Everyone talks about the non skid platform, how about the legs. It will be used on tile floor. Will it slide?
586861
It has rubber stops on the bottom of all four legs. It is very sturdy. It should not slide.
586862
The legs have rubber tips that seem to have very good gripping properties. We use it on finished concrete flooring at times with good results.
886162
The underside is hollow. I have the stairs on carpeting and it does not slip. I do not know if it would slip on a wood floor or on tile.
515075
for my wood floors.....grid up for antislip (that means clear side goes on the floor). at first I did it in reverse and when I walked on it, it would slide.hope this helps.
188370
I have wood and tile flooring and used my step stool on both with no problem with slipping
1081163
I have tile floors, so I decided to wait. It slides easily enough without casters. But if you choose to have then, look on the Powell kitchen website and they sell them separately.
843431
Yes, the console does not slide at floor level it slides about 2 inches above. This mat does not interfere at all.
605110
Can't tell you as I use it on industrial lightweight carpet. But the four feet on which it rests are completely flat, so if you found that it was sliding, you could probably find some non-slip padding to attach to those feet.
605108
It has rubber feet. It does not slide around and scratch the floor. It stays put when you want it to but is easy to move if you need as well.
1023297
It could slide, it's a smooth backing. But I use it on top of carpet. But they work great
652687
If it's on carpet it's probably ok but on hardwood it can easily slide. Also the back is unfinished unpainted particle board so it might not look great exposed.
1300927
Yes, it dose have rubber feet/pads that keep it from sliding. I have it on a smooth counter and it dose not slide nor scratch.
1969956
No, it doesn't slide on our wood floor. I have the two sides flush against the desk with the center piece that goes under the desk. Then there is the heavy rolling chair on it. I roll across it a lot to reach different areas and have not had it slide at all.
2130088
see my review on Dec 14, 2012 in the 3 star group, I think they would have the same issues on a tile floor, in my view they are intended to slide on carpet...however other reviewers say they have used them on bare floors
990927
The mat is not non-skid. Mine stays in place okay on the floor but does move around some - especially when the black lab tries to run across it instead of sitting for a few seconds.
1371239
Sure, mine is on a carpet. There aren't rollers so it more or less has to be lifted to some extent to move it on any surface although I suppose you could force a slide around on a hard floor but I would imagine it would scuff the floor material.
610017
I think it would depend on how slanted the surface is and the type of surface. I always lock them all the way but I use it on a flat surface. The legs do have rubber feet on them so I suppose if it's not a particularly slick surface then it may not slide but it's hard to say without knowing what the surface is and how slanted it is.
2030566
I would agree with Tina L. On the grass the legs tend to settle into the ground, do not slide and I would consider it safe, but unless there is a way to anchor it to the cement, I would not recommend it.