Can the Hypervibe unit be placed on a carpeted area?
447590
Yes the Hypervibe can be placed on carpet. The machine is on feet which raises it off the ground so carpet is a nice surface for the machine.
945855
We have the stand on a bare floor so I don't know how it would work on carpet. For safety sake, i would attach it in some way
1959534
I imagine that you can if it is a fairly firm carpet. I use mine on a flat solid floor.
156211
Although one of the diagrams appear to be added vertically, I do not see how this could happen without additional, special fitted brackets. It is a great unit that is horizontally expandable. It is a solid, heavy unit that is extremely sturdy but it could be very top heavy and a safety concern should more units be added vertically (especially on carpet). If the units could be adjusted with special brackets, it would have to be attached to the wall for stability.
1934170
It will be fine if the carpet's pile is not too deep and you are placing the screen where it's unlikely to be knocked over or won't cause damage if it is.
1623715
As long as you don't place it too close to the carpet. Read recommendation from the uth product.
343367
I have mine set up on the carpet and am having no issues with it. You just need to make sure you use the leveling feet at the end so that everything is setting just right. took me about 5 minutes to get that just perfect.
799928
There's nothing to do. It's calibrated at the factory and is amazingly accurate. But I would not use it on carpet. A stable solid floor is assumed in the design.
1685215
It's great on carpet. My studio apt was carpeted throughout and I had absolutely no problems.
1013687
I am not sure, there is no carpet in my apt. The panel is very light, so it might not be as good as on floors.
439532
Yes, as long as its use is "short term". It's really a safety issue and conditional upon: 1.) its placement under the carpet and whether it would be subjected to constant foot and/or other types of transport traffic(heavy or light), and, 2.) whether this is a long term installation in lieu of a properly installed electrical outlet at the end location of the "cord under the carpet." (NOTE: This action falls under the Electrical Safety Code issues of unsafe practices...generally, disapproved by Electrical Inspectors and truly Licensed Home Inspectors due to possibility of a heavy falling object piercing the cable/cord and shorting out the circiut and/or causing a fire due to arcing or sparking.)
2064250
I don't know why not - assuming we are not talking about some thick shag carpeting. If you are planning on put this swivel stand on the floor, I think the TV set and the VCR/DVD player would be too low down to be of much practical use. A small table would be a better place to put this stand. Mine is on top of a dresser in a spare bedroom.
1060377
yes, I do set the carpet height to bare floor, and it seems to be working just fine. It don't usually leave the unit in one spot while using the hose attachments, since I am moving around so much with it, so I never experiences the floor area getting hot or burning.
1961821
No. It has to be placed on a level, hard surface. You can use it in a bathroom if you have carpet everywhere else.
1537307
I haven't tried it on a carpet. Sorry can't help with that one. I think it is probably worth a try though!
1666955
instructions with scale say it needs to be on level surface and not carpet.
1746068
No, we put ours in a carpeted room and have had no problems. My little grandson loves it!