Will this work to help a heavy dining chair slide on a low, industrial carpet?
2038184
It will certainly be better than felt, but may not be wide enough to effective on carpet, even low carpet. Works great on hard wood. Worth a shot for the price.
1414254
Yes but it won't be as effective. Hard surfaces give a stable base that creates the movement of the cushion. A padded upholstered dining room chair will be fine , a sofa or arm chair won't work.
1559737
Not for carpet. too light to put on carpet and I can see it will slide which can be dangerous.
1936157
I do not believe it will. My table is on a thick wool, loop pile carpet and the table slides totally cleanly, with no snagging or catching at all. I think it will perform even better on a berber.
327037
Although the liner is thicker than most, and I think it would work to an extent, I don't think it would be ideal for using under a chair on wood. It would probably move around and it has ridges on one side. It would probably work on carpet but not wood. I think you would want to find something more solid.
1583381
I used these for stopping my couches from sliding on my laminate flooring. They are very "rubbery" feeling so it may work to stop the rocker from sliding on the carpet. I did find they don't stick really great as I have had to replace a few, but you do get a lot in the package. Hope that helps
1840209
Sure that will work fine. You may have to move it out of the way when you are sitting due to your chair's wheels or legs. My boss has this set-up, standing desk with mat over carpet, and she just pushes the mat forward a bit when she wants to use her chair. Enjoy!
1840314
I believe it should it's almost like those plastic mats in the office just thicker, So good luck this will protect your wood also from scraps from the chair
1837288
I guess it depends on your weight and the thickness of the carpet... mine is on a plush carpet...this might work but you can't go wrong with a hardwood mat...hope that helps
1521989
It's designed to work on non carpeted flooring. If the pile of the carpet is too thick it will not work well.
1251645
I cant say for sure but I would think it might if it's a heavier item but I have never tried it and on a side note these particular sliders are very cheaply made.. Not the ones u want.. It also might depend on the type of hardwood floor.. Sorry I couldn't be a little more helpful
1313055
I suppose it depends on what type of fabric. I have micro fabric and it is not really effective. Also the size of the rake would is not be appropriate for a chair. The prongs are somewhat sharp and I would be concerned with damaging the fabric. However, it works wonders on the carpet!
1520053
Yes. If you put it on the floor and kinda nudge it so it drags a bit....it should come on. Oh...and it works best on a hard floor, not carpet.
1245064
It depends on the twill of the carpet, it works well on the pay Matt, but my plush carpet keeps it from rolling
1417196
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.
1508546
No. The brushroller does not have enough power for thicker carpets, and will likely stop. You may get it to work a little bit if you go really slow.
362908
I'd say it would work just fine as long as the carpet and pad aren't real thick. If so, then I'd suggest using something thicker and more rigid underneath.