Could you put a rolling office chair on these ? I want to use them under a craft table over carpet to protect against spills
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I suppose you could, but with the way the padding is you might not be able to roll the chair around very easily. It would probably get caught where the pieces connect as well.
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May be too high for that. I would go to a local furniture store with kid in tow and test a counter height chair which these are with a standard table.
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I suppose you could not put the rollers on, but it would make it difficult to get out if the chair when you're pulled up close to a desk or table. If you are concerned about damage to your wood floor, I would get a chair mat. This will protect the wood, and you will still be able to use this chair.
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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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Yes you can use this under desk chairs. You can use this on hardwood floors but just keep in mind that it does not stick to the floor and will move an lift. It really depends on how you use it. But it definitely is a thick liner that helps protect carpet or floor from water, stains, pet dirt from paws. I even use it for under my toddlers feeding chair or use for finger painting
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No, I can't. Sounds like a great idea! BTW, these trundles and underbed drawers are very well constucted. Have had them several years and no problems at all. Smooth rolling.
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I wouldn't see why not. We just have furniture sliders under ours. It slides so effortlessly we don't need casters.
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I have carpet and tile in my kitchen, so the chair does not slide well. The feet are plastic. I plan to look for a small slider that I can glue on to the bottom of the chair. Without protection on the bottom, I would not use them on a hard wood floor. I am sure the chair would scratch the floor. Perhaps Flash Furniture could answer that question for you. Otherwise, I am very happy with my two chairs.
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The casters, any other wheels for this matter, are not good to wheel about on carpets. I use mine on wooden floor. On carpets, I get those thick transparent plastic sort of rug under desk. If you don't protect your rug carpet, it will soon get ruined. Besides wheeling about, on carpet, becomes annoying. I hope this gives you an informed decision.
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Probably not well. The top of my desk is glass and I did try it -- it needed more friction as the roller couldn't grip. As for carpet, shorter types might work, but I'd stay away from longer versions.
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Hi Gershie, I have mine on a carpet under a table without it's wheels...only way it would go under the table. Thanks for the idea of pushing it against the wall. The drawers do stay forward better. I think I'll put apiece of cardboard behind it to protect the wall. Peace, Angie C.
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I suppose they could, but they have a threaded shaft, designed more for bolting on machinery, such as the table saw I used them on. They are more industrial than furniture grade, but if you didn't care about the looks, they are great casters, at least so far. If you have a chair with wooden legs, you might be able to drill slightly undersized holes in the legs and tab them in with a hammer.
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They are made for wood or tile floors. I use mine for wood floors. Just tested my stools on short carpet and they don't slide very well on it. But don't stick either. You may have to experiment with different solutions. Have you thought about using felt on wood side and plastic on the carpet side? I had to cover a portion of my wood floor in a home office with rubber/carpet mats from Home Depot to keep from scratching the floor on a secretary chair with rollers.
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I think they may. The rubber is rather pliable therefore if the caster gets to the edge, it may just roll over. Don't get me wrong, these are great, nice and rubbery so they keep the furniture in place, but I am not sure your casters won't roll right over them.
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Interesting idea. I never thought of that use but don't see why it could not work. They glide very easily on carpet even with a heavy couch leg or even grand piano leg on them.
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Actually, they are quite wobbly..and even worse on carpeting. Cosmetically they are very nice chairs...but IMO if you have a few drinks with these being as wobbly as they are, Id be careful....I would not seat someone over 200 lbs in them...they don't seem too sturdy...
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no! They are a hard plastic and would not glide on carpet and would scratch a wood or tile floor. They are only meant to be a stationery lift for a bed frame.