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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I would probably say those little plastic adhesive backed things you find at BBB or a ACE would work well underneath. You know the things you put under chair or table legs to prevent floor scratching.
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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
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The frame's feet would be well-suited for hard wood flooring. There is a hard rubber non-slip cap that goes on the end of each leg and it prevents damage or sliding on the floors.
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I have wood and tile ..... honestly don't think it would damage floors it is lightweight and usually what goes in it is too...just bulky
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No. You might want to put down a noskid mat or area rug under it. However it is only the outside perimeter and the perimeter of the small opening in the middle that is in contact with the floor. The raised part of the platform that the chair sits on does not touch the floor. I have hardwood floors and it works like a charm.
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I cannot answer your question about wood floors as we use them on laminate floors. Sorry.
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Possible! To be safe place a wood cutting board underneath to protect your table.
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Hi there- I have used it on upholstery, pergo flooring and even in the laundry and it's fine. I can't imagine it would hurt wood. Try a squirt on an unobtrusive piece of wood to just make sure.
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I would, if I had hardwood floors in my office upstairs . I'm using the chair on carpet and its perfectly fine. So in short, YES go for it!
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There are no protrusions on the underside that would cause damage to a wooden floor, but since the bottom rail is made of wood also it would inevitably cause scratching, unless you glued some felt strips onto it. The other consideration is that removing the wheels would reduce the geight of the chair seat by about 2.5 inches, so make it uncomfortably low for desk work.
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Short answer is I'm not sure. I have mine on carpet over wood flooring, and it is just fine.
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I don't see why not. It is flat on both sides, not like the rug ones with the little nubs. I has an anti slip side and works great. I have wood floors, and it stays in place. It is made to protect the surface under it, so it doesn't matter what that is.
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I use it on hardwood floors with no problems. The rubber on the legs protect it. I have been using it for about 6 months faithfully.
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I have it on a wood floor, but I honestly do not see why not. It was a good buy for us.
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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.
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It could be used under a "Floating" wood floor system but it would need to be Pro installing it. It would not be all that efficient either, but it would make the floor warm and comfortable.