Can these be laid on uneven floors?
252892
That depends on what you mean by uneven. Ours are laid over our basement floor which is a fairly rough floor. Also our floor is slightly crowned in the middle and these are just fine. However, if you have big lumps sticking up more than a quarter of an inch I would say that these won't work. They have a very tough industrial rubber backing on them and so they don't bend easily.
252893
Yes. It might help if you put some construction glue down to make sure it doesn't come up.
1593381
yes, but they would have to be below the lip of the base, not piled high as in picture.
2041049
Yes, they can. I have two sets. They're really nice and especially for that price.I just read the other answer. They can be pushed under enough for me.
2127183
If the surface is flat, they will look nice. They snap together nicely. But if your surface is very uneven they won't work so well.
1966930
I doubt it because it is loose on the floor. Do be careful mine were opened and scratched when I received them.
403052
Not sure what you mean by uneven. My flour tiles are a bit textured with deep grout and it works wonderfully.
243028
I would have to say no. f you put them on anything other than a flat, hard surface the edges would raise up as you walk across them.
1136342
Yes. It has to be on the exterior of the house. I had the problem of them being uneven when I installed them.
1916925
They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.
2096600
Considering that the itam is modular, I would not recommend setting it up on an uneven area. A flat, hard surface would be my recommendation.
1033814
It would not be secure to stack them sideways unless your space is so restrictive that the units couldn't shift at all. There are feet that anchor one unit to another and they are only on the long sides.
980696
I wouldn't recommend it since they are interlocking and they could break apart. They need a generally, hard level surface.
2159805
They are designed to be staggered. Either long side matches. There isn't a wrong way to put them next to each other.
2025164
If your floor is level and you bolt them together it should look OK, not perfect but acceptable. Placing them on a rug will cause a small gap between them. Bolting them together will help but they're heavy and it would be difficult to attach them from the back. The only place where you could bolt them in place may be through the bottom cabinet and on the very top.
2057473
I honestly do not know because the ones I have are either on a rug and/or hardwood floors. I love them...the suction on the bottom really holds them secure and still. Sorry, I couldn't help.
1009260
I just don't think they will stick to an uneven surface. My tub is totally smooth and it still doesn't stick well to my tub either.
315678
Probably, they are only a few inches thick and not as wide as a bed would be. You could always cut plywood to make it like a platform bed and then use this on top, though. Just a thought! Hope it helps.