do these work moving large, heavy pieces from carpet to laminate floor and back again?
302273
The soft side is for hard floor, the plastic side is for carpeting. You would have to switch sides when you switched between carpet to laminate. I have moved large, somewhat heavy furniture with them and they are great. If they furniture is real heavy, they may squish down, but they work.
302274
They work great on carpet and laminate, but you would have to switch out sliders. Hard plastic for the carpet, and then the felt backed for the laminate. Not all sliders have the felt, so limited on the slider size.
302275
Yes. We moved heavy pieces of furniture from carpet the hardwood and back again. No scratches on the hardwood and they made the moving easy (once you get your heavy furniture onto the pads, it is a breeze).
1949242
They don't seem to work on carpeting at all. We have mostly tile floors but I just tried them on a fairly flat area rug and on our one carpeted bedroom and they didn't go even an inch. So, no, not on carpeting.
1563338
They pivot but don't roll very smoothly. Fine on my tile floors but I don't know about on carpet.
1093569
I have not used them very much in the moving style. I got them to use on myself and for that purpose they work beautifully. I do move them some with no issues.
1883118
I think they will roll smoothly on 1/2" pile carpet, but I am running them on carpet that is not that thick. I installed them on a brand new Alera Elusion Series Mesh Mid-Back Swivel/Tilt Chair while I was assembling that chair. The casters are a huge improvement over the original smaller casters.
1196984
Yes, they do. I use them on a very heavy wool rug and my desk stays in place perfectly.
641558
They should work fine. I'm assuming the casters lock or else the bed might tend to roll. These are a bit slippery inside and bumped furniture moves easier than when on carpet. This style is stronger than others and more likely to hold up to the concentrated weight of a caster.
1708473
With that weight, the legs of the table will sink right into the movers. Maybe doubling up on movers would work. These particular movers do work good on hard surfaces.
561169
I have mine on ceramic tile and they do not move at all, so my assumption is they will work on hard wood floors as well.
1333690
I think they will! If it's super heavy you might want to stack 2 squares under the leg but they're pretty thick on their own. I'm still so impressed with how well they work. It's been a couple months and even plopping down heavily on the couch still not a single inch of movement.
1087158
Perhaps if you don't plan to move it. I bought 2 sets with the idea of being able to roll the treadmill around on them easier than directly on the carpet. They fell apart immediately when I tried to move the treadmill on them. They didn't work at all!
1834899
I've found that the hard sliders work well on short-nap carpet, less well on long carpets like "shag". I purchased these for some bar stools on ceramic tile floor, and of course they work fine there. I have experience moving heavy furniture on carpet, and found that the hard sliders are usually a big help, depending on the length of the fibers in the carpet. The shorter the carpet, the better they work.
684212
I used these mats on a laminate floor and never had any problem with them sliding. I do P90x on these mats.
797960
I'm not sure, but they are very flexible and would probably work. They will need to be secured with carpet tacks to secure them.
659130
No, these are made of hard plastic for sliding across carpet. For wood flooring you should look at sliders made for wood flooring and have a surface that resembles a tennis ball fuzz.
944375
Yes, we often use them on a carpet. Sometimes it might be necessary to stack them, but they work fine.
1883115
I do not know if these casters roll easily on carpet. I purchased them to see if they would prevent excessive wear on heavy plastic floor mat. The original castors cracked the lighter floor mat within three years. But I weigh 200 pounds and that might help to wear excessively. I have not tried them on my low carpet.