Could you put a rolling office chair on these ? I want to use them under a craft table over carpet to protect against spills
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I suppose you could, but with the way the padding is you might not be able to roll the chair around very easily. It would probably get caught where the pieces connect as well.
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Their purpose is to keep furniture from moving. I do not see them working for office chairs. It seems the wheels would roll over them.
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I don't see why not! I use mine on the thin carpet at work and I usually can get a couple extra hours of standing in at a time. It's basically like a thick, firm cushion.
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I bet you could they are insulated and flat. Would protect counter tops and table tops.we use them on our church buffets under sterno chaffing dishes...same princple.. to protect that surface beloe. So glad ypu asked.
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My office has low pile carpeted floor tiles and I am able to roll around on this chair while sitting on it. It does not roll as easily as a regular office chair. If you have a floor mat or tile/wood floor it should roll easily for you.
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They are rounded plastic, as long as they don't get to full of dirt and grit they should be ok. it would roll very well on hard wood, but if you are worried a rug or mat underneath also works well.
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I think i would use felt pads instead. These are about 2 inches square and have a place for a wheel. I don't think they would be practical for sliding dining chairs in and out.
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I don't see why not. But you could just get sticky back felt pads for the feet of the chairs for a fraction of the price. Not to say that this product isn't worth it. It definitely works great for me, with no worries of scratching my new wood floor.
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I'm Afraid NOT ... I ordered these to help me solve the issue of not being able to move around here in my home office, which was carpeted with 1/2" pile carpet. These wheels made very little or no difference. Mobility is important to me (now that I'm disabled) so I gave up and had hardwood flooring installed here in the office. Now I have to buy 4 different wheels (the soft rubber kind) as these are too hard for my new floor and will scratch it (as told to me by the flooring people and verified by several office supply stores). So, the short answer is NO. Sorry, I ,too, was looking for an inexpensive solution, but it didn't workout.
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I suppose they could, but they have a threaded shaft, designed more for bolting on machinery, such as the table saw I used them on. They are more industrial than furniture grade, but if you didn't care about the looks, they are great casters, at least so far. If you have a chair with wooden legs, you might be able to drill slightly undersized holes in the legs and tab them in with a hammer.
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Yes you can use this under desk chairs. You can use this on hardwood floors but just keep in mind that it does not stick to the floor and will move an lift. It really depends on how you use it. But it definitely is a thick liner that helps protect carpet or floor from water, stains, pet dirt from paws. I even use it for under my toddlers feeding chair or use for finger painting
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It depends on the hight of your table. These chairs fit well under a standard sized iron outdoor table I bought from Lowe's. They are heavy duty chairs. If your dining area is carpeted I would not use these due to the weight. They do have a lower profile and could aggravate back issues and could be difficult for a child to use. I love these chairs for my outdoor space and would recommend them.
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I would not. These are hard plastic and are mainly for carpets. You could attach some felt pads to make them work on hard surfaces like wood or tile.
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Yes, I think they would work on top of carpet. If you were to jump on them or exercise, they may shift a bit because they won't be able to grip the floor, but if that's not an issue for you, then it should work. Our issue was just that they didn't stay locked together when used for exercising.
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It would NOT be safe to use these for chairs. These are designed for beds or desks which remain stationary.
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I would, if I had hardwood floors in my office upstairs . I'm using the chair on carpet and its perfectly fine. So in short, YES go for it!
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Don't think so. They are made of a dense foam. I use them on a folding table with plastic laminate