Would these work in an elementary art room at a table that kids only sit at one side of? LOTS of kids per day, table currently moves a few feet per class. I'm always moving it back.
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I belive it would if it is tiled,I use it on laminate floors works great keeps my recliner from going against the walls.hope it helps.
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Yes, they would work perfectly on one side Or all sides. I actually put them on two of the four legs of our table when we first got them and the table did not move. They last a long time. I still have the same ones on their and table does not move. Whoever, invented these should definitely get good reviews for them. They are awesome!!! They a dark kinda purple grayish color but I didn't care bc my table is still and my 11 month old baby boy now crawls a lot and the table stays put. Thank you Hope that helps
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I think so. Works great on smooth tile. The chairs really stay put. You can cut them to fit the legs with kitchen scissors.
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All I can comment is on my experience I have them under my recliner and it hadn't moved at all! And it's hardwood floors.
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I believe it would if the table as any weight to it. (They may work for a light table too!) But my only experience is using them under a couch.
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My guess is that if it is a sturdy (heavy) table they would be quite satisfactory. Table height, kid height, all factor in to this equation. Try a set and see. They are not expensive.
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I think these would do the trick. My chairs do not move at all. I'm really happy with them.
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I would think so but it will help if you have some weight on the table, to prevent the table from moving off the squares - i use them under my couch on marble floors and the couch never slides at all
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if its a textured wall, I'm not sure. I put them up in my classroom and the walls are bumpy, but not in the on purpose way. If it's bumpy due to textured paint ot something I might go with no. If the bumps are just from multiple coats or age, I think yes.
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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.
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I have them under my monitor. Although I have them side-up (vertically), I don't see why you would have any issues putting them on their sides (horizontally). If you notice, there's a lining on one side; I would put that side on the table.
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It depends on how far apart they're going to be. I used these on a 5' long 2' wide table and did not feel comfortable putting my 120lb body on them without additional support, but mainly because of the size of the table top. If I had made a smaller table, I would have felt more comfortable with them. If you reinforce the middle of your table I think they should be fine.
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I think they look better mix and matched. If the room had been all one color then it would have been too "blue" or too "green" etc. With the mix of all colors, my students are able to focus and the room looks whimsical.
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We personally position them where they can be used by just swivelling. Once sitting in them, it's hard to move them and before sitting in them, if they're set at the proper place for free movement, you don't need to move them. When we do move them, we lift up and set down. Anything can scratch a wood/laminate floor.
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They would work. Might be a little harder to attach, but you could make it work. We use ours on the bottom corners of the kitchen counter so our kids don't bump their heads on them.
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Possibly but not all the same shelf . You would have move them when you are ready to use them. They could not be " ready for use"
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I guess it depends...they aren't completely flat but I can tell you I use them for name tags in my classroom and you can't tell it's not flat unless you touch them...I hope that helps...
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It would depend on how big the rooms are I think. If they're fairly large rooms you might want to get an extra cube... then see how far it goes and does to know if you need any additional ones.. or just section off each room if you can and do a room at a time and move the cube!
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The Little People we have fit in the pods on the sides and in the center, but they don't fit to slide down from the side pods to the main floor. My kids don't care though. They don't really use the slides even with the Octonaut figures.
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We used them for a dance activity awhile back. I am guessing that you could use them for an art activity. I cannot remember the exact measurement but think that might be correct.
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Yes, that is correct! I am using them in my classroom on one of my white boards. I have removed and replaced with ease. I really like them.
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Hey Patricia. I use these ottomans precisely for that: giving someone a place to sit while they put their shoes on. To that end, they're certainly capable of supporting those up to 200 lbs (I can't speak to anything beyond that), but they're probably not tall enough for most dining room tables. Hope that helps.
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Yes, I think they would work on a light table. They are awesome to play with and build with.
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Absolutely! I'm 38 and sit in my twins' chairs all the time playing with them!!!! Lol! I think they would be awesome for your classroom!