Would the Air Glider work to move antique buffets, china cabinets, organs etc. on hardwood floors?
1702115
Most defiantly. I've used it to move an upright piano with ease. Also large 2 door fridges. The air glider is a great tool.
1702116
Yes. One would have to construct a box jig to fill the void above the air lifts and the bottom of the cabinetry in order to effectively move the item.
1702117
The glider worked fine for a washer and dryer, but struggled greatly with a refrigerator. So weight is a big factor. If your furniture weighs less than the tools rating, then yes it should work fine on your hardwood floor
1702118
I use it for remodeling kitchens. It can lift a fridge with all the food inside and move it out of the room with no effort. I love it. Safe a lots of time and labor cause you can handle moving heavy stuff by yourself.
1702119
As long as you can get the glider pads underneath the party of the furniture that is within about an inch or two of the flour, it will work perfectly. The worst case scenario is that you would lift the hutch enough on one end at a time and slide the glider pad under the legs of the hutch. And maybe take the China out first. ;)
121825
I think it would work fine, but would not recommend it if you were going to put a lot of heavy objects in the drawer. I don't think they would hold up to the weight over time.
1568636
Sure but it will certainly compromise the structural integrity of the plastics especially the floor from repeated movements. Also, if the surface is varies too much you may have trouble with glide top and doors aligning and functioning properly.
570391
yes, i think it would. the rollers are hard plastic and might scratch the floors.
1337072
I think it would work on a hard floor with furniture on it, but you might get some shifting around over the top of carpeting.
470433
I would think so. If your floor is a thick carpet possibly not to well. If wood or short pile will probably do just fine. Make sure you look at them for weight restrictions. 100 lbs, 300 lbs?Dixon PetersonI use them on breakfast chairs and they wortk very well.
383893
I don't know for sure, as I said, I use it to slide a pretty heavy treadmill on carpet. However, the spongy grips would hold a piano's legs well, I think. In my opinion, it would be worth trying, but be careful that you are sliding it slowly and check and make sure the legs are staying on the pads.
972777
This chair is very well made and moves easily on carpet so I don't think it would drag on hardwood. But anything is possible with continued use.
1506181
No. This glider will not work properly if hung from only 2 points, like a swing. It wouldn't swing very high at all, and the chains would really be in the way if hung like that. I don't recommend you try this.
1801190
I think so. Works great on smooth tile. The chairs really stay put. You can cut them to fit the legs with kitchen scissors.
1110113
I think so...I've got it on hardwood and the baby can move it a little, but not enough to be a concern. I think it'd actually work better on carpet.
840946
Yes! We have hardwood floors and it is very easy to move around. You just lift from the back legs and it rolls on the front wheels easily. It is pretty light weight but very sturdy and well made - we love this high chair!
242579
Sure but it wouldn't move at all - you'd have to pick it up to move around. If you tried to slide you may scrape your flooring. You would also be a good 10" shorter.
2060429
Sure, it would work great for that. Can hold a lot of weight. Very maneuverable.
867898
I don't see how it could be done, plus, you want a solid contact with the floor. The saw and stand are so light, you can pick them up and move them around very easily.
1531673
If it's on carpet I think it'd be a sturdy substitute to a hardwood dance floor. There are little grooves where the boards snap together that make the board not so flat.
298520
If you have hardwood floors it glides very easy of you add the protective pads to the bottomVery light weight as wellHope that helps