I'm still not clear on the floor. If only one side is completely attached, then can the floor be rolled up to have bare ground underfoot?
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Yes, it's set up like a tent door. One side is attached and u can roll it up so the ground is exposed. Three sides are zippered. One dude attached
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Yes, but it rolls up toward the door so one would have to either step over or roll over (wheelchair). It's fairly flat so it is not a problem. It is velco stripped to the tent bottom on three sides.
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I'm sure you could, but the rubber is pretty heavy so it may be a pain in the ass to get it to roll up tightly; not to mention if you keep rolling it up then when it's unrolled the corners will be sticking up instead of being flush with the surface of your garage.
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It would be placed underneath the leg of one of them. Mine ends up shaking the floor some too and so can be felt beyond the section its directly underneath.
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No. There is fabric that holds the two tubes on either side. So it is fabric that is moving across your floor.
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The whole thing doesn't slide easily as it seems to have rubber feet. If you removed those it might be possible, but then you'd have it slide around on you when you didn't want it to.
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Yes. You probably don't need carpet specifically, as long as you're careful. I propped the bottom end up a bit with some of the packing foam, too. It would be difficult to install the feet any other way.
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If you only want it to the floor in front, it is ok.here it is set up : https://plus.google.com/photos/103023649441144102291/albums/5851934882066913729/5857794029486188882?banner=pwa
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I pulled mine out to give it a try for you. You can flip that whole panel and put the rest together right side up. When opening the door/gate. The now bottom will probably rub on the floor/ground so I wouldn't recommend you do it on a surface you don't want scratched. I hope this answer helps with your decision of buying. I love mine. Good luck.
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for my wood floors.....grid up for antislip (that means clear side goes on the floor). at first I did it in reverse and when I walked on it, it would slide.hope this helps.
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For me or the average person no, if you really work on your balance, maybe. The think is, it should only be inflated only as far as it is needed so that it should allow your feet to sink in it a little while standing on it with both feet and when standing on it with only one foot you should almost be able to feel the surface of the floor through it. This is an advanced use instability disk.
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No. I flips under. It is not flat on the ground. It sort of has an incline.
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Yes, make sure it it secured perfectly at the sides, I have even worked with it seated on the floor.
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I have not used it on a floor , you might want to contact a wood floor installer with this question , just to be on the safe side.
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I tried it yo answer the question, not if you are going to move around. If you left leg in one position may work straight. Tried wrapping around and again if don't move but the pads don't fully adhere.
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It's very hard to roll up this mattress. Because it's so thick. I don't think you would be able to roll it up too much, but I'm sure you'll find a way to get it upstairs.
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No. You can set it to bare floor height, which seems to be fine, in my experience
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No - it just has teak runners (3 of them, one on each end and one in the center). The screws are inset, so they won't damage flooring underneath.