Can I use this on a tiled floor? If so, how can I secure it?
1663177
It can be used on a tile floor but there is no way to secure it to the floor.
1663178
The only way to secure is by weight. My dog has not turned it over yet but she could if she jumped on the sides.
1663179
My cat can and has tipped this over. I just put a heavy dictionary in there; solved the problem.
1663180
I'm sure you could. I have it sitting on my wood floor. I suppose you could use those non slip pieces that go under rugs for more stability. But mine doesn't really move in it unless my dog is trying to get out but then he calms down
1663181
Sure it can work on a tile floor but be sure to put the pen on one of those gripper mats so it won't slide, that will keep it secure
902943
I would use it for engineered flooring. It really was impressive with tile, and that's much more difficult to adher to. Is your floor popping up? Is it supposed to be a floating floor?
902305
I wouldn't recommend since it keeps your floor wet for 1-5 minutes and can result in spots. It is 100% reliable to tiled floors.
1184750
You have to use unmodified thinset to anchor this. I think you would have to first remove the tile.
2105820
No. First, it's not strong enough to support the weight and second, I don't think that the tiles would stick.
569392
I bolted mine to a floor, I think you could if you were able to connect a cable to the bottom. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
1356100
I would not recommend using it unless mounting it on the wall. It is not sturdy enough with a wide enough base to stand on the floor and be used. When wall mounted it works wonderfully and I am very happy with my purchase.
1767690
You can, but it would probably need really strong glue to hold it up. These, like most self-stick tiles, bond securely to the floor over time as they are walked on. They could detach from a wall without some help.
1686363
No will not hold hardwood flooring securely. It is really for carpet and even at that it is not meant to last forever.
1770585
I put mine on cement board to be safe. Plywood can be used but the floor has to have very little to no flex so the conductors don't break.
1097805
I have wood and tile ..... honestly don't think it would damage floors it is lightweight and usually what goes in it is too...just bulky
1149852
You can use weight plates. I've done this when using it indoors on a gym floor. You can use more weight this way. The Sac is sturdy enough to use it this way, especially on a low-friction surface.
1668770
I would not recommend it. If you had some way to anchor it to the floor, that would be better.
1360386
It is obviously not as stable as a secured bar (ie to wall) but I have had no stability issues using it on hardwood, ceramic tile or carpet. As long as you have positioned the legs properly and tightened the height adjuster and leg adjusters, it works perfectly fine on any surface.
1358922
My shower is tiled and have not had any problems. It's like a tension rod so maybe check the tension on it.
1502948
I don't know for sure. They seem to be secured with some type of glue, but I imagine if you wanted to break out the tiles that it comes with, you could put in something of your own choosing.
1367086
I have not used it on a regular floor, but I believe you can. BUT it appears to need a "hard floor attachment" - the picture looks like a squeegee attachment.