Will the HON Medical stool roll on indoor/outdoor carpeted area or do I need to order special casters?
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We use these in a medical office on a carpeted floor and have no problem with movement/rolling
371415
I have "industrial carpet" in my office. This is low-nap carpet with virtually no padding. The stool rolls easily on this carpet. If your indoor/outdoor carpet has little or no padding, it should roll fine. The casters are pretty good.
314373
Absolutely! The wheels are a hard rubber type material and roll very smoothly--unlike the plastic wheels on a desk chair that I have. I love this stool.
64612
You don't need to put the casters on. The unit is sturdy enough without them and the bottom of the legs already have plastic caps on them so you might not even need the rubber feet. To get the pants of the floor try not putting them through the hangers, just lay them on top.
85433
Personally I wouldn't put it on casters ot it. I would be apt to use furniture pad movers that can be purchased at most home and hardware stores. To me this wold be the best as the base is too small for casters and may tip easily if too much weight s on one side or catches the carper or passing over uneven floors.
1541949
I'm sorry but I never had to, they were perfect out of the box for our waiting room. Going on 3 years now and they are still going strong. Hope that helps but we never added casters.
1219732
Hi Duane....The answer to that, is No. The legs lock into place, but there are no casters for the feet. There is, however, roller under the frame, so when the unit is folded up, the roller allows it to be moved easily...hope this helps...Wayne
1674365
Not very moveable. It is very heavy. If someone knows where I can find casters that will fit this table, I'd be appreciative!
2113194
Rolls on any surface. I prefer carpet, but it will leave tempary marks in it from the notches. I recommend using it in the comforts of home.
1508816
The casters really roll easily, I think they would be o.k. on wood floors. We use the chair on a tile floor, no scratches on the tile.
1081163
I have tile floors, so I decided to wait. It slides easily enough without casters. But if you choose to have then, look on the Powell kitchen website and they sell them separately.
1680575
My stool is used on a tile floor. I previously had a stool with rollers. I usually just pick it up slightly when I move it although it will glide along the tile floor okay, not as well as rollers but the beauty of it is worth the effort.............Not a problem.....................
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The one we purchased came with casters, but we chose not to put them on as they were not the locking type. Even without them, it is fairly easy to move. The crib does not fold flat; if you're looking for that type of truly portable crib this is not it. Once set up, it remains solid. You will need to purchase a crib mattress for it, too. The pad it comes with will work for a short time but is not enough support for a larger baby.
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I have had no problem. I have them on kitchen chairs, rolling directly on a laminate floor. As I recall, most office chair mats have a rough surface. For that application a harder caster may be a better answer.
1355795
I would say yes, however it would need to be sanded. I actually love the color and love the stool so much, I just ordered my 5th one. I have them strategically placed all around my house.
115897
I agree with previous answers. This is a hefty unit, added weight of pots pans, dishes, etc., substantial. I am able to slide it on my hard surface floor, if I really need to. But I think manufacturer took all things into consideration by not putting it on casters.
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Yes, casters work well on grouted tile floors, but aren't rubberized, so expect it to be a bumpy roll!
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You can order Wheels by calling Bowflex. I did, incredibly useful when you are in a small apartment so that you can push it to the corner when not in use. Plus the wheels have locks.