would you be able to play this on floor w/out the legs? Or would that prevent motor from working/blowing?
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You could put it on a table. Since you want as much air flow as possible, I wouldn't put it on carpet.
840366
I'm not entirely sure, but I think you'd want to play it on a hard surface rather than carpet. This would help with the air flow aspect.
806699
No, I wouldn't chance it. The legs are metal, but the top is some kind of cardboard. It would get ruined quickly in that scenario.
1958931
The toy should be ridden on a smooth surface (floor or sidewalk). It is probably not totally effective for children who are not yet steady walkers, although my granddaughter loved it even when she was not quite totally walking, but needed a hand to hold onto.
838020
This unit works best on flat surfaces. If you have undulations, you risk bumping the spinning mechanism. If this happens, it could damage the unit.
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Mine is on hardwood floors and there's been no problems. There is such a hard rubber covering on each leg that it not only protects the floor, but keeps the rebounder from moving.
2234936
Not as well as on hard surface floors. The wheels are relatively small, so don't roll real well if the child is sitting on the toy while on carpet. Our grandson primarily pushes his Wheely Bug, so rolling across carpet/rugs doesn't pose a major problem.
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Is it suitable for use on the second floor of a house - Yeswould the weight and movement make too much noise and/or damage the floor? - not if you put it on a mat
2149165
I haven't used it on the floor. The chair is pretty light so I would not trust it. My grandson is 7 months old and already moves around in it, so I recommend having it attached to a chair for safety.
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Yes its fine on floor indoors. Or outdoors if not windy. Its pretty lightweight. Easy to set up. If "2 persons" are 4 yr olds, then its a 2 person camper, otherwise for sleep, only 1 child. Also you need to air it out a few days before letting kids play or sleep. Very plastic smelling.
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Its movable, as long as your floor is not a soft wood that could scratch. no wheels though.
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Haven't tried it yet, but if it works as well as it does on floor...should be no problem
89661
It probably could, but it might be a little low to the floor. The 'legs' it has are more like an X-shaped foot, which allows for stability.
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I've used it on the floor. The only problem is the tube is so small that if you're planning on doing a large part of the floor you'll need a few tubes.
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I have honestly not even used mine yet, as my festival was canceled. But I heard the legs melt after excessive use. I would think it'd be ok for short term use on a deck
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I used mine on wood floor and worked fine! There are little suction cups on it that helps to "stick" it to the floor. Very good play center to little ones until your baby finds out how to shake it and push/pull to move it... But for me it was a worth purchase! Hope this help you :)
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If I remember correctly, the wheels had to go on after it was put together. Which would mean that you could leave them off. You might want to get some sort of rubber tip for each leg so the metal doesn't scratch the floor.
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Yes but it will be hard to move. If it's on carpet it will not roll out from under them. if on bare floor you will need to buy caps for the legs to prevent it scratching your floors.