Slam Man - maneuverability: Can someone tell me if this slides or moves easily on carpeted floors?
1834790
Think about putting a square of the rubber like cabinet and drawer liner under it. Hopefully you know what I am refering to.
1464084
Yes. It moved smoothly on and off the track under its own power. It did not seem to be bothered by a child pushing it even when in the "on" mode over carpet.
1864320
I don't have a plush carpet. But on I my shorter carpets it moves very easily. The easiest to vacuum I have ever used as far as maneuvering goes.
601498
It's reasonably maneuverable. Not THAT heavy. I pull it instead of pushing.
1469370
I think I can say yes even on my carpet.But it wriggles a lot when I type on my keyboard.If your com is heavy... I sternly recommend you to go with more expensive one or desk that does not have rollable feature.I think the four rolls on the bottom cause this wriggle.I will try to take them away and place direct on the carpet.But eventually I will use rollable feature quite often for I need to move around my mac for late night job.Hope this could be help to you
223595
My office has low pile carpeted floor tiles and I am able to roll around on this chair while sitting on it. It does not roll as easily as a regular office chair. If you have a floor mat or tile/wood floor it should roll easily for you.
1006513
It's incrementally adjustable, I put it at max width to fit the door opening I needed to block but it is quite simple to adjust - two screws (provided) in pre-drilled holes will do it. It is very easy to move on hardwood or tile, it slides easily. On carpet I think it would be fairly easy, it is not heavy. I bought this for my 80 year old mom and she can slide it out of the way on her hardwood floor with little effort. I bought it to replace one that she had to step over which I felt was too dangerous for her.
1679844
Extremely easy! I have tile floors and it rolls right over the grooves and bumps without a problem.
2040723
Correct. It does not roll, but I honestly prefer it to chairs with wheels. It slides forward/backward very easily on carpet because of the rounded caps on the bar. Side to side is not as easy.
805220
Yes, it does move very easily. Unfortunately, it doesn't exhibit a static friction coefficient.
1860810
Yes, for rooms on the same floor, the unit is fairly easy to move. It is heavy, but there are wheels on the front, so the back (light end) can be picked up and the unit pushed or pulled from room to room. This is a little more difficult on carpet. I recently moved my unit to the second floor, and that is definitely difficult as the unit is very solid and heavy. I'd recommend two strong individuals, or take it apart for that. Hope this helps.
1789149
We have no problems with it on carpet, hardwood and area rugs. No problem transitioning from one to the next either. Also drove well on the paved driveway.
233677
This knee walker is great indoors. It easily goes from carpet or rug to hardwood floor. I have hardwood floors, thick rugs, and tile in my kitchen. The tires do not mark the flooring. It is very stable. I rush about sometimes, both inside and out, and thus far, I haven't encountered any "tipping" problems. I've definitely put it to the test! It does not have a locking brake, which surprises me. Personally, I haven't really needed one. The walker is extremely well built, very solid yet light. The turning radius is excellent. This model has suited me well--I'm female, 5'5, and weigh 125 pounds. This knee walker is great indoors. It easily goes from carpet or rug to hardwood floor. I have hardwood floors, thick rugs, and tile in my kitchen. The tires do not mark the flooring. It is very stable. I rush about sometimes, both inside and out, and thus far, I haven't encountered any "tipping" problems. I've definitely put it to the test! It does not have a locking brake, which surprises me. Personally, I haven't really needed one. The walker is extremely well built, very solid yet light. The turning radius is excellent. This model has suited me well--I'm female, 5'5, and weigh... » Read More This knee walker is great indoors. It easily goes from carpet or rug to hardwood floor. I have hardwood floors, thick rugs, and tile in my kitchen. The tires do not mark the flooring. It is very stable. I rush about sometimes, both inside and out, and thus far, I haven't encountered any "tipping" problems. I've definitely put it to the test! It does not have a locking brake, which surprises me. Personally, I haven't really needed one. The walker is extremely well built, very solid yet light. The turning radius is excellent. This model has suited me well--I'm female, 5'5, and weigh 125 pounds. « Show Less
393291
It does have wheels and moves pretty easily. We have it on a tile surface and have no trouble, however not sure how it would work on carpet.
484335
It would be very diffcult to move. Carpet would be bad, very small wheels. Hardwood or tile would be a little better, but not much. You cannot use the slider to move from side to side, it will bend to pin that holds it in place. All that said, it is great exercise machine if left in one place. I use it every day.
27935
Yes, it's very easy to move. The only thing is that transition from a solid surface to carpet, you need to be careful rolling over the threshold. When folded up, it takes up very little room. We store ours behind a door. We have enjoyed it very much.
2019148
Depends on the type of carpet, if it is a commerical carpet it will roll very easily