store the board off the floor when not in use. I've never noticed carpet damage.
874273
I used mine on plush carpet for months and haven't damaged it. I moved it and it does leave some impressions that gradually come out with vacuuming.
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.
874275
I don't want to over-promise one way or the other, but I have used mine on carpet probably 95% of the time and there has been no damage to the carpet. It will leave markings the same way any piece of furniture would, but those easily go away with the pass of a vacuum
189927
yes it will damage floors unless they are somehow scratch resistant, or carpeted
1103504
I don't have any carpets on my floors, but I think they would work well on carpet floors. The bottom of them are gripped, so for that reason I would think they would work.
2155112
Maybe, I never tried them on carpet and I gave them away to some students so I have no real way of testing it.
1408278
Ernie, If you are concerned with whatever you are going to move will scratch the tiles, I see no reason why you cannot use them. However, they may not make moving any easier.
1098364
Yes, you can, they come with wheels on it, so it will roll on any floor. If you have deep carpet, it might be a little bit harder to move, but I don't see any problem with running it on a carpet floor!
1827901
They don't work to good on carpet. I wouldn't recommend you using them on carpet.
2029948
No, you would have to remove the rugs or use barriers around them. Also, your hardwood floors should be sealed if you want to use Scooba on them.
521966
No. The tiles of this mat will come apart under the pressure of your hands and whatnot and especially on the soft surface of carpet. Keep seeking stickier and thicker yoga mats.
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HiThey may be okay on something like indoor/outdoor carpet.They are made for non carpet floors.Thank you for your communicationtexasvalue
1499420
Yes. We use them on hard wood floors as well as tile floors in the utility room. The weight of the items will usually stop all movement and I mean all movement.
1948824
No, I don't see why they would have to be used. They come in a baggie and you have to screw them in as part of the assembly so you can just skip that step. Keep in mind though, you will have the bottom part of the metal posts sitting on the floor/carpeting. If it is carpet then it doesn't matter, but if it is bare floor then it is sure to scratch your flooring.
944374
Yes. They work well on all kinds of floors, including normal carpet, tiles or timber. I am not sure how they would go on very thick or shag-pile carpet.
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I have mine on a hard floor and they are very stable. Don't know about on a carpet.
2059478
The tiles actually stay together really well, and I haven't really had any sliding issues at all on either carpet or smooth concrete, so you should be fine. The only thing is that you get a bit less than you expect for the price. I'd measure how much surface area you want covered first, and compare with their measurements.
929185
True. You can use in bote surfaces but depending on how thick the carpet is it may affect the stability of your baby and perhaps easier to become detached the different panels.
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My husband uses them on the carpet, but I bet they would be fine on the bare floor. There aren't any holes to hook them on to the hook mounted in the floor. These mats are so thick snd sturdy the don't move at all, hubby just loves them.