Will this damage my laminate wood floor if I put them on the foot pads of my furniture?
297796
These foot pads did not work for me. Would not rely on them holding anywhere. Would not recommend.
297797
I have them on the bottom of rugs on laminate flooring and there is no damage. Granted, they don't work at all for rugs. But I don't believe it will damage the flooring at all, even when used with something heavier than a rug...
297798
I have Pergo floors and bought these to keep my sectional together. They did not do so, but they did keep the floors from getting scratched
1179228
Yes. It will damage the floor. Not significantly but it would damage the floor.
795706
Yes, they are absolutely safe on wood floors. They glide very easily and make moving even the heaviest furniture an easy task.
395743
I installed them on cheap imported furniture - may have been a hardwood of some variety but not very if you know what I mean. I don't think I would use these, they could very well split the legs. Also, if the floor is not completely smooth with no seems, it rips the felt off the bottom of the pads. Mine are almost worn through and I have only had them for about 8 months.
1354623
I guess it depends on how hard the laminate is, I would assume it's okay. I am using them on my hardwood floors - however I think I'm going to put down some kind of rug - I am starting to see indentions in the hardwood (nothing major, but noticeable in the right light and at the right angle).
139666
I have light floors in the kitchen, but have seen none of the marks like shoe heels sometimes leave. My only caution is that you put them firmly down flat on wet surfaces, because if you set the tip on its edge, it will slip. I just bought a second set as I was so happy with them.
154393
I've have had them on two office chairs for about 3 months of daily use on hardwood floors and so far they work great. The rubber is softer than the casters that came on the chairs, so they roll smoothly and don't mark up the floor. I, don't know how they would work on laminates since my floors are solid oak.
273865
I never wear them inside. I would be afraid of damaging flooring(wood or vinyl). I just put on when I get outside
488633
I have put them on painted wood without any problems. However, I would not put them on furniture though since it is too risky but then again, cat scratches on furniture look awful! I also put them on our leather couches and my kitties no longer claw the couches. I only wish I had discovered sticky paws BEFORE the cats pretty much ruined them!
1592852
I think so. I have wood manufactured floors that have a laminate over, or some sort of finish (maybe acrylic). Of course, you can try a very small area. I don't have the container in front of me, but I'll read it and see if it says anything about laminate and write again.
937336
No. For laminate floating floors mainly. Would also be fine for tongue and groove flooring as a moisture barrier
1282326
Changing my answer; the bottom might be too abrasive for shoes; it would damage floors.
568223
The pads are fine for laminate. They are more heavily padded than the original green Bissell pads that came with my mop, so I can't see them damaging a laminate floor.
236456
Yes, they are safe. I have hardwood floors as well and the feet have a rubber type cover on them.
381335
If your client's floors are semi soft (i.e., wood floor), then I would not use these pads. They are quite durable, and should be used on durable surfaces.I recommend Crain Comfort Knees for your scenario.
2178441
No, no rubber on the feet. I'm sure you can get inexpensive "furniture glidders" from a place like Home Depot or Walmart to place on them. We have carpeting, so it doesn't do any damage.
2281395
I have never used it on laminate but after reading everything on laminite floors because I recently had them installed, I wouldn't do it