How heavy are the individual pieces? I have a plastic kitchen, and hardwood floors and I'm worried that they'll be too heavy/noisy when they fall!
807892
They are very light but watch out for the wooden storage containers they come in. I would discard them they all broke within days and it you're little one likes putting things in their mouth you will have splinter heaven. The actually quality of food items are better than we thought they would be we have tile floors and the noise doesn't bother us until our little drop a play pot or pan
807893
They are not particularly heavy at all. Yes, they may be slightly heavier than plastic, but by a small margin. It is a quality product.
807894
Heavy. We have carpet and I can't imagine if a piece fell on hard wood floors. I don't recommend it. I hid some of the pieces because I thought it would hurt someone.
807895
They are all wood so they do make noise when they fall on my hardwood floors. If you are sensitive to sound, you probably will not like these. My house is noisy anyway so I don't notice it. Good quality though!
807896
The food is not heavy and when dropped it sounds like a childs toy block hitting the floor. I have hardwood floors too, and that's how the food sounds when it falls on the floor. Hope this was helpful.
709829
No they are not that heavy and are easy to slide. I have wood floors so I do have a protectant pad on the bottom. I love my chairs, they look great and that is why I bought them.
1523922
not very thick at all, actually. the steps are all plastic, with a thin sponge like pad on them. i wouldn't put much weight on them, as you can very easily pick the steps up and move them with one finger. easy to clean, but plastic.
535215
i think they are metal. The sound they make sounds metal to me. I dropped one onto the tile and it made a clink sound.
1106758
They should be able to absorb some noise. I would recomend maybe putting the non slip mats underneath (mat you put under rug to keep from slipping) as added padding. I think any upstairs jumping would get noisy but these should be ok for kids. Unfortunately mine is stationed in garage so i can't really tell you from experience. Sorry.
1404908
It's not all that heavy, but it is a hard plastic. It makes quite a bit of noise when dropped on wood floors. If you have carpet, it might be OK. My dog loves it, but I always have her play outside with it mainly because our floors are wood, and the noise would be bothersome for us. Wish I could help you more.
791414
It is a hard plastic. I would probably get a piece of felt or similar fabric and glue it to the bottom before putting onto a hardwood floor.
27392
They don't have anything to hold them in place, but if you have carpet or a rug they won't move around. I bought a rug to put underneath mine, because we have hardwood floors and it does a pretty good job at staying put. I mean nothing is prefect and we put them back into places from time to time.
197790
There are round plastic pieces that seem to work great - there has been no damage to our wood floors and my kids move them around all the time.
889524
They are very sturdy! We had a different one before, and it was not nearly as strong as this one we have. Just as long as you keep it on a level floor, this can handle a ton of weight. :-)
1817383
They slip on wood a bit but, I sort of started walking to make up for it. I only have wood flooring in a few rooms of my house so it doesn't really bother me.
492888
I have hardwood floors and it slides a little but is pretty heavy. You get used to stepping on it.
27625
It is very heavy, but very easy to move as it sits on nylon levelors. Mine is placed on hardwood floors, and I have moved it several times to clean the floor and it has not damaged my floor. This is solid wood and very well made, easy to assemble
1809478
Hi, I live in a one story home...but I do the tread climber at 4 am and no one in my house has complained about the noise. We put foam puzzle mats under it so that it would not damage the floor so this may be helping too. Note: we keep our house pretty cool about 63 degrees. It takes the shocks a few minutes to warm up so it is a little bit clunky at first. Also this thing has wheels but is extremely heavy once it is put together so moving it up and downstairs if you move will take two grown strong men. But this is not a bad thing because it feels sturdy when supporting the weight of my 300 lb husband, some machine we have had in the past feel flimsy. Hi, I live in a one story home...but I do the tread climber at 4 am and no one in my house has complained about the noise. We put foam puzzle mats under it so that it would not damage the floor so this may be helping too. Note: we keep our house pretty cool about 63 degrees. It takes the shocks a few minutes to warm up so it is a little bit clunky at first. Also this thing has wheels but is extremely heavy once it is put together so moving it up and downstairs if you move will take two grown strong men. But this is not a bad thing because it feels sturdy when supporting the weight of my 300... » Read More Hi, I live in a one story home...but I do the tread climber at 4 am and no one in my house has complained about the noise. We put foam puzzle mats under it so that it would not damage the floor so this may be helping too. Note: we keep our house pretty cool about 63 degrees. It takes the shocks a few minutes to warm up so it is a little bit clunky at first. Also this thing has wheels but is extremely heavy once it is put together so moving it up and downstairs if you move will take two grown strong men. But this is not a bad thing because it feels sturdy when supporting the weight of my 300 lb husband, some machine we have had in the past feel flimsy. « Show Less
265548
I don't know exactly but they are not light weight. If I had to guess I would say about 25 lbs. They are VERY well made of particle board with carpet attached over most of the surface. I love them because they are not plastic and are pretty heavy duty!.
2217317
Is it safe for the floors? Should be fine, but will slide around. Is it safe for your child on wood floors? As long as they dont jump off or do anything crazy on it, it should be fine. My son is almost 2 and he does fine with it on our tile floors. Great product and would buy again.
123933
Has not seemed fragile to me, I have only had them about a month, a friend though had them for 2 years and no problem there. Now unlike others I do not drop mine as I do not want dents on my floor, but that is just for me.