Can I use it on wood floor in a home office under an office chair to protect the wood?
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You could do that. It's a little squishy so I don't know how a rolling chair would do, but a stationary chair, no problem. My kids have their desk and table on it and it's fine.
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Hello, Rachel: I don't think I'd recommend this product to be used for protection under an office chair. I see 2 problems arising here. First of all, if you're only using 4 feet of mat (or so), you'll probably at some point roll off of the mat. It has a half inch lip, so it won't be easy to roll back onto the mat. Secondly, the legs/rollers of an office chair will leave divets or permanent indentations in the mat. I have a wood floor in my home office and I use a clear plastic chair mat, which works perfectly. You can get those in any Staples or office supply store for a very reasonable price. Good luck. Hello, Rachel: I don't think I'd recommend this product to be used for protection under an office chair. I see 2 problems arising here. First of all, if you're only using 4 feet of mat (or so), you'll probably at some point roll off of the mat. It has a half inch lip, so it won't be easy to roll back onto the mat. Secondly, the legs/rollers of an office chair will leave divets or permanent indentations in the mat. I have a wood floor in my home office and I use a clear plastic chair mat, which works perfectly. You can get those in any Staples or office supply store for a very reasonable... » Read More Hello, Rachel: I don't think I'd recommend this product to be used for protection under an office chair. I see 2 problems arising here. First of all, if you're only using 4 feet of mat (or so), you'll probably at some point roll off of the mat. It has a half inch lip, so it won't be easy to roll back onto the mat. Secondly, the legs/rollers of an office chair will leave divets or permanent indentations in the mat. I have a wood floor in my home office and I use a clear plastic chair mat, which works perfectly. You can get those in any Staples or office supply store for a very reasonable price. Good luck. « Show Less
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No. It is generally to keep a bed or couch from sliding on hard wood floors
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i suppose if you are careful.....am assuming you are talking about an under layment wood surface, not any flooring, e.g. pine, oak, etc. I would use a sander instead.
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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.
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It could be used under a "Floating" wood floor system but it would need to be Pro installing it. It would not be all that efficient either, but it would make the floor warm and comfortable.
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Yes you can use it on a wood floor. The suction cups might not work, but it comes with plastic covers for the suction cups.
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I cannot answer your question about wood floors as we use them on laminate floors. Sorry.
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Not necessary unless you want to protect the wood top. Mine is on a formica covered work cabinet.
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I would think so, though admittedly mine is on a wood floor. Don't think it would be harmful however.
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It could be used on a wood floor, but it's not SUPER cushioned. I generally use it on a rug - although you could easily place a blanket or towel underneath it if you needed extra padding.
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I'm really not sure what you mean. I am using it under my treadmill. It helps to protect the wood floor and to make the treadmill quieter. I am sure you could use it for exercising, if that's what you mean.
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Short answer is I'm not sure. I have mine on carpet over wood flooring, and it is just fine.
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I would probably say those little plastic adhesive backed things you find at BBB or a ACE would work well underneath. You know the things you put under chair or table legs to prevent floor scratching.
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I have used it on my wood floors without any issue. My wood floors have a couple coats of polyurethane to protect the wood.
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I have mine on a hardwood floor for my Stairmaster. It's quite thick. I wouldn't recommend using it to protect hardwood floors in a damp location like a kitchen, as water would somehow get between pieces of the material and the rubber would trap water.
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You could use it on a wood floor but remember this doesn't have a floor to it so if your kid falls they will be falling on the wood floor.
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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.