Can these tiles be used as a sturdy dance floor if placed on a wall to wall carpet?
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.
2105820
No. First, it's not strong enough to support the weight and second, I don't think that the tiles would stick.
1557903
Yes , I use the stability mats even on a carpeted floor. The mats offer more than just stability , they also offer padding for the Total Gym.
914044
I have mine sitting on a ceramic tile floor...carpet may be a whole different story. It does come with hardware to attach it to the wall. I have my KitchenAid mixer on the next to lowest shelf (20-25lb) and a wooden bin of bottled water and sodas on the bottom shelf. Higher shelves are cookbooks and knick knacks. It is very sturdy, but, I wouldn't overload the upper shelves.
2059477
I used mine over concrete slab but tested them over hardwood and ceramic tile. They worked fine, no slippage. Although I can't say from personal experience, I would guess the carpet would have to be a very flat, low pile. I would also think that a workout with a lot of intense foot work might tend to separate the tiles.
1997861
I use this in my home with regular carpet and at trade shows with low pile carpet. I display ceramic warmers so it has to be sturdy. I've never had an issue at any location. Based on my experience, you should not have to attach it to the wall.
2284839
For a tile floor you would use only the ones with the felt side down. In this set the four felt side down ones are relatively small. They might work. An alternative would be to cut some 6 inch squares from thick carpet remnant and us them like you would the sliders, with carpet side down- backing up.
521966
No. The tiles of this mat will come apart under the pressure of your hands and whatnot and especially on the soft surface of carpet. Keep seeking stickier and thicker yoga mats.
657052
I wouldn't see an issue on the floor, as long as you press the mat firmly into place and heat it to get a sold mold. As far as walls I would not trust the adhesion to hold tile or paneling with out fastening with screws. But on the floor I wouldn't see an issue if installed properly.
781766
Probably. I actually turned 2 on their sides to make a daybed with storage, so I don't know about standing them up on carpet. I can tell you they are HEAVY. I think if you assembled as instructed and maybe added a little wood glue in the joints, you'd be fine.
1491782
I put mine on plywood (6-8 mos ago), so I can't say for sure. If memory serves me correctly, they were VERY sticky/tacky. Guessing you are talking about a flat, commercial feel carpet? I would guess they would stick, but if you are talking about very serious wear & movement by those on the squares (yoga class, day care etc), think I'd be pretty cautious....good luck!
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.
2268108
It is very sturdy, I actually climbed on it myself. It may not sit as solid on carpet though. You can always put it against a wall if there is a big concern. We have it on lanolium flooring and it does not move even with the cats running into it or climbing on it.
1100476
They would slide but mine are stacked against a wall and they do fine....but they do slide on each other rather than stick to each other. You could throw one of those rug liner things in between them...made of latex to keep rugs from sliding.
1741483
Yesi believe you could screw a set into the threaded holes they have for the adjustable legs. I would think these would need to be very sturdy for the unit is heavy.It may leave a impresion in the floor if not a hard tile.
53299
I would not. Even if you had a large enough surface for it not to slip away from your feet like a frisbee, there is not a tacky feel to either side of these enough for me to use on carpet.
1942006
no! They are a hard plastic and would not glide on carpet and would scratch a wood or tile floor. They are only meant to be a stationery lift for a bed frame.