can you put an adheasive and attach carpeting to the a
598415
Sure. The back of the acoustic sheet is aluminum, so it should take adhesive [contact type] easily, then anything that you want to stick to that I suppose.
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.
1880471
It can depend on how thick your carpet is. You could try putting the heavy stuff on the bottom or even securing the unit to the wall. It is not a heavy unit.
926417
I am certain that you could attach this to a wall but I have had no problems with instability and it is set up on carpet. You may want to anchor it if you are concerned about a child climbing on it. The unit does not come with the means to attach to the wall. I love mine sure holds a great deal.
2198991
Yes you can replace the existing carpet with the weathertech mats they fit perfectly with the carpet anchors.
2047201
Yes , have two on carpet, just recheck after a couple days to make sure pole is tight. The carpet will pack down and may loosen pole.
202232
Absolutely! In fact, carpet gives you more leverage for the step. Good luck and happy Zumba!
518310
Yes you can put it on top of the carpet with or without its supplied cover.
840366
I'm not entirely sure, but I think you'd want to play it on a hard surface rather than carpet. This would help with the air flow aspect.
829053
I haven't. How would YOU like me to. Explain the process you would use and I'll duplicate it and give you the measurements. I assume by "tip" you mean only the small push-on rubber pad that cushions the carpet/floor end of the came. Just let me know
1314914
No problem. They ship with spike-like feet as well as padded for hard floors too. The spikes would sink into your carpet for stability.
781766
Probably. I actually turned 2 on their sides to make a daybed with storage, so I don't know about standing them up on carpet. I can tell you they are HEAVY. I think if you assembled as instructed and maybe added a little wood glue in the joints, you'd be fine.
201310
I would, just to protect the carpet from the equipment. You can find inexpensive matting or gym pads at Sears.
791411
The unit is plastic and unless you drag it with a bike engaged there should not be an issue. You could always put a small area carpet or even a bath towel under it.
243029
I don't think it would work out. these tiles are not heavy enough to stay together on top of any sort of pile carpet.
999260
I would imagine that would depend on how plush the carpet is. Worst case, go to a local building supply store and have them cut you out a piece of plywood to match the base.
1397348
yes you can but know that setting up inside does come with risks. 1. without some sort of stability (the ground) to plug the house in place, just know that it will move around once bouncing begins 2. make sure that there is nothing in the carpeting or on the floor that may cause damage or puncture the house 3. the inside should have enough head room for jumping.