Does the tray slide on ceramic or wood flooring? Or does it have stoppers on the bottom?
1510319
It has 4 penny size stoppers. My older dog might not have felt secure enough, but she's 15 pounds. The pup refused to try it, but my newest pup looks like she might. She's very little, maybe its more secure, it is on a ceramic floor. My daughter gave me the green grass tray and she used that! If your puppy is new, it might work, but mine got used to the pads. It depends on the size of the dog if it slides a bit.
1747161
The bottom tray pops-off straight down. Does not function like a drawer. That being said, it stays on well and requires a firm hand to remove it.
309352
Steps have carpet on each, but the bottom of the whole step frame that sits on the floor will not slide if you sit it on a rug or rubber mat.
495558
It has rubber feet in each corner. I use it on carpet, but can't imagine it sliding. It's also reasonably heavy (from a cat perspective, not a people perspective)
1076330
There's nothing on the bottom. It will probably slide on a wood floor unless you add some sort of stopper.
1469372
I have ceramic tile on my kitchen floor and the casters slide very easily. Two casters have a lock and two do not. There is carpet in my den adjoining the kitchen and I have no problem with the coasters on the carpet.
1198797
I really don't know about lenolium floors, but I have been using mine on ceramic tile floor and it does not slide.
484373
It is about an inch thick, it has contoured edges, and is non-slip on a ceramic tile floor so I think it would be for a wooden floor.
1680578
Mine sits on a tile floor. It has nylon foot disks on the botttom og the legs and slides with ease..
584065
Good question. I had to lean it over & feel the bottom to find out... It is wood that has ridges in it. I have mine on carpet so it isn't a problem. You may wanna buy rubber or silicone grips for the leg bottoms if you want to put this on anything but carpet so it doesn't slip.
188370
I have wood and tile flooring and used my step stool on both with no problem with slipping
1969956
No, it doesn't slide on our wood floor. I have the two sides flush against the desk with the center piece that goes under the desk. Then there is the heavy rolling chair on it. I roll across it a lot to reach different areas and have not had it slide at all.
168827
Not really - we took rubber drawer liner (we had for use in toolbox in shop) and made narrow strips to go under the legs and that keeps it from sliding on the tile floor. When we used it in the bathroom with carpet it was fine - but it is in the other bathroom that has a tile floor.
98904
No, the bottom feet of the stool that rest on the floor are bare wood. We haven't had any problems with the stool slipping on hard wood floors at the bathroom sink or kitchen counters.
1288352
There's nothing on the bottom to keep it from sliding, but it has not been a problem for me. You could easily add small clear adhesive pads that are soft & non slippery. They can be found with the felt furniture pads.
1846888
There is a smooth rubber backing, not ridged or pebbled. Mine don't slide around, but I have them against the bottom of the cabinets, and make sure that there aren't any crumbs or dirt underneath. Should mention that my floors are hardwood. I LOVE the comfort...my lower back feels much better even when standing on them for long periods of time.
1208401
No, it doesn't have a non slip bottom. It is just a denim printed fabric. I think it would be ok unless your floors are really slick.