how do these work on tile or stone?
1005444
I actuali places felt stickers under them and they glide nicely and quietly without running away from you
1005445
I am using this chair on hardwood floors and there has been no problem. No history with tile or stone.
2174582
I don't know if this will work on stone, but Gorilla glue works great on stone. Just make sure both surfaces are wet when you apply.
2155922
With a carbide grout blade you can cut tile . It is very hard on the blade however.
1640548
my guess is that they will not work with mortar or bricks, but I haven't tried using them for that purpose. They are so much better at the usual task than others of the same size though.
1386123
I do not have a reason to use on tiles, so not able to answer your question with certainty. I see no reason why not. It works great on glass.
1205207
I have several and use them on other surfaces as well. The ones used on my rough cement tile floor, do wear out faster though.
1278477
Works good on tiles. If you can get return for your investment (if unit lasts few years).
545182
The brushes are adjustable. They can be moved to match the width of the grout lines. It will not work well on very large blocks. With large blocks you would need to do it line by line. For my tile size it works great. I can clean a much larger area in far shorter time. I have 8x8inch tile.
1417144
The sticky back on them is very strong. I misplaced one when I was laying them and it was really hard to pull it up. I would venture to say yes they would stick to tile, but I suppose maybe the grout lines could be an obstacle to a smooth-surface adhesion.
7032
I use them on tiles in the bathroom and they are superb support. As the sucking power is very good it should work excellent on glass if the glass is strong enough.
2012249
I don't think they would be particularly effective, and the effort would likely get you a jagged hole (at best) or a broken shell (at worst) and ruin the bit in the process. A set of masonry bits for drilling ceramic tile would probably be more suited to the task.
1569003
One has to cut a window on the stone. If you have a flat smooth surface, it should work but I always cut a small window to make certain. The surface always has to be extremely clean
1811919
These are typically for soft surfaces, like carpeting or rugs. For tile I would use something softer, like a felt or rubber product.
886441
Just on the stone somewhat but not really. You pretty much need to know already. Sorry,I'm not much help. Nice stones though as they have a rubber on the bottom and they don't move all over like the others that don't have rubber. There's not much to know on these. Just scratch your piece and put solution on. Now your solution will usually tell you with their directions on how to use the stone and solution..
2191680
I bought these to use on hardwood floors. I think they would work very well on ceramic tile floors.
2016895
I'm not sure if they would mar the surface. They work well on our tile and they don't leave scuff marks.
1155619
Would not recommend, these require a constant flow of water to avoid scratching the surface. Granite has a high sheen, this could end up ruining the finish if there insufficient water flow.