Is this too heavy to have on an upper floor and can carpet be under the unit?
1403162
No it is not too heavy and because the weight is dispersed anyway.Carpet is not a problem. The bottom of the sauna may get somewhat warm but never hot.
1403163
No it is not too heavy and because the weight is dispersed anyway. Carpet is not a problem. The bottom of the sauna may get somewhat warm but never hot.
129514
For the most part, yes. Wheels need to be installed if you wish to roll it around. Since air is drawn in from the bottom the wheels serve to raise the unit which allows for better clearance and air flow from floor, rugs etc.
1098361
I have placed mine on carpet before and have had no problems. The unit itself doesn't seem to get very warm to the touch.
1656525
This is a very quiet unit. It can be used in a situation like yours. If you want, you can put/add a small carpet uder it or one of those rubber exercise mats.
1476297
We have it on the floor but we had a similar set in our old house, which had very low pile carpet, and it worked fine. I think you'll be OK.
1029900
That's probably unwise considering its a heavy coffee table that will be even heavier if you use the storage feature. You can purchase furniture feet pads/ discs that would probably be preferable. It moves really easily (though I have wood floors) you'd probably be fine as long as your carpeting isn't super long shag.
1880471
It can depend on how thick your carpet is. You could try putting the heavy stuff on the bottom or even securing the unit to the wall. It is not a heavy unit.
1751241
Absolutely. I have mine on carpet - in fact it's likely to be sturdier on carpet as you won't deal with any uneven flooring issues. We love this piece. Just take your time when putting it together. Pay close attention to the the way you install the middle shelf ensuring you install it with the finished surface towards the front as you won't be able to correct it later. But anyway, our is on carpet and it is 100% sturdy.
421482
not sure how low your carpet is. We have it in the garage on outdoor carpet and it is very stable. It should be fine due to the weight of the mat
1602206
I have mine on a carpeted floor with an exercise equipment mat underneath without any stability issues.
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.
1013687
I am not sure, there is no carpet in my apt. The panel is very light, so it might not be as good as on floors.
1509337
It probably depends on the carpet but it really shouldn't be a problem on carpet. It's pretty sturdy.
758876
Yes, it should be fine on your carpet. We've had it on carpet. Currently using it on tiled floor. It's perfectly elegant and due to the substantial size and opaque fabric, blocks the view nicely. It looks like a quality piece. We position it properly (not too straight) and it has never, ever tipped over. It only moves if we move it/bump it.
2158173
I wouldn't buy this one to use as a floor unit. It's not made to balance that way, "fully loaded" anyway. There are units out there that are designed to be used on the floor, I would reccomended those..
1405863
I have it on a carpeted floor in a corner. It is not top heavy. No problems with it wanting to tip over.
105159
This bag must have sand or water in the base to keep it from moving across the floor when hit. I have 220 pounds of sand in mine and I still move it after hitting it for a while. I don't think this is something you would want on an upper level apartment. They have the big frames that hold a regular heavy bag that might work. Everlast Heavy Bag Stand