Does it glide easily on carpet?
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Husband Responds)Hello Cathy C., The Scooter DOES roll over most carpets (older house, we have a variety/kinds of carpets on 1 floor) and it rolls just fine. Almost "freewheels" on hard concrete floors (Wal-Mart, Target, et-al). My wife made a pillow, not very thick, for the leg-rest and fastened it with some elastic. Comfy!
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We have medium knap carpet and my wife had no problems at all. I hope this helps you.
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I don't know. I have hardwood floors thru out. Sorry! It glides pretty easy. I would think it would. But honestly can't say for sure.
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Low carpet yes, thicker carpet I do not know. We have wood floors and the places my wife has gone either have tile and cement floors or very low smooth carpet
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Ok on carpet. But not like on hard surfaces. Stay centered and be careful with turns. I did ok once I got used to it on all surfaces. MK
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I have all hardwoods except my family room. It does glide easily on carpet, but better on hardwoods, and much easier than crutches.
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No, no glides. Use a damp towel underneath if you are worried about it sliding. Dry it on its side when you wash it.
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I used it on carpet during the time that I had one, it worked well enough although I believe a firm surface would probably have resulted in smoother movement in the horizontal sliding direction. I think it worked about as expected but just wasn't for me.
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The joints squeak periodically and will need a hit of WD-40. It is somewhat heavy, but you can slide it around pretty easy. Works fine on carpet, but a hard floor would be better.
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Yes it does. Our kids (ages 18 months, 3, 6, and 8) can all maneuver just fine on our living room carpet.
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I have mine in a carpeted room, but bought some of those Teflon furniture sliders to go under the wheels/feet. Now it slides across the carpet fairly easy (although it's still heavy). Just be sure to get the big/wide sliders to make it easier.
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It will not slide well on carpet. But a chair mat as you mentioned should do well. It is a very good chair.
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It has rubber feet in each corner. I use it on carpet, but can't imagine it sliding. It's also reasonably heavy (from a cat perspective, not a people perspective)
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Works just fine, like gliding on air. Tile, carpet, linoleum, concrete, no problem.
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Yes - the walker has stops on it - just remove them and it will glide well on carpets.
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no it doesn't slip and slide that I noticed but it was mainly used on a carpeted floor.
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Yes it rolls well on low & high carpet. It is the best stool I have. I use it at my sewing machine desk, it is great. It fits under the desk when I'm finished sewing; that's the main reason why I like it so much.
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Yes, it rolls easily on carpet or bare floor. I especially like the wheels that easily turn corners. I purchased another cart before, but the wheels didn't turn and it was too difficult to use, as well as aggravating. It does have a harder time transitioning from floor to carpet or carpet on carpet, but I haven't had any problems with wheels falling off and I have lifted it up off the floor many times. Now, my back doesn't hurt from lifting piles of laundry on weekends.
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Absolutely!! The only ones that don't slide easily for me are those on my large chest of drawers that are sitting in the grooves left before I put the sliders on; but it only takes a bit of shifting, then I can slide the chest anywhere. These are the best furniture sliders for carpet.
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Yes. It moved smoothly on and off the track under its own power. It did not seem to be bothered by a child pushing it even when in the "on" mode over carpet.
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I have mine on carpet, and it doesn't slide. I even have a puppy, who has ran into it a couple of times and it has been fine. I have little trinkets and photos on mine so nothing extreme, but my experience has been good and it is way better than one I bought from Target.
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It glides fairly easily unless using a deeper setting like 2mm. Applying hyaluronic acid helps.