Has anybody tried these on carpet? Do they stand firm or do they wobble?
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They stand firm on both sides of my Big Screen Samsung here in Florida.Please note can't speculate stability in areas with Earthquakes. However;When I first cranked my all Yamaha surround speaker system all the Bling did fall off the walls in two rooms....and that Rocks...
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I have these on a pretty thick rug and have no problems. They aren't very top-heavy at all, but they are really nice speakers. You will like them.
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I have mine on hardwood; but the round base does seem wide enough to support them. On high pile carpeting you may want to anchor them better but on lower pile covering they'd stand just fine.
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I bought two of them and I have them on carpet. It doesn't wobble, tilt, or anything. Stands firm and is one of the best speakers I have bought. I highly recommend these.
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I've never had a problem with them on carpet. The only surfaces that have given me a problem are waxed floors, tile and concrete.
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I have carpet and they do not slide. I am sure they would slide easily on hardwood, if you put felt on the bottom of them. Overall very nice chairs and have not had any issues with them.
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I found that they work best on carpet because they tend to stick to non carpeted surfaces. I personally used them on a rubberized type floor and they stuck and curled and was very annoying because I could feel it while I was dancing so I took them off.
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Mine are on carpet. However, they tend to be very well made on the bottom of the legs. Don't feel that would be a problem.
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On Wood floors? NoProblem. Carpet? Not Sure. I Have A Panasonic 65"S60 and It Slightly Wobbles But Not Much
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My chairs do not wobble, I have protectors on the bottom so they do not scratch the floor - I think they are nice chairs. I bought these chairs to go with the kitchen table that goes with it and they do have high backs, I also use them as extra chairs for my dining room set when I have additional company and they are as high as the chairs in my dining room.
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Susan, I think there's always going to be a little movement especially if it's on carpet. It's isn't a design to be solid. A four let design would be solid. Those little metal things are only to limit the rocking motion. I don't know how you have those installed, but if they are installed as instructed, that may be as good as it gets. Mine wobbles a little. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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I think they will roll smoothly on 1/2" pile carpet, but I am running them on carpet that is not that thick. I installed them on a brand new Alera Elusion Series Mesh Mid-Back Swivel/Tilt Chair while I was assembling that chair. The casters are a huge improvement over the original smaller casters.
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We have ours in a soil and rock garden and they are very stable. Never had a problem with them wobbling or falling
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Mine are on a queen and they are very firm on the ground. My bed doesn't move.
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i bought this comfort zone standing fan (black) and have had it on carpet and tile. it is not wobbly at all.. you will not be disappointed with this fan
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The rails seem to work fine. No wobblying. My bed was so low that I couldn't use the crossbrace with the feet so we just put a board between the rails to support the center of the box spring.
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I have carpet as well and they have yet to tip over. They have a pretty hefty counter weight at the bottom which helps out a lot, you can also adjust the height to lower the center of gravity and stabilize it even more. That being said, I do recommend these stands. I have not had a problem with tip overs and I have owned others that are extremely unstable and these are anything but. I hope this helps, feel free to ask anything else.
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they wobble a little bit, but that didn't bother me. One of the nice features, I thought, was you can swing them out of the way when someone who doesn't need them has to sit down. But they do snap into place and I found them sturdy as far as supporting my weight. They can wobble maybe an inch in each direction. If you have bad balance and think the wobbling will be a problem I would suggest getting a commode that fits over the toilet and has 4 feet instead of only 2. I used that last time when I had my hip done but I preferred these safety rails after my 2nd hip because they are less obtrusive. they wobble a little bit, but that didn't bother me. One of the nice features, I thought, was you can swing them out of the way when someone who doesn't need them has to sit down. But they do snap into place and I found them sturdy as far as supporting my weight. They can wobble maybe an inch in each direction. If you have bad balance and think the wobbling will be a problem I would suggest getting a commode that fits over the toilet and has 4 feet instead of only 2. I used that last time when I had my hip done but I preferred these safety rails after my 2nd hip because they are less... » Read More they wobble a little bit, but that didn't bother me. One of the nice features, I thought, was you can swing them out of the way when someone who doesn't need them has to sit down. But they do snap into place and I found them sturdy as far as supporting my weight. They can wobble maybe an inch in each direction. If you have bad balance and think the wobbling will be a problem I would suggest getting a commode that fits over the toilet and has 4 feet instead of only 2. I used that last time when I had my hip done but I preferred these safety rails after my 2nd hip because they are less obtrusive. « Show Less
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Yes, they work fine on carpet or floor. If you have a few locked together on carpet, they don't slide.
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If you have a level floor this thing isn't shaking. I have mine on carpet and it doesn't move.