Will this toy "pop" on tile floors?
1185276
Yes, it pops well on tile floors. It pops on carpted floors too. It is a very cute toy!
507966
It will still roll, but it will take a lot more force. My son couldn't get it going on the carpet until several months after he could push it on the tile.
2203711
Not at all. I was very disappointed, as that was the sole reason I purchased this for my 9 month old. She still managed to knock it on the floor.
243384
It has tons of small suction cups - it should work fine on your tile floor.
1506186
Carpets yes. If it's tiles it should come off without a problem but I look careful with wood floors.
131244
No. It acts like a giant reverse clamp; pushing out rather than pulling in. It is possible for it to press into the sheet-rock ever so slightly. If you have a "popcorn" ceiling you may lose a little popcorn around where the edge touches, but I have never had it be anything noticeable and I have had it on several different ceiling types. I have never had it do anything to the floor than compress the carpet (and I have had it on wood, tile, concrete and carpet). A few passes with the vacuum and it has always fluffed right back up for me. My only hesitation would be against using it on tile on a non base level floor. Maybe I am overly cautious but I could potentially see the flexing of the floor causing cracks. I have never heard of it happening, but it could be possible. It really is, in my opinion, the best pole on the market. Hope this helps!
1870345
Yes, but if you have tile floors you have to pick up just a bit when sliding the support out
642596
No it doesnt. You would literally have to kick it to get it to move on tile floor & hardwood floors.
911146
It vibrates. If on hard floor, it will sort of rock by itself with baby's movement.
2058523
It depends on the restaurant, of course. It definitely makes a whirling noise when it spins, but it wouldn't be as annoying as a musical or talking toy. That said, the biggest distraction might be from the noise it makes when it falls on the floor! I have not had much luck getting the suction to work, especially when a baby/toddler wants to play with it.
141623
As I wrote in my review of this product: YES, the plastic base will slide around on carpets, wooden or tile floors, which in turn will reduce the rocking fun. However, there is a solution to that: at any Walmart or K-Mart you can buy play mats for kids, wich are made of slip resistant foam; if you put the rockin' rider on such a mat there is no more sliding around and the fun can begin!! Hope this was helpful to you. Best regards, Andy.
1198693
No it will not brake! Magnatiles has strong strips of plastic crissed crossed inside each tile to support the tiles so it won't crack when kids or adults step on them.
920576
As long as the tile is smooth, this device will stick. I've had it up for over 6 months and it hasn't moved an inch!!
1544166
I have a tile floor with area rugs. It will try to go onto the rug 2-3 times and if it doesn't make it , it will back up and go at an angle and than takeoff where it left off. Works every time.
1103808
Plastic - great product for my toddler - won't break when he drops on my tile floor. Sorry for late response.
1520053
Yes. If you put it on the floor and kinda nudge it so it drags a bit....it should come on. Oh...and it works best on a hard floor, not carpet.
1581230
I'm sure it will. We had tile floors when my girls were small and I'm sure they used them in the house when I wasn't looking. My grandson used his on our wood floors. Enjoy!