Could you use these wheels on a wood floor without marking it up?
998934
I'm really not sure. I think it depends how you use it, If your careful it should be okay.
998935
I would say yes, on a scale descending to no depending on how much you value your floor. The more you value it, the less I'd recommend it. I've grown up working with wood, including wood floors, and I'd never recommend putting all your weight on casters and rolling them around a floor you want to preserve. The smallest pebble that found its way into a wheel would mean the end of your floor as you know it, and would mean hundreds of dollars in refinishing costs. That's my thought.
998936
I haven't tried but don't see any reason why they would. They are a very dense rubber wheel of high quality. I would clean the wheels good before placing onto a wooded floor if it had been used in a dirty environment for dirt can get embedded within the wheels.
998937
I don't have any wood floors in my home, but the tires are coated... so there's a good chance it wouldn't...
998938
The wheels are a hard rubber. I rolled around on my driveway, garage floor and my tile kitchen floor. The wheels did not leave marks anywhere. I would guess it would be okay on wood floors as well. Hope that helps.
170139
I would think that is possible, but you would need to purchase some rubber caps for the legs, so they do not mark the floor.
1164058
I don't know for sure as I don't have wooden floors to test it, but the legs do have rubber ends, so I would think not. EDIT: they are plastic, not rubber. I don't see it making a difference, though.
1915285
No the wheels r fine on wood floors. But mine broke the first week and dsnt make sounds anymore
1508817
The wheels are a very decent plastic. I'm using them on wood, though maybe not as fancy as yours. No problem. Love the stool.
1919268
The wheels are made of hard plastic and would not scratch hardwood. My grandkids use this train on hardwood with no ill effects to the wood.
914774
The tires are similar to those on roller blades, a somewhat soft rubber compound. The smoother the surface the better they perform. I haven't seen any problems with them leaving marks on the hardwood floors here.
1276085
I haven't used it on wood floors. I have laminated floors and it has done fine on them. I would think they would be fine on wood. They are not metal wheels.
156550
I would NOT use them on wood floors. The new Plasma Cars have plastic wheels and would scratch them.
1889736
HelloWe dont have hard wood floors but use it on carpet. The wheels seem like they are good quality. And we have no problems on carpet.Thanks
588335
i suppose if you are careful.....am assuming you are talking about an under layment wood surface, not any flooring, e.g. pine, oak, etc. I would use a sander instead.
758730
I doubt it. It runs / rides on clear rubber wheels ...like inline skates!Never left any marks on our wooden floors!!
445995
It is difficult to determine the composition of the wheels. However, I do not believe they are rubber but of a plastic composition. They do not make marks on my carpet, wood floors, outdoor concrete, etc. so they are good to go. Hope this helps.
758732
I wouldn't think so. We have Pergo floors so they are much harder to scratch than real hardwood and haven't had any issues, but I think that's because the wheels are a softer rubber, like a roller skate wheel. We only let our daughter ride it inside though, if she rode it outside she might get tiny pieces of asphalt stuck in the soft rubber of the wheels and then those could scratch the floors.
1183186
Yes you can! It takes a little bit of the paint off but from a distance the wheels still look really good.
912632
Probably work OK. I don't think the wheels would leave any marks since they all swivel.
1951585
We have wood floors, but my little is stopped by the wheels every time he gets to an area rug or carpeted rooms. Maybe you could find something with more versatile wheels?