we would like to place this under our new carpet in the basement. Is it possible?
162301
No it is made only for tile or concrete!!! You will catch your house on fire putting it under a rug.
162302
This product is made to be placed under tile or concrete!! if you put it under a carpet you will catch your house on fire. This product gets hot
461946
I had the same situation. On half of it I used 2-sided carpet tape and nothing on the other half. After 4 months I can't tell any difference. The occasional tile (fewer than 10%) in both sections didn't seem to lay perfectly flat so I put two widths of tape underneath them and solve the problem. These tiles are perfect for a basement.
1166857
That's a good idea. I think it would work. You have to screw it into the wood floor (that's under the carpet). It's about a 1/2 inch that needs to be cleared for the door to open. We really like this product!
2202366
We have this net in backyard and use it only for lacrosse work. It is not staked down right now so I had my son use his lacrosse ball against it and it did not move at all on the grass. In a basement, if it is a bare floor surface I think you would definitely have to place it on a non-skid mat of some sort and weight down the support sides with something. On carpet, it might stay in position better without weighting it.
978878
Mine rolled out flat and has stayed flat. If yours doesn't then just flip it over so the curled side is face down. I don't see any reason why you couldn't install carpet tiles on top of this.
2044990
Mine's on carpet on a basement floor. If you are upstairs from others, whether they will hear you probably has more to do with floor/construction. There are heavy duty no skid rubber feet on all legs that I imagine will absorb most sound and should keep it from moving. If it's a floor that slips (hardwood/tile), I would think a small carpet under it would work as long as the carpet was also rubber backed. BTW, I still use this rebounder four - five days a week and am loving its sturdiness. It still appears brand new. (I mostly use it barefoot, but wear athletic shoes sometimes.)
2029946
The carpet would have to be higher than the hardwood floor so that the Scooba would "bump" into it. I use the artificial wall to block the area or close the bedroom doors.
1348440
My basement is about that size, but essentially only one room. If you have good air flow throughout, perhaps.
1384239
I tried it and ended up tacking it down to keep it in place. Bear in mind there is no hardwood floors under the carpet. Tacked down it works just fine.
1865190
Place the mat under the legs. My problem was that this mat won't stay in-place on carpet anyway.
1302756
I don't remember how it came, but it would be fine under a cat box. It is just to thin to put on carpet and roll a desk chair over.
817275
Depends on the carpet I suppose. If it on high fluffy carpet , maybe not. Otherwise, I think you could put on firm enough carpet. I have mine on a wooden floor and don't have a carpet in my house.
1892280
Yes but it will be hard to move. If it's on carpet it will not roll out from under them. if on bare floor you will need to buy caps for the legs to prevent it scratching your floors.
1959534
I imagine that you can if it is a fairly firm carpet. I use mine on a flat solid floor.
927709
I think that is the only option. I have two in my basement they are freestanding
1296433
Yes...mine sits on carpet flooring in my basement. The sound is so incredible that you can feel it!! You won't regret buying it....
1857435
No......I don't think that is a good idea. Maybe you could use a spatula to spread it into the back of carpet and onto the floor...