Is it possible to use this just on the floor?
1057817
yes....it could easily be used on the floor. it is 8 inches of good quality foam with a nice cover that encases the mattress fully. (fabric cover zips off for cleaning).
1057818
I guess you could but it's more like foam rubber than a regular mattress so it doesn't have the support that a regular mattress does.
1057819
I don't see why not. My mattress lies directly on a wooden base which would be the same as a wooden floor and if feels perfectly comfortable.
1057820
i can't promise you perfect back, spine health, etc but we have this sitting on a hard wood box. note that this comes folded in half and rolled up (and vacuum packed)... once you take it out of its plastic wrap it takes its shape very well
1602022
No it wouldn't work. You could lye on the floor to do it. Hope I could help
1083545
Yes it definitely can be used, thanks to its unique extended centre column. You can almost touch the ground by positioning the center column at a lower angle. Hope that helps.
2255459
You could but the floor should be buffed or something so that it was not slippery. It would improve the look of the wood, absolutelybut I think there are better products for the floor.
329083
Yes, it can be used on the floor or table top but used on the floor it will be very short...
1218251
I'm sure you can. I did not. It does have predrilled holes for anchoring to the floor
776079
You could, but I've never had a need too. It is made of heavyweight rubber material and stays on place on my floor just fine.
703335
Yes you can. I've use it a couple of time on the floor sleeping with my dog. in fact the dog love sleeping on it.
30340
I have it on a wood floor, but I honestly do not see why not. It was a good buy for us.
937951
I do not believe it would be functional as a floor caninet. It's not tall enough and is not very deep. Meant to be used at eye level.
1442920
No it cannot. Its only for hanging on a wall..but ikea has a simirar one u can use for the floor its nice n only cost 80 bux.
932992
Yes it would work fine for that, but the unit is light and works best when affixed to a floor.
1591078
You might if you have hardwood. We live on the 2nd floor and my landlord lives below us. My son has been using his since october and he hasn't said anything about it. We have carpet though.
438035
No. It rests on the floor. Take a look at the height measurements and weight in the specs to see if it's sometthing you can lift.
89995
It looks like you could, but it would have to be sitting squarely on the ground - the cabinet doors and bottom drawer only have a few millimeters clearance from the bottom of the unit without legs.
1892280
Yes but it will be hard to move. If it's on carpet it will not roll out from under them. if on bare floor you will need to buy caps for the legs to prevent it scratching your floors.
2075833
I've used it on the floor. The only problem is the tube is so small that if you're planning on doing a large part of the floor you'll need a few tubes.