Do you think they would scratch a hardwood floor? Plastic wheels can get roughed up and end up scratching hardwood floors.
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I bought this as a Christmas gift for one of my granddaughters last year and my daughter has hardwood floors throughout their house and had no problems with scratches on the floor. I just ordered another one for one of my other granddaughters for a Christmas gift this year! I found it to be very well made compared to cheaper umbrella doll strollers.
1372759
No it's too light to do any harm. We have hardwood floors and haven't had a problem.
1708472
They most likely would. The felt protects wood floors from scratching. The plastic ones slide across carpet so I would say go with these.
758730
I doubt it. It runs / rides on clear rubber wheels ...like inline skates!Never left any marks on our wooden floors!!
39671
The wheels are rubber tube. I would think they would be fine on hardwoods if they were clean. The wheels are big enough to handle a moderately rough terrain.
988704
I don't know for sure,but the wheels are the same as all the other hard plastic toys. If those scratch your floors then I would think these would also.
1387187
You can leave the wheels off. But if you slide, you may scratch the floor surface.
1276085
I haven't used it on wood floors. I have laminated floors and it has done fine on them. I would think they would be fine on wood. They are not metal wheels.
1741257
I believe it would still scratch the hardwood floor. The wheels screw into a metal base inside the bars. However, you may be able to file down or have covered.
1058116
They will probably scratch an engineered wood floor, but most stools will. You can get felt pads from Home Depot, etc. that stick on the bottom. You just have to clean off the dust that gathers around them as you move the stools around.
450759
The wheels are made of the same plastic as the rest of the toy (like that of a play kitchen). If you take it out on a road they will be scratched and then I personally wouldn't want it on my hardwood, but if you keep it as an inside toy, you're safe! Our baby got this at 12 mo and is now 21 mo and keeps loving it more and more! :)
1799483
The wheels did not leave black marks on wood flooring. However, if you wheel through dirt it will bring some inside just like the bottom of your shoes.
1531995
No, and I had this same concern as well. The rubber treads on the wheels make it safe to use on hard wood floors.
324912
The wheels are neither hard plastic or softer rubber. They are a dense squeezable foam composition. For being foam they work great on our laminate floors and I love the fact they won't cause any scratches.
1166505
It is possible to scratch hardwood floors. I suggest you put children's rubber play mats down to get the most fun out of this toy indoors if you don't have carpet. You can find them right here at Amazon for a great price.
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I'm not so sure if this are really Rubber Wheels? why? simply because if they really were Rubber they would be FLAT couldn't hold the weight put on them. I use them everywhere, I have not had marks or scratches on my floors I use them on cement and on Laminate floors. no problems on my side. But like the law of things? try it on a piece of what ever you are going to use them on and see for yourself. I'm very happy with how they work and hold the weight and they do not go flat if left on the same spot a long time. I have not moved the shelves for a period of 8 months the last time and when I moved the rack it rolled. :) hope it helps...
95602
The wheels are not a hard plastic they are more like a little soft rubber styrofoam type material. I do not think they will scratch the floor. My granddaughter loves the carrage.
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I do not have hardwood floors. However, I don't believe it should scratch your floors but check it out by calling Dyson anyway or checking the web site for specific info on this floor tool.