Do they stick well on wood floors?? Don't want them to move when I work out!
739199
I put mine on wood floors, they haven't moved, but i have my bench and my weights on them all the time, not sure if they are acting like anchors.
739200
If you put them on wood or carpet without anything weighing them down, they will move a lot. You might be able to use rug tape or something to make it stay in place or weigh down the corners with furniture or weights.
739201
Yes, they stick well on to wooden floor. However, they will only move if it is on carpet.
2166013
They have held up great. They might be good for hardwood floors if you put a rubber mat down the size of the base. They are medal.
2198175
I would not use these on hardwood as-is. The feet are pretty hard and would slide/scratch. Perhaps you could find some rubber or felt pads for them.... They are heavy enough that they wouldn't slide with felt.
668771
I also have a Marley dance floor and use them for creative movement and pre ballet classes. They don't stick to the floor like I would like them to but they don't slide very much. If the dots aren't very far apart, they won't slide at all. They also have a ridge on the top so I turn them upside down when I have them jump from spot to spot. The children love them because of the bright colors and look forward to using them. We also play hop scotch with them. They don't slide during hop scotch.
1586663
I use them on a Marley dance floor. They work for my dancers. They can slip a little. But they are perfect for what I use them for.
1326396
No ! These are not water proof. On a hard surface floor they can really move.
819657
Yes they will work off carpet but not as well, I keep a few weights on the mat to keep it from moving, the bottom of the pad is smooth and can cause slipping, but better on carpet than on a smooth surface
1175476
The pads themselves are very sticky and grip pretty well. However, I used tape to make sure they didn't shift while wearing shoes. Just so you know, they work amazing!
1457586
The mat stays good on a hard floor, like in a gym. Have not tried on hardwood. The mat gets slippy when you sweat during the excercise. I like the size, but it could have more grip on its surface.
2130088
see my review on Dec 14, 2012 in the 3 star group, I think they would have the same issues on a tile floor, in my view they are intended to slide on carpet...however other reviewers say they have used them on bare floors
659131
Ehh, probably not wood floors. These are kind of big for regular chair legs, too. I use them for under sofa legs on carpet. Your best best would be felt on wood floors. For sound purposes too. I am sensitive because my apartment is under some people who don't have felt pads. People don't just slide chairs like you would assume - They pick them up and slam them beck down on the floor. If you want hard plastic glides and no one lives below you, then I would at least recommend smaller versions of these.
276205
Yes, I think they would work on top of carpet. If you were to jump on them or exercise, they may shift a bit because they won't be able to grip the floor, but if that's not an issue for you, then it should work. Our issue was just that they didn't stay locked together when used for exercising.
275131
These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
1629365
I don't go to the gym so I don't really know how they would do. I would suggest purchasing a set of comply foam tips as they seal up nicely and seem to me they would stay in place during a work out.
1156163
They are made for wood or tile floors. I use mine for wood floors. Just tested my stools on short carpet and they don't slide very well on it. But don't stick either. You may have to experiment with different solutions. Have you thought about using felt on wood side and plastic on the carpet side? I had to cover a portion of my wood floor in a home office with rubber/carpet mats from Home Depot to keep from scratching the floor on a secretary chair with rollers.
150539
No. Truthfully, I haven't had the best experience with them. I just took up the floor I laid down about two months ago because the tiles kept sliding around. They wouldn't stick. I've had experience with vinyl flooring in the past, I've fine three floors if my house with wood look vinyl flooring which worked well, these, not so much.
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.