Can these boards be used indoors? what surfaces are they safe on? Will they damage my floors?
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We have only used it inside on wooden floors and vinyl. It hasn't left any marks. We don't have carpet.
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They can absolutely be used indoors. Just make sure the floor and the bottom of the Spooner is clean!
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my granddaughter 8 years old uses hers indoors on a flat carpet and it is fine on that surface. Outdoors she uses it on the driveway and stone patio...again fine. I don't know about hardwood floors.....
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We have only used on carpet and vinyl and there has been no damage to either. And my kids have used it nearly every day for a year.
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Surfaces are hard plastic. Would suggest using a foam pad between Knee Pads and floor. Otherwise and depending on the wood they could cause dents. jlg
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They have indoor wheels on the skates, which has ridges in them. So therefore should not be used outside. Find a skate that is labeled indoor/outdoor.
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Just to be clear. It is okay to use on hardwood floors? These are not laminate but they are finished.
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The feet aren't entirely rubber. They are flat. They keep the board from moving. They would be hard to remove so I would say that you wouldn't be able to use that side.
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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...
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There is a smooth surface that I believe would be safe for hardwood floors... however if it were me placing this bed on a hardwood floor I would glue felt squares to that surface for even more protection.
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I would not use indoors. There are many insecticides recommended for indoor use so I would not take the risk.
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I would be afraid of falling if used on wood floors. I have wood in my house and tested them. They are way too slippery on wood.
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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.
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The majority of the "pad" is hard plastic. I agree. It will damage your floor and that is why I sent them back.
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We have used them on our solid oak floors (not pr-efinished) and have had no problems, it's actually quite cute and hilarious to watch them in our cold Chicago winter :) These have never been used outside, so we weren't concerned. After we can use them outside, I will have to see if the wheels are scratched up and then they will not be used inside any longer. However, if you do not have solid, or have a softer wood like walnut, I probably would not let them be used indoors.
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Yep, you can use for indoor use. It won't damage anything because it goes like 2 mph I believe.
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It's probably more for outdoor use, but I don't see why it couldn't be used indoors. I wouldn't suggest using it for both. The treads may pick up more dirt/grit outside, then may scratch the floors if used inside. As it is a rubber exterior, it may also make scuff marks on indoor floors. As long as you make sure it's clean, I don't think it would really hurt to use it inside. I've seen in other reviews where people use it for both.
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HiThey may be okay on something like indoor/outdoor carpet.They are made for non carpet floors.Thank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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Unfortunately, we don't suggest it, since this is an indoor product. For outdoor uses, check out Eco-Sport or Elephant Bark rubber flooring!
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Mine are used directly on vinyl plank flooring and I don't have any problems. Maybe they would work better directly on the floor rather than on a mat.