will these work on carpet? My couch has wooden legs so will slide a little when the kids jump on it.
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These work incredibly well on hardwood floors. I'm sure it'd be more effective on carpet vs. the current wooden surface, but if your carpet is plush, the difference may only be moderate.
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I don't know I have marble floors at home but I believe it should work for u
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No it will make it slide moreYou need something with rubber bottom not felt
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I just tried it on my own home carpet, it's a very low profile carpet but it works outstanding! I am Magin the taller the carpet the more it might not work, but it grabs carpet just as well as it grabs hardwood floors
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From my experience I would not advise these for carpet. The adhesive never really sets so the pads can shift, exposing the carpet to potential damage.
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I am not absolutely sure but I don't think it would work. However I just tested it on a ottoman which is alot lighter than a sofa. It might help a little on a heavier object. Hopes this helps!
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Yes, I think they will work on carpet as well. The only problem I have found is the grip to the floor is stronger than the adhesive of the strips that sticks to the legs of the bottom of the couches. They some times come off the couch and leave marks on the floor from the adhesives. I still feel it is way better than the continuous sliding around as before. Good luck and hope I helped in any way.
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Only have wood flooring use the special hard wood tool. Works. Believe on carpet should work as well
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They will probably slide a bit depending on the dirtiness of the floor. The dots are slick on both sides. They do have a little bit of weight to them so they stay in place for the most part.
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They may be okay on something like indoor/outdoor carpet. These sliders are fairly low profile. I just tried it on the only rug we have, a tight wool rug. It seemed too work okay.
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No, they are not slip resistant. They are backed with a vinyl type backing. I place a chair on one edge which holds it in place or perhaps you could use those corners that keep a carpet from slipping since they are reusable.
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I have used these on both and they are great! We have moved cabinets, couches, etc., and they slide easily on hard floors and carpets!
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I think they could be used on the grass, I havn't yet. I don't think they would slip any more than on the carpet.
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I don't have any carpets on my floors, but I think they would work well on carpet floors. The bottom of them are gripped, so for that reason I would think they would work.
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Yes they are fine on carpet. Pretty sturdy.. The material is easily torn though. Wouldnt let kids or pets touch them.
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I've mostlly used them on carpet for exercise...are you talking matts? Or hardwood? They scratch pretty easily, and are much less useful/slick once they have.
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Sure should.....ours are on prefinished (high gloss) hardwood floors- no problem with movement.
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No, these are made of hard plastic for sliding across carpet. For wood flooring you should look at sliders made for wood flooring and have a surface that resembles a tennis ball fuzz.
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Yes, they are quite heavy and should settle into thicker carpet nicely. If you are worried about divots in the carpet, I would suggest getting some small furniture sliders to put under the feet.
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They would slide but mine are stacked against a wall and they do fine....but they do slide on each other rather than stick to each other. You could throw one of those rug liner things in between them...made of latex to keep rugs from sliding.
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Yes, I think they would work on top of carpet. If you were to jump on them or exercise, they may shift a bit because they won't be able to grip the floor, but if that's not an issue for you, then it should work. Our issue was just that they didn't stay locked together when used for exercising.
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They have a sole that is like most bedroom slippers. I think it would still slide on hard wood floors though. My kids have not had any problems with them and have really enjoyed them.
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I think that these pads are best used on wood or tile floors. It would be very difficult to slide a chair out on carpet with these pads on. If a piece of furniture was stationary, it wouldn't matter much, but on a chair it would be a problem.