Is this wheel recommend for laminate flooring?
1087703
Yes - exactly that - they have saved our floors and roll beautifully - smooth and quiet.
1087704
I have a tile floor. Except for the broken wheel (after 8 mo) they rolled fine and left no marks.
1087705
Absolutely yes. We bought these replacement cazters for four of our chairs which are used on both hardwood and laminate flooring and they have performed perfectly without even the slightest maring. Excellent product and highly recommended. Dave at 1scotsman@sequimbay.net.
2001955
The answer to your question is yes it can be applied to laminate flooring safely.
368222
The floor tool has nylon bristles. I would say it would not scratch laminate flooring.
1207453
I had one years ago that I ran on my Laminate floors with no problems. The new one I have now runs on soft tile squares and still I have had no problems. Just make sure you keep the rollers clean of debris and you should love it.
585738
works on carpet and tile great could not tell you about laminate floors though sorry....
155116
Not sure since I don't have laminate. But wirjs great in tile, therefore would assume it would work great on laminate.
1385842
Yes! I bought it to install oriented strand bamboo flooring which to my knowledge is about the hardest flooring there is and it worked very well with it. It did not miss a beat. I would not hesitate to recommend it for just about any type of hardwood floor.
1726631
I have this chair and, no, the wheels are not appropriate for hardwood. I've been lazy about getting replacement castors and have been using the chair for several months and they're dulling the floor around the desk :-/
211805
I think this saw would have no problem cutting laminate flooring. But make sure you use the right blade and cut it upside down or it will chip.
1508216
No it's not suitable for doing a floor, it is difficult to control and only gives a very light sand. You really need a industrial floor sander.
588336
Not sure what type of grinding wheel to use, but the grinding disc that comes with this model is meant for metal and would likely damage the wood floor and gum up with glue. A different wheel may be needed. Otherwise, this model has done some moderate grinding work and performed excellent. I recommend this tool for price, performance and so far reliability. Hope this helps answer your question!
2197040
Better ask the manufacturer. It may depending on how thick and how soft the metal is. As I understand it, laminate flooring has a thin layer of aluminum on it.
775482
The bottle indicates only that it is intended for no-wax flooring. I'm not sure laminates would fit into the same category with the no-wax vinyl floors of a few years back. It does an outstanding job of restoring the shine to my Armstrong no-wax vinyl linoleum, but the floor must be absolutely clean and free of all dust/dirt particles and residue from previous mopping before this is applied.
611204
Not sure I bought it for my mother in law and she uses it on linoleum. I'm not exactly sure what hardwood floor wheels are. I thought a wheels were the same. Sorry I couldn't help you
1010653
I have the same question. I have read the reviews and a couple say they have used it on laminate floors. I would like to know for sure before purchasing one. Does anyone know for sure?
1228120
If you floated over it with a self leveler it would probably work for a click together laminate. But definitely not a nail down floor. Calling the manufacturer would be the best solution. I don't recall 100% what the directions in the box recommended...
902306
I use it on our vinyl floor without a problem Once it's finished cleaning the floor there is still a bit of water left on the floor so the directions recommend you don't use it on laminate flooring. We have sheet vinyl and not tile squares so there isn't any risk of damaging the flooring. I found that you want to vacuum the floor well before you use the Scooba as the ports clog up quickly if there is any dust on the floor. I hope this helps.