I want to install this for my master bedroom on the 2nd floor. It has carpet. Do you think I could do this? Thanks in advance
1166857
That's a good idea. I think it would work. You have to screw it into the wood floor (that's under the carpet). It's about a 1/2 inch that needs to be cleared for the door to open. We really like this product!
1166858
Wooden sub-floor? Shouldn't have a problem. The device has a low profile, however, you may need to trim the bottom of the door.
1166859
probably not. if you open your door and it is 'just above' the carpet; you will not have enough clearance for this unit to work. that is what happened to me. you would have to cut down into the carpet so the base is flush with the carpet, but then you probably will not get the locking block in the slot it has to be in.
1166860
Yes! The type of screw (at least 2 1/2 inches minimum) use will depend on what lies underneath the carpet.
1537404
I don't have thick carpet so I don't know.Maybe get a piece of plywood and I suspect it will be ok.Scale has an error of about plus/minus 5lbs...
1029900
That's probably unwise considering its a heavy coffee table that will be even heavier if you use the storage feature. You can purchase furniture feet pads/ discs that would probably be preferable. It moves really easily (though I have wood floors) you'd probably be fine as long as your carpeting isn't super long shag.
1384239
I tried it and ended up tacking it down to keep it in place. Bear in mind there is no hardwood floors under the carpet. Tacked down it works just fine.
781343
Yes. You probably don't need carpet specifically, as long as you're careful. I propped the bottom end up a bit with some of the packing foam, too. It would be difficult to install the feet any other way.
646658
It should be just fine that way. The vents are in the rear halfway up so carpet would not obstruct circulation. It does not do well in a cabinet. I have mine in one anyway and used cooling fans for A/V equipment to supplement ventilation and it works great now.
781766
Probably. I actually turned 2 on their sides to make a daybed with storage, so I don't know about standing them up on carpet. I can tell you they are HEAVY. I think if you assembled as instructed and maybe added a little wood glue in the joints, you'd be fine.
946217
You should consult someone that installs floors. I don't know how this product would work as a subfloor.
1217756
There is no carpet height adjustment on this. You might want to try a higher priced model.
1899541
Just make sure you tightin the screws and stuff right or it wont be stable. I use mines in the garage and it's ok. Sometimes if your using the leg extension, and depending on how much weight is on there, if you are moving it too hard it will make the bench move in reverse a little bit. Don't know how it does on carpet.
1068071
I don't understand the question but I will try answer it. You need space to able to open the desk. It does not work well with carpet it terms of sliding. It needs assembly.
817275
Depends on the carpet I suppose. If it on high fluffy carpet , maybe not. Otherwise, I think you could put on firm enough carpet. I have mine on a wooden floor and don't have a carpet in my house.
1835658
Sorry I can't help you with this question. I don't have carpets. I have an area rug and it does get a little harder for my little one but runs on it just fine.
1740409
I have and wood floors so it's fine. If you have carpet... Hmmm. I say look elsewhere. Just FYI.
253417
First you would have to make sure you have enough height. Next you would have to assemble it inside. Then you would have to put some rubber stops for the bottom so as not to scratch up your floors if its not on rugs. Otherwise" WHY NOT " its easy enough to assemble. Jacques
945855
We have the stand on a bare floor so I don't know how it would work on carpet. For safety sake, i would attach it in some way
547503
I think it would be difficult. The "bar" along the bottom would hard if the carpet is plush (long).