Do you think this would work under an IKEA poang rocking chair over carpet,to improve the rocking? Doesn't rock well at all on carpet.
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I think it would work on a hard floor with furniture on it, but you might get some shifting around over the top of carpeting.
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I put a chair leg slider under the other two chair legs, worked perfect. Also can use coasters, cut carpet stacked, any thing that w raise the legs. Good luck
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I believe so, but depending on the floor it may slide. I would put some rubberized mats or carpet stops under it to help prevent it if the floor is slick.
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I have a high pile shag area rug in the playroom. It does roll over it but it's a little harder to maneuver. I'm sure it would work fine on a short pile rug or carpet.
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The casters are really cheap plastic unless the maker decided to change them out since I purchased mine. I would say if you have low pile carpeting it might work, but for the price I really do advise you to buy something different.
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The jammer works by pivoting on the corner of the tab that goes under the door and pushing the 'foot' downward into the floor. The main problem with carpet is that the foot is going to have to compress the padding and the carpet pile before it gets to solid wood sub-floor. I think this would probably work fine, but you may to have to adjust it (using the threaded post on the foot) so that there is already a bit of compression on the carpet. If that is true, this may leave a 'dent' in the carpet after repeated use. It's a great little product though. A local school district is considering purchasing them for all of their teachers so they have a supplemental way to barricade entry to their rooms in the event a hostile person is in the building.
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We have wood floors and a thin rug. So depending on your carpet would be how well it would work. My daughter is still slightly short to ride it (29 inches) but loves pushing and pulling it around
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It's pretty thin, but the top is crinkled, so less slippery than carpet. Your weight would push whatever touches the floor down into the mat--so it might actually be worth a try.
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Should workout OK over plastic on a carpet. But, you may have to take off the wheels so the table does not slide all over the place! I have mine a tile floor and that is what I did . The table works great with or without the wheels! Also, I do not understand the comment made about the need for glue by Christopher V.-The top on my table is on with very strong screws that have not moved a hair in over a year?? I assume we are talking about the same table? The picture looks the same as the one I got from Amazon?
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I tried it and ended up tacking it down to keep it in place. Bear in mind there is no hardwood floors under the carpet. Tacked down it works just fine.
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Mine's on carpet on a basement floor. If you are upstairs from others, whether they will hear you probably has more to do with floor/construction. There are heavy duty no skid rubber feet on all legs that I imagine will absorb most sound and should keep it from moving. If it's a floor that slips (hardwood/tile), I would think a small carpet under it would work as long as the carpet was also rubber backed. BTW, I still use this rebounder four - five days a week and am loving its sturdiness. It still appears brand new. (I mostly use it barefoot, but wear athletic shoes sometimes.)
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I'm not a fan of it for plush carpets since it's a soft plastic; chairs leave large dents in it, making it hard to move around on if you have a chair with wheels. On my plush carpet, the chair moves around better without the mat. The mat does protect the chair wheels from getting string and lint on the axels however.
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It should be fine. I have used it on a hardwood but it should be more stable on carpet.
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Not very well. I have very short nap carpet on a concrete slab and it is still sluggish. I bought a plastic carpet protector under my desk.
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I bought the carpeted version, but it's only designed for a small area, like an entranceway. I think your size project needs a professional, buried installation. I don't believe this would work very safely on an uneven surface and you would create as many problems as you would solve.
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I don't see why not as long as you remove the rubber spikes on the base which help make it more stable on carpeting. I certainly would try it if I felt I needed more stability...D.F.
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Yes, it does well on low-pile carpet. Yes, I used it to help aid myself up and down from a sitting position while recovering from a severely shattered ankle. However, while it is quite sturdy it still is a cane and has limitations as such. When I needed more help with mobility and aid where the support structure was guaranteed to bear my full weight without moving, I used a walker.