We have carpeting in the sewing room. Would the chair stil work? Would I need to put roller feet on? Or get a chair mat?
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Roller feet on the chair would make it easier to move around on carpet; however, roller feet on the chair make it move too easily on a floor mat or hard surface floor, especially if you want to do free-motion quilting. The glides on the chair make it stay positioned where you want it easily on either surface. It's easy to swivel in and out of the chair but it doesn't move around as easily as it does with roller feet.
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It will not slide well on carpet. But a chair mat as you mentioned should do well. It is a very good chair.
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No. You might want to put down a noskid mat or area rug under it. However it is only the outside perimeter and the perimeter of the small opening in the middle that is in contact with the floor. The raised part of the platform that the chair sits on does not touch the floor. I have hardwood floors and it works like a charm.
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It moves pretty easily on a wood floor. It you have carpet you might want to contact the company to see if you can change out the "feet" for rollers.
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I haven't used it on carpet. But I assume if U put one of those plastic chair mats down, that it should work fine.
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I have mine on carpet, and it's not too wobbly. I originally purchased mine for my embroidery/sewing machine in my sewing room. But with the weight of the machine, the table flexes just enough to where I can't connect the two parts of the machine together. I'm in the process of getting either wood or something more sturdy so that the table won't flex. It's a very nice table, you can raise it if you need to stand to do something, like I have my cutting mats on one end. It never wobbles when I am cutting my fabric. I also have a portable ironing board and have ironed on it and it's never wobbled. Hope this helps I have mine on carpet, and it's not too wobbly. I originally purchased mine for my embroidery/sewing machine in my sewing room. But with the weight of the machine, the table flexes just enough to where I can't connect the two parts of the machine together. I'm in the process of getting either wood or something more sturdy so that the table won't flex. It's a very nice table, you can raise it if you need to stand to do something, like I have my cutting mats on one end. It never wobbles when I am cutting my fabric. I also have a portable ironing board and have ironed on it and it's never... » Read More I have mine on carpet, and it's not too wobbly. I originally purchased mine for my embroidery/sewing machine in my sewing room. But with the weight of the machine, the table flexes just enough to where I can't connect the two parts of the machine together. I'm in the process of getting either wood or something more sturdy so that the table won't flex. It's a very nice table, you can raise it if you need to stand to do something, like I have my cutting mats on one end. It never wobbles when I am cutting my fabric. I also have a portable ironing board and have ironed on it and it's never wobbled. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I suppose it depends on what type of fabric. I have micro fabric and it is not really effective. Also the size of the rake would is not be appropriate for a chair. The prongs are somewhat sharp and I would be concerned with damaging the fabric. However, it works wonders on the carpet!
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Well my chair is on carpet, so I don't have that issue. If you have a carpeted mat or locking mechanisms on the wheels of your chair, you'll be fine
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I guess it depends on your weight and the thickness of the carpet... mine is on a plush carpet...this might work but you can't go wrong with a hardwood mat...hope that helps
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I use mine on a carpeted floor. However, I do have the plastic mat between the rower and the carpet. This is fine. Have had no problems. Think you'll be impressed with how solid and stable it is. Good luck!!
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Most definitely. I use this as a sewing table, there is room for a chair. The leg set up is similar to that of an ironing board. Now, I don't iron sitting down but I do use a chair when I sew.
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There are no "grabbers" on the back of this mat so it'll probably still move around a bit on a rug/carpet but it will definitely keep the flooring out of the way of a chair. Hope that helps.
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I use a mat, not the Concept one but the puzzle piece kind, so I'm not 100% sure it that would be fine. My guess would be that it would be, however my only concern would be the sweat... 30min/day is going to produce a lot of sweat, are you going to be ok with it falling on your carpet?
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I roll on my wood floors, it rolls really well on them. Also, I haven't had any issue with carpet. Worst thing that has happen while rolling is my shirt bunches up while rolling. Well worth the cost!!
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I'm not sure since I use a chair mat on top of carpet. However, I think they would be okay but I don't know if the tile would be easily marked if there was dirt or grit between the caster and tile.
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I suppose you could not put the rollers on, but it would make it difficult to get out if the chair when you're pulled up close to a desk or table. If you are concerned about damage to your wood floor, I would get a chair mat. This will protect the wood, and you will still be able to use this chair.
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Sure that will work fine. You may have to move it out of the way when you are sitting due to your chair's wheels or legs. My boss has this set-up, standing desk with mat over carpet, and she just pushes the mat forward a bit when she wants to use her chair. Enjoy!
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Casters work well on plastic chair mat. But does ok on thin carpet. Fine on tile floors.