How would you rate the maneuverability around pieces of furniture?
797610
It doesn't roll like the Tyson Ball, but it is easy to maneuver and very responsive. It lies flat to get into tight areas like under sofas and beds. This is my second one and I wouldn't buy any other.
797611
Very easy. Our kids even like it which is a big deal just by itself. They wouldn't touch the Hoover because it was too heavy and bulky.
797612
No issues. Lightweight and moves with ease. I love how it lies completely flat to go under beds/end tables, etc.
1832791
It is smooth but not pretty- we use a tablecloth whenever we use it. We have used it on hardwood floors but use it as an extension so don't move it around too much. I would use those felt or leather pads on the bottom of the legs if you are going to be shifting it around.
31738
Moving the bed is not too easy on my carpet. Probably would depend on the surface.
458165
I've used it little but so far a smooth surface would be optimal. The wheels themselves move around like a shopping cart, unless you know of a way to lock them in one direction.
1579144
HI Allyson-frankly I haven't done much of that just because it is so comfortable for me sitting now. The knobs are within reach and it doesn't look like it will be difficult. I love the table, feels sturdy and is exactly what I needed. Im sorry Im not able to answer your specific question. Good Luck
2251524
I used one of the protestors I bought on a recliner. Fit was a bit small but not that bad. As far as the love seat and the regular couch it was a very good fit. The only problem I ran into was I put them on leather furniture. Had a lot of problems keeping them in place. I think they would have worked very well on regular furniture.
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.
1495416
I have the unit next to a high dresser, which I do hold onto. I love it and use it when reading emails. I can drop my arms to my side and not worry about falling, but I do like having the safety of having the dresser there.
1968372
Angles aren't a problem at all because the Roomba can follow walls and the edges of furniture. While it does have some degree of logic, it pretty much just bounces off every surface in every direction until it gets the job done. I have a small apartment with too much furniture and it rarely has issues. Once in a while, I'll find it stranded and out of charge at the far end of the apartment but that's most likely because I don't have a lighthouse for it to find its way home reliably. Aside from that, I'd say it works well in any space as long as there aren't things on the floor that can get wrapped around the rollers. It is one of the best purchases I have ever made and I will absolutely buy another one when Roombie croaks.
865685
Not sure about the wheels. But my couch and chair moved everytime someone sat down. They hold my furniture in place very well.
238178
I am sorry as I am not sure what you mean. I can say that we have this seat in a very small bathroom and it was not difficult to maneuver around. I hope this helps.
332657
Definitely not high end furniture as they have plastic rails. But they close and open quietly and are surprisingly very sturdy. We've only had ours a little while and haven't used the drawers much, but I would say they operate extremely well.
1745759
You would still definitely need two people to lever the larger, heavier furniture. You are also probably going to need two people to "steer" when sliding the larger furniture items, but it DOES make moving the furniture so much easier than trying to carry it. My husband and I were able to move a very heavy entertainment center that was still stocked up with blu rays down the hall across stone tiled floor without the need to take it apart. We bought more to rearrange the rest of the furniture so we could shampoo carpets.
923528
These items are great. I have a curio cabinet, 3-piece sectional, entertainment center and all of them have the 'Super-Sliders' on the bottom and you can't even tell their there, plus the ease of moving any of the items is a breeze, I moved the sectional which is huge by myself. They can stay put underneath and the item can be moved with ease anytime you decide to move it. I put them under anything heavy and leave them there. As for looks...if you put them under whatever you can barely seen them, like my sectional it looks like part of the furniture, it all depends on what you put them underneath, hope this answers your questons, Happy Hloidays!!!! Paul
327038
I think so. I'm using it on a hardwood floor to put a bucket of fireplace woods. I don't move the bucket too often, only the time I vacuum around the area. But I've never have a problem. It may move around more than a plastic floor mat though. It's still tough enough to move around a chair, I think.
1031146
The drawers move freely and smoothly. This is applicable to the underneath storage/trodder. The one I bought for my children who are 8 & 6 years old is more than a year without any parts/accessories fallen apart.
684215
I did Insanity in them on hardwood. Barely slid. I think if you have a wide enough surface area, they won't move much.