Will the Joovy Spoon Walker roll on brick pavers?
904356
I think it will, if the pavers are even and dont stick up here and there. This is a top quality product. We looked at many others and they were cute and had toys with them. This is plain, but is solid and seems to be very well made. I am very satisfied with this product, and the way the wheels work when the baby moves it. You cannot find a better walker, believe me we did a lot of looking before we bought it.
904357
I haven't tried this personally on brick pavers but as long as the area is pretty even (the bricks are pretty level) I don't see why it wouldn't work. Your child may have to use a little bit more strength to get over the the cracks but other than that I don't think it would be an issue. I will say though, this walker is not as easy to turn as the Chicco walker I ended up purchasing.
904358
I would imagine ths would work. It maneuvers well through the grout grooves in my kitchen, and they are fairly different from the tile height. I can't imagine anything else would work better.
119677
I don't see why not. It will also it not slide which some have reported on their tile floors.
481441
I just bought one for my 8 year old for christmas.. lol Fingers crossed for no broken bones. I am going to bubble wrap the pavement!
549471
unless you have a place like paved or cement driveways or sidewalks it probably will not roll outside the wheels are simlar to roller skates
2002604
The bricks are fire bricks which are designed for high heat. I wouldnt recommend a regular paver
410745
the walker may do well on packed sand but would bog down in the softer sand due to the weight on the wheels by the user. This is an amazing walker, very versatile
710122
I have had this walker for approximate a year and have used it on all rough terrain. However, I do live near the Gulf Shore and have been their many times but never with this walker. I know for certain this walker would wallow in the soft sand and you will not be able to use it anywhere in loose soil or sand. Even if you had large inflatable tires, you would tire quickly trying to push it through the loose sand.
1781127
Yes it will. You may just need some weight on it. My kids used it in the grass so it didn't move.
1966085
Yes. my husband found the back leg wheels made the wonderful walker even easier to use.
1670154
It will move if you push on the edge with your feet. Resting them on top won't.
1386126
I can only assume it will. I don't have tiles in my home to test it on. They probably should be smooth tiles though.
179929
Hi....I would think so as long as the pavers are very level and solid. I put mine on paving stone and it worked great. There is a vinyl floor in the kit so the interior will not be the stone you build it on. Hope this helps....SHS
187338
Yes. It has to be drilled into a walkway, on both sides. We have baseboards that are not flat so we has to raise the gait higher than the baseboards in order to drill it into the wall.
1823623
No. It's a decal so that wouldn't adhere to bricks or any other surface that uneven.
868452
I don't know but because of the larger wheels it weighs a little more than the normal walker. The upside to this is it goes over grass, dirt and pebbles a lot easier. I'm happy I bought it!
1984285
I'm thinking it won't since the rollator doesn't appear to have a tubular frame.
838019
Yes as long as the grout is not compromised and horizontal plane of the bricks are not too uneven . nothing should impede the spinning arm inside the unit .