Is the bottom gentle enough for travertine floors?
2018385
I have used the featherwight for about a good twenty years and it hasn't scratched my floors.
1253277
I have mine on a fabric ottoman and it works well. Feeling the bottom, I don't feel any roughness. It is also very attractive.
1108990
The tiles are beautiful but thin...I personally don't think that they would be durable enough for a floor application. hope this is helpful.
1527171
Yes but you will want to get felt or plastic covers to put in the bottoms so that it won't scratch your flooring.
1417607
I don't have wood floors, but it has a setting for hard floors so I would think it would be fine.
1282326
Changing my answer; the bottom might be too abrasive for shoes; it would damage floors.
378638
you could leave off the bottom section which measures 18". This would leave the section to go on floor without a smooth finish. But , I expect you could figure out a solution to that issue.
1743358
No. I used it for my balcony and shower in travertine, and it was not slippery
1372759
No it's too light to do any harm. We have hardwood floors and haven't had a problem.
691758
Yes. Overall the floor attachment indeed doesn't work very well. The wood one works well on tile.
1941447
Yes, one side is polished smooth while the bottom is rough and mine had small rubber feet.
703554
Most likely not. The hold is marginal at best. We have travertine and it does not work real well.
1300929
It has foam "feet" on the bottom. It won't scratch your floors but it slides all over my tile flooring. I had to put a rug under it.
1835128
I have floating wood floors, laminate in the bathroom and stone around the entrance. It does well on the laminated and wood floors, but the stone has sharp edges and it gets snagged. I wipe the stone by hand and use micro fiber cloths fot that.
1045785
Yes,you can. I use it on travertine tile and it does a fantastic job! I hope this is helpful!!
1796833
I have travertine floors and it works beautifully. Get the white pad to polish your floors. If you're looking to rehone the marble, get some diamond gorilla pads. Do some research on how to bring the wet look back. It's not hard. I got the wet look back on my travertine with the gorilla pads.
1369393
There are no rough edges so it should not scratch your floors. I have hardwoods and it moves around fine. Also it is very light and can be lifted easily although sturdy enough that it won't tip over at all. Highly recommended.