Don't the casters ruin hardwood or other flooring??
863153
my 2 year old granddaughter exercised with this item on hardwood floors. there was no damage whatsoever to the floor. however, bear in mind that she was very young and didn't weigh much. my older grandchildren used this on tile and stone floors only - there was no damage to the tiles or stone even though they played hard and rough.
315608
The first answer is correct except for the durability. We have used them for more than 6 months with no issues. I tip the scales at 230 and these casters are working fine with no marring of our new hardwood floors.
2095089
The trigger does not lock on its own so you would have to hold it down to stop the bristles from turning. However, I let them spin and have had no damage to my wood floors at all.
175482
Someone else put them together for me, Amy, so I'm not sure. However, they're very stable on the casters -- they don't move around unless you push them. They're very heavy-duty, and very heavy, period, so I wouldn't worry about them moving. Mine have been in the same spot for months. Hope this helps.
1889738
I have hardwood floors, the wheels are duel plastic type but I have my chair on a plastic floor mat because I think any wheels will wear enough to damage a floor be it hard wood or linoleum type floor .
2172054
Yes the casters can be removed, as said previously, but you would need to place something under the "legs" to protect the furniture.
1005445
I am using this chair on hardwood floors and there has been no problem. No history with tile or stone.
1883117
I use my chair with these casters without any problems on a plastic desk pad and occasionally on a level loop carpet. I do not know how they would work on a 1/2" pile carpet.
175937
The casters, any other wheels for this matter, are not good to wheel about on carpets. I use mine on wooden floor. On carpets, I get those thick transparent plastic sort of rug under desk. If you don't protect your rug carpet, it will soon get ruined. Besides wheeling about, on carpet, becomes annoying. I hope this gives you an informed decision.
639944
I have my mat in my kitchen over hardwood floor and have had no issues with any damage to the flooring. It is a high quality mat.
1074432
I have not had any problems with these floorsavers. They seem to be quite durable and they are on kitchen chairs.
1014994
No. We have not experienced that problem and ours are placed on a hardwood floor
2051835
The feet already have holes in them where casters can be bolted. I would use caution because it might throw off the balance when all casters are facing the same way. I would also check with the manufacturer to get their opinion . Some casters come with a threaded bolt on top where a not can be fastened.
432169
No, the casters do not lock. If you are using a rug under the bed, it is pretty stable. There is no lock to secure it when it is in the raised position, but there is a release bar that you have to press while you push down in order to lower the bed, so it is secure when it is in the raised position
1445430
No, we haven't had any problems with the casters. We have used our vacuum a lot, picked it up from place to place, and no problems at all. Try contacting the company.
1561313
It does not damage our hardwood floors. We love this product. Works great on tile and painted patio floors too.
279475
Appears so - hardwoods are all I have in my house. As long as you don't press down on the tube/head while using it, I can't imagine it doing any damage.