Could you set chairs on top of this or would that destroy the foam tile?
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Depends on the chair base. The foam is fairly resilient and because of the pattern, it takes a bit to see any tears. Heels are the worst for it - heels (especially if very thin) will puncture the pattern. If the chair base is a four legged chair with uneven weight distribution, it will eventually cause some damage to the foam. If you have a directors chair - the legs are a bit wider and don't really damage it.
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Yes , it's pretty heavy duty we had a table, chairs, and a heavy display wall at a trade show on it.
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It doesn't destroy... I used tables and chairs, they leave a mark, but it comes back afterwards.
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I do all the time with no problem. However at one show I used the chairs they had and the rubber cover was missing on the metal chair leg and it left a debt for a bit and as soon as we noticed we switched the chair out. Some lady with stilettos walked on it during the night of a multi day show and made holes&#128513;&#128563;&#128547;
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I do all the time with no problem. However at one show I used the chairs they had and the rubber cover was missing on the metal chair leg and it left a debt for a bit and as soon as we noticed we switched the chair out. Some lady with stilettos walked on it during the night of a multi day show and made holes���
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Well they need to be light weight to not see where the chair was. It would take a lot to destroy the tile.
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I put those foam pads under mine, not right on the floor. The suction cups don't work on it but you don't need them!
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Hi Lucy! They have a glossy topcoat on them which could likely easily be sanded off so you could restain the chairs. Good luck!
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You can stack the chairs but it is not recommended by Hanover. They say it could damage the finish.
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I tacked it down on wonder board with pl400. Then set tiles on it with a 3/8 inch layer of thinnest mortar
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It works on tile floor - chairs will slide over grout lines but better to raise up off the chair slightly so you are not having all your weight on it.
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Yes you can. I kerdied the wall and base and used thin set to set the seat in place. Cover seat with Kerdi and tiled over it. Turned out great. Good luck with the project
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The chairs I have are on concrete, so they can rock. I imagine the chair would be fine on rocks, but it may not roll forward as much. If you are agile, this shouldn't be a problem.
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I would think that is possible, but you would need to purchase some rubber caps for the legs, so they do not mark the floor.
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I don't think so - it is foam and would be ruined by cutting, sanding or any sharp tool.
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No. You might want to put down a noskid mat or area rug under it. However it is only the outside perimeter and the perimeter of the small opening in the middle that is in contact with the floor. The raised part of the platform that the chair sits on does not touch the floor. I have hardwood floors and it works like a charm.
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You could if you had to but I wouldn't recommend it. There are metal bars/slats across the bottom with space between them (not solid). I don't believe that would be comfortable. I got the chairs with the cushions - love them!
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definitely, if put on directly. If you place the weights on something that can distribute the weight, you may be ok. I use a spare tile as a "mat" to put things on to protect the floor.
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no you would have too cover the tile with plywood first then you can use the tiles
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You should be able to do that however depending on the surface it will be on the legs might damage the floor if hardwood. Carpet would probably be ok. I cannot say for sure that it will be the best solution however because the wheels may add an additional structural element as far as safety
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He wouldn't damage it, it's tough plastic. The panels would not disconnect, they are held together tightly. The worst that would happen if he was kicking and pushing it with his feet, it would slide and move around. The suction cups might help with that if you can place it on a hard surface, not carpet.
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I have the chair on a carpet that is on a solid wood floor. I have it on the carpet to protect the floor. I am sure that it would work very well on tile floor however, if I were to put the chair on a tile floor, I would still put something down to protect the tile. For the price I am very happy with the chair. Hope this helps.