Would this barre be stable on carpet?
1360386
It is obviously not as stable as a secured bar (ie to wall) but I have had no stability issues using it on hardwood, ceramic tile or carpet. As long as you have positioned the legs properly and tightened the height adjuster and leg adjusters, it works perfectly fine on any surface.
1360387
Not likely. It's not that stable on my laminate, so it standing on a carpet might present a challenge for the one using it
1360388
Yes, it's stable to use on carpet. It was a really good buy and worth the price in my opinion. Enjoy!
373003
For the application I use it for it does not tip over. I use it on tile and hardwood and the three leg system works well. I think it would be OK on a low pile throw rugs or carpet as well.
1581828
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?
1557903
Yes , I use the stability mats even on a carpeted floor. The mats offer more than just stability , they also offer padding for the Total Gym.
742621
In general yes if you put it on most carpets or rugs. However, if you use it with a small portable ballet barre, it requires precise maneuvering to for exact placement.
1821301
Hello, Todd! This bar is really light, and even when used as a ballet barre, one has to be aware of its propensity to tip over. I use 10-pound sandbags on the bottom supports, and it will still tip if I'm not really careful. So, I would have to say the answer to your question is no.
219616
I have my rower on carpeting and do have it on a mat. There are raised rubber pieces on the rails and I think that would be sufficient for you. It is extremely easy to move if you would decide to use a mat at a later date.
837671
I just have a Berber carpet in basement where I have the stand- but it's very stable. You can adjust the front legs to level out- the glass is heavy enough to keep it stable also.
202232
Absolutely! In fact, carpet gives you more leverage for the step. Good luck and happy Zumba!
516331
Well, I use the barre that way. However, I use 10# sandbags on the base for weight as it will tip if it's not weighted. Otherwise, it is quite sturdy and well made, and I like it a lot. Mine stays up all the time, but it is easy to store under a bed if you don't have the room.
1602211
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!!
1636785
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.
1767644
Yes, it's very sturdy. It comes with special screws to attach to a wall to prevent it tipping over but I didn't need to use it - it stands up without any wavering. Please note, I have it on a floor not carpet but I don't suspect it will be a problem on carpet.
1555236
It has hundreds of small, somewhat pointed "tits" that keep it in place on carpet. I would be wary of using it since the weight of you + the chair +rolling around could cause indentations in the bamboo.
1602205
I'd imagine it would work even better on carpet. I have mine on tiles and the whole rower slides back slowly.
1740706
Its pretty steady, although i have wood i guess you might be fine with carpet.
381418
Nope, we have ours on carpet and it feels pretty stable. If you had a child fall into it or were moving it around, possibly, but we've had it for almost a year and have never had it fall over. It's survived a few earthquakes too.