Are the wheels safe for hard wood floors?
1271302
Yes the wheels are safe as they are made of a soft rubber but I would advise against buying this for a child that resides in a home under 1100 square feet as it is of decent size.
1271303
Yes they are. My granddaughter loves this carriage! She puts her dolls in it, stuffed bears, etc. It's also sturdy as he's had it almost a year, and she uses it consistantly and it's stood up to the usage!
1271304
We have hard wood floors and haven't ha a problem with this stroller on ours. My opinion would be that it is safe for hard wood floors.
457382
Yes, the wheels do just fine on hardwood floors. I gave this toy to my grandson for his birthday, and he lives in an old house with only hardwood floors on the main level. There is no problem with the traction.
2074114
Heavy duty wheels would be a problem because the legs are circular and only 2 inches in diameter at the bottom. Sliders would work and if your floor is smooth it does slide easily.
2213098
The wheels are rubber- like inline skate wheels. The grip and roll very well on hard wood floors.
1164062
I don't know for sure as I don't have wooden floors to test it, but the legs do have rubber ends, so I would think not.EDIT: they are plastic, not rubber. I don't see it making a difference, though.
859859
The back wheel are rubber so it will not do anything and front wheels are plastic but do not damage the floors. Our floors are wood and this thing is fantastic. Our daughter is six month old and goes everywhere. From all we bought so far that is the best
758728
I personally haven't had it used on hardwood, but the wheels are exactly like roller skate wheels and I don't think that it will affect the wood.
2180481
I do not have any wood floors.But I looked at the underside of the unit. It has the two large wheels in the rear, which have what appears to be a soft rubber replaceable tread (like a thin tire tread) on the outer part of the wheel. Those wheels should be fine. The front part of the unit slides on a thin plastic type strip which also appears to be replaceable. I would guess that as long as you do not have any gravel or small hard items that the plastic strip would push along in front of it, you would probably be OK.
631999
No, it is not made for use on hard wood floors, and it doesn't have special switches for different areas, at least not that I know of.
324912
The wheels are neither hard plastic or softer rubber. They are a dense squeezable foam composition. For being foam they work great on our laminate floors and I love the fact they won't cause any scratches.
1620308
I would be afraid of falling if used on wood floors. I have wood in my house and tested them. They are way too slippery on wood.
267163
They could, but not advised. The wheels are polyurethane, however they are soft and will wear out very fast, and be too tacky to enjoy on pavement. On a wood floor, they are great... Not advised for outdoor.
1168856
actually if you dont keep the small wheels clean and they stop rolling it will scuff the floor. as long as you keep the small wheels free of debris you will be fine
1799483
The wheels did not leave black marks on wood flooring. However, if you wheel through dirt it will bring some inside just like the bottom of your shoes.
1799725
They are very sturdy wheels and bearings. They should be able to withstand a wooden door.
2248839
As others have said, the wheels are a hard rubber. They don't mar my solid walnut floors and my floor normally scratches easily; they are not the Lumber Liquidator type (which is really resilient), but the real kind with polyurethane finish. It is a solid cart with large baskets and more sturdy hooks than I've seen with other carts.
937030
We're on our second Electrolux stick vac and have never had an issue with the wheels. Now, we have laminate, not hard wood, but I think you'd have nothing to worry about.