Will they damage the concrete/pavers?
1100889
I have used them since Christmas and I have walked across my linoleum floor countless times. No damage, and no damage to the concrete.
2016868
Rubber, they will withstand a lot of abuse from concrete in case you're wondering.
179929
Hi....I would think so as long as the pavers are very level and solid. I put mine on paving stone and it worked great. There is a vinyl floor in the kit so the interior will not be the stone you build it on. Hope this helps....SHS
2007313
They cannot because they are a heavy duty mesh and would most likely shred if you attempted to cut them. I personally love the height. I love everything about them. I purchased 2 and may get more . They were also extremely easy to install. If they're going on concrete, make sure you have a hammer drill.
989818
No- this is not a product that will last outdoors on concrete. Get the sealer. Done right the first time is cheaper than doing it over..lol!
822248
You don't need to cut the feet of the 4x4's - you absolutely need to secure them about 18-24" into the ground with concrete. Not securing them is incredibly unsafe. It's heavy enough that it would be hard to topple, but if it did - it could result in a fatal accident.
1603957
I have used the creeper on asphalt and had no problems. It was a little bit rough. I would think you would have more trouble with seams concrete.
1889391
Yes it will. Make sure the concrete is free of any paints or coatings, or anything that might prevent proper penetration into the concrete.
1730918
Yes. I used a small wood block to hammer in the casters to prevent damage. No problems
1588114
You can drive over them without damage initially. I would not recommend it on a constant basis. These are plastic and would crack and be destroyed if runover repeatedly.
823140
yes, if the radiant surface is not "too warm". They will also counter some of the radiant properties (similar to carpet) of the concrete floor, but I wouldn't fret too much about that.
1084156
None here. We have these on benches which get moved frequently though. They haven't damaged our floor at all.
512400
I have never tried it, but I have serious doubt. If they work, it won't take long to destroy them. For cement, you will need something with wheels.
656453
I doubt it unless there is another type of blade available. The high speed steel would most likely dull very quickly if they came into contact with concrete.
1524643
I haven't had that experience with them. I've walked on lots of concrete surfaces with no damage done at all. Hope that helps!
2263824
No, the wires run out from the bottom and I believe being under ground would damage them.
1794193
You will need a conventional wet saw to do that. I wouldn't risk destroying this saw just to do pavers.