The bed does move around on my hardwood floors. What can I affix to the bottom of these to make them less slippery and that won't hurt my floors.
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Mark the floor lightly with a pencil or other removable marking pen around the risers. remove the risers (with some help, of course) and put some double sided adhesive tape on part or all of the riser that rests on the floor. Return the risers to the marked spot. That should do the trick. The risers should come with rubber bottoms, though. Worth suggesting to the manufacturer. No problem on carpeted floors, though.
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I just pressed them in. You could also put the plastic piece on the floor and press the bar onto them from the top. Just make sure they are aligned well so you don't maim the plastic piece when you press down.
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the weight of the bed presses down on the castors, which have a rubber ring around the floor side. The weight of the bed and the increased friction of the rubber ring prevent the bed from moving. It's proven very effective on the two beds we use it on. I am so happy to have found this solution.
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I did textured side down as they move around less on our wood floor. I don't really think it matters if it's on carpet
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Strangely enough I moved my friend's cal king bed using them. It was really easy and we didn't even use them correctly. The bed will seem really low to the ground unless you properly use the middle hook for our heights.Cover the bed with some junk sheets just in case, but I had no issues. Ez
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Mine never moves around. I put it directly on the mattress then put the mattress pad over that, then the sheets. The mattress pad helps keep it in place. I also don't use cheap mattress pads since those have a hard time fitting over the memory foam and mattress-get one with the elastic sides.
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I WOULD advise getting a pad of some sort. We have them in our break room and they are starting to mark the floors a bit. They do come with a glide but if you have a floor you want to preserve..get pads.
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Moving the bed is not too easy on my carpet. Probably would depend on the surface.
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If you have hardwood floors it glides very easy of you add the protective pads to the bottomVery light weight as wellHope that helps
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The "grippers" are just cloth. That said, the bottom is solid, so you could pick up a piece of foam rubber at Hobby Lobby or Walmart for less than a buck and glue it to the bottom. I never bothered to do that and it doesn't slide around too much on our floor (also wood). We have a 50-pound corgi and a 75-pound hound dog that both use these steps.
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They are flat on the bottom so they could be stacked, and they are unfinished so they won't slide around. But you may need to use wood glue to keep them securly stacked.
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I have laminate wood looking floors and mine does not slip. I do have my bottom shelf weighted pretty good with photo albums so that might be keeping it more secure.
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Yes it will slide on hardwood floors, we placed something beside it on the outside to stop it. I didn't remember getting anything to prevent it sliding, but it might have!
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my sons bed is the same way and if you don't move it around it is ok. you could also put a flat sheet or something down on the wood first.
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It does not have anti slip on the bottom of the matt. I will say that we have hardwood floors on our first floor and my daughter hasn't had any problems with it slipping.
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I suppose you could BUT realize that these are basically kinda like hockey pucks. The weight of a bed holds them in place. I'd be a bit concerned about it staying in place. Good luck.
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You could but the floor should be buffed or something so that it was not slippery. It would improve the look of the wood, absolutely but I think there are better products for the floor.