Can I use it on wood floor in a home office under an office chair to protect the wood?
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You could do that. It's a little squishy so I don't know how a rolling chair would do, but a stationary chair, no problem. My kids have their desk and table on it and it's fine.
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Hello, Rachel: I don't think I'd recommend this product to be used for protection under an office chair. I see 2 problems arising here. First of all, if you're only using 4 feet of mat (or so), you'll probably at some point roll off of the mat. It has a half inch lip, so it won't be easy to roll back onto the mat. Secondly, the legs/rollers of an office chair will leave divets or permanent indentations in the mat. I have a wood floor in my home office and I use a clear plastic chair mat, which works perfectly. You can get those in any Staples or office supply store for a very reasonable price. Good luck. Hello, Rachel: I don't think I'd recommend this product to be used for protection under an office chair. I see 2 problems arising here. First of all, if you're only using 4 feet of mat (or so), you'll probably at some point roll off of the mat. It has a half inch lip, so it won't be easy to roll back onto the mat. Secondly, the legs/rollers of an office chair will leave divets or permanent indentations in the mat. I have a wood floor in my home office and I use a clear plastic chair mat, which works perfectly. You can get those in any Staples or office supply store for a very reasonable... » Read More Hello, Rachel: I don't think I'd recommend this product to be used for protection under an office chair. I see 2 problems arising here. First of all, if you're only using 4 feet of mat (or so), you'll probably at some point roll off of the mat. It has a half inch lip, so it won't be easy to roll back onto the mat. Secondly, the legs/rollers of an office chair will leave divets or permanent indentations in the mat. I have a wood floor in my home office and I use a clear plastic chair mat, which works perfectly. You can get those in any Staples or office supply store for a very reasonable price. Good luck. « Show Less
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Not necessary unless you want to protect the wood top. Mine is on a formica covered work cabinet.
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I would not use this unit on un-sealed wood floors. I would not use it on wood floors of any kind because of the risk of water going through the getting under the wood.
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I don't see why not. But you could just get sticky back felt pads for the feet of the chairs for a fraction of the price. Not to say that this product isn't worth it. It definitely works great for me, with no worries of scratching my new wood floor.
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I did't use the adhesive strips. You won't need them if it will be under furniture or otherwise out of the way. I guess another question would be is an adhesive solvent like Goo Gone going to hurt your wood floors. According to their web site, it should be fine. http://googone.com/Goo-Gone-Problem-Solving
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The product literature says it can, but I don't have any wood floors so can't confirm that it would be safe. It works well on my duro-ceramic tile floor and on carpet.
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I don't think so. It is actually quite thin in terms of height, maybe 2 mm. I used it to mainly prevent scuff/scratching our wood floors with desks/bookcases/chests, etc.
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I'm not sure. You might want to cover the wood, but it could also help protect the wood? Maybe google if you can use the product on wood?
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I would think so, though admittedly mine is on a wood floor. Don't think it would be harmful however.
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I would believe you could use this, BUT I would definetily not straight on a desk.I would put a mat under it. You may put too much pressure and I would NOT want to damage the desk. Good Luck, Joannie :)
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I have the chair on a carpet that is on a solid wood floor. I have it on the carpet to protect the floor. I am sure that it would work very well on tile floor however, if I were to put the chair on a tile floor, I would still put something down to protect the tile. For the price I am very happy with the chair. Hope this helps.
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We haven't used it indoors, but I don't see tou wouldn't be able to. But you would need a very large and very thick mat to put under it to protect your floors and the children from any falls.
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You could but the floor should be buffed or something so that it was not slippery. It would improve the look of the wood, absolutelybut I think there are better products for the floor.
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These pads we ordered we put on the bottom of our wood chairs to protect our wood floor in the dining room and they are great in fact I am going to order another set for we sold our table and chairs and are using a card table due to moving soon. As for your using them where there may be water and concrete I would be a little hesitant due to the felt part on this particular protector. You may be better off with one that does not have the felt on it. They do make one like that.
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I use this on my hardwood floors in my living room...I just put a square of drawer liner under it. As others have written, i wouldn't drag or slide it across.
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I think so. I'm using it on a hardwood floor to put a bucket of fireplace woods. I don't move the bucket too often, only the time I vacuum around the area. But I've never have a problem. It may move around more than a plastic floor mat though. It's still tough enough to move around a chair, I think.
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I have wood floors also, plus an area rug under my dining room table which is over hardwood flooring. I am going to put a sheet of heavy plastic underneath until it is dryed completely.