I cannot find a "rocker stopper" anywhere but have heard they exist. My rocking chair will not stop moving on our carpet. Do you think this will help?
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I used these for stopping my couches from sliding on my laminate flooring. They are very "rubbery" feeling so it may work to stop the rocker from sliding on the carpet. I did find they don't stick really great as I have had to replace a few, but you do get a lot in the package. Hope that helps
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just look up the cushions on Amazon for that company and you will get all the information you need,they have several sizes and colors ,so you can decide what fits your needs.The size I got just wasn't the right size ,but that is because I had a custom built rocker,and it is very hard to find one that will fit just right,but the one I got fits ok,it serves the purpus.Measure your chair and look up the sizes,make your choice,and your done.
1110012
I don't see anyway to disable the rocker part of the chair, but it does not rock when fully reclined.
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Hi there,Thanks for your input. We ended up buying this rocker for our baby before he was born (he's now 9 months, so it's all packed away now). We loved it! We had no problems with it tipping. It's funny to see that I was so worried about it in my third tri-mester state :-)
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I have mine on carpet and wanted to put some kind of slider under it. However, I found it too heavy (even empty!) to move easily since the unit spins but the bottom doesnʻt. So I left it as is. To move it, I empty it and then slowly push it using the base.
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My bad...I've had mine so long, I forgot about the carpet glide attachment. I have only used mine on hard surfaces.
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I used it on my rocker recliner after hip replacement. My recliner has "ski"-like wooden runners, and they sit securely on the square pad with it's rubbery surface pads. It will still rock. Although I have never seen one, there are rocker recliners that have a different configuration on the bottom, and I don't know if these would work.
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As I wrote in my review of this product: YES, the plastic base will slide around on carpets, wooden or tile floors, which in turn will reduce the rocking fun. However, there is a solution to that: at any Walmart or K-Mart you can buy play mats for kids, wich are made of slip resistant foam; if you put the rockin' rider on such a mat there is no more sliding around and the fun can begin!! Hope this was helpful to you. Best regards, Andy.
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In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a furniture store if such a product exists for the application you describe. Good luck! In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a... » Read More In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a furniture store if such a product exists for the application you describe. Good luck! « Show Less
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Mine sits on carpet but has never tipped over. Try putting a board underneath it.
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No it doesn't. I think only the chair has that, not the rocker. To be honest, it hasn't needed it. It's so easy to rock!
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I experienced the same problem and after doing much research determined that only a few central vacuums actually work on this type of carpet. I ended up with a Wessel-Werk EBK 360 powerhead that does the job. This is a common problem that many people are experiencing with this new type of carpet. The description for this vacuum states that it will will work for any type of carpet but obviously that is not true. The company would only pay for me to send back my order if I exchanged it however the powerhead I needed was not offered. The cost for me to ship it back was around $60. Hope this helps.
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I haven't tried it on a carpet. Sorry can't help with that one. I think it is probably worth a try though!
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Sorry Jeff, in the end I've got rid off chair. I did not like back support. I thought I would enjoy rocking motion more but after 1-2 days using it the novelty wears off.
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Had the same trouble but I have a collection of canes and thus found a good one that was the correct diameter. Please remember it must be snug and not wobble. Would suggest you measure the diameter of your cane and match it to the inside diameter of the rubber tip. You might try your local hardware store and perhaps they might have some removal suggestions.
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I con't know why that particular thing happened, but I had a hard time putting the back on. It kept coming off and I finally just took the whole apparatus down and started over. It finally worked. I suggest you take the whole thing down and re-assemble. This chair is not very comfortable. Be careful when you bend over to pick up something from the floor from a sitting position. If you are on a slick or hardwood floor, the wheels are very quick to roll and the chair can tip over and roll out from under you abruptly - dumping you on the floor.
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No. The rockers and feet are all hard molded plastic. We've used this on hardwood, bathroom tile and carpet and it's never "slipped" during use. We drag it into position, but it doesn't slip around when our baby gets it rocking. When the little props are extended to prevent rocking, the chair can be dragged and slid on smooth floors.