We want to add a swivel base to recliners in our RV & they have to be moved when we are traveling. Do the little feet make it hard to move on carpet?
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I am very satisfied with my swivel base because it is relatively easy to move but does not move around when you are rocking.
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I would think not. The base is round and only has really small tabs as feet. I think it would be very easy to move. My concern would be if the seats are secure when you are driving. Hope this is helpful. :)
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I don't know....it depends on the weight of the chair. ..you could put rollers on it to make it easier
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On flat carpet. Best on hard floor. Can you push high chair with wheels across carpet easily? If not dont bur
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Mine is not retractable; however, it doesn't seem to be a problem. I love this little "gem". It is so lightweight and easy to maneuver in tight spots. Great for hard surface floors but was not intended for carpet.
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The stools do not fall over with our careful adult use, but, perhaps because we have them placed on a carpet, they are hard to pull closer to our tabletop or move back --not sure if large circular base would move more easily on a hardwood floor... not home so can't measure height adjustment. It is slightly difficult to clean crumbs from the quilting seams, but we still like the chairs.
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Absolutely!! The only ones that don't slide easily for me are those on my large chest of drawers that are sitting in the grooves left before I put the sliders on; but it only takes a bit of shifting, then I can slide the chest anywhere. These are the best furniture sliders for carpet.
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Yes, it is smaller than most recliners and you slide a little because it doesn't recline back far enough.
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Hi. The wheels move it but it moves a lot easier on hard floors rather than the carpet. Pulling the chair forward on carpet is not easy for some reason though pulling back on the chair (going backwards is okay.) This is not an issue on hard floors.
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you can glue little rubber feet to the bottom, which will prevent sliding.. or that rubber matting that you put under carpets. I have mine against a window seat.. it does double duty to assist my old guys in climbing up.. but I always find it in other areas of the room, and turned over.. they don't seem to mind, and get quite excited when I right it!
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Mine is on carpet and can be moved quite easily. Keep in mind this is not a flimsy table, it is good quality and on the heavy side. But, wheels are substantial for the table (they also lock) and can be rolled.
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I have carpet and tile in my kitchen, so the chair does not slide well. The feet are plastic. I plan to look for a small slider that I can glue on to the bottom of the chair. Without protection on the bottom, I would not use them on a hard wood floor. I am sure the chair would scratch the floor. Perhaps Flash Furniture could answer that question for you. Otherwise, I am very happy with my two chairs.
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Yes, they are quite heavy and should settle into thicker carpet nicely. If you are worried about divots in the carpet, I would suggest getting some small furniture sliders to put under the feet.
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Hi again, yes it does swivel up and down. We have it in our RV and that was the feature we were looking for. There is a knob you have to screw/unscrew to allow it to swivel up and down.
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We've had ours for over a year and not had the issue of sliding around on carpet. I will say, though, that my little guy tends to bounce up and down rather than "rock", so that may be part of the difference. We have gotten a ton of use out of it and he has finally outgrown it. Would highly recommend to others.
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Have not noticed that. Maybe if pushed up on center from bottom?? But there was no wobble at all setting up or in use. I didn't get any movement from center at all. Was used on Berber carpet.
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I too have the rubber tray on top of the carpet. I have not had any issues with my organizer sliding around. It is well worth the money.
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No, use hard sliders (Like these) to slide over a soft surface like carpet. Use soft or felt sliders to slide over hard surfaces.
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We have moved ours from garage to spare bedroom and back several times. The wheels on the front end may not be too useful depending on the surface. Placing furniture moving pads under the "legs" may make moving easier (sliding) especially if on a continuously carpeted floor. Changing the foot pads from recumbent to elliptical is easy although they may be stiff, as noted by others. The control center must also be repositioned but that only involves loosing or tightening one T-handled bolt.