Do these work well on hotel carpeting?
151999
These work on Hotel carpet, that's what I use them for. The feet only marginally cover the balls of your feet, so beware if your down dog does not have her feet flat on the floor. Other than that they work fine
152000
Yes, these work well on any carpeting. I regularly practice at home, and because the palm and metatarsal surfaces are a rubberized material, you have better traction, no friction from the carpet surface. And, of course, great traction on a gym floor, whether it's wood or tile.
152001
They work great on carpet for me. If I am traveling light, I will put a bath towel on the floor. However, I did buy one of their travel towels, ,which I also like to use with my YogaPaws too. LOVE THEM!!!
152002
I've never had a problem with them on carpet. The only surfaces that have given me a problem are waxed floors, tile and concrete.
152003
Absolutely! The are great on any surface. I have one pair that is tucked in my suitcase specifically for travel.
555141
i believe so. they work great on tile floors and have a soft cushiony side which makes them easy to slide on the floor to move the furniture around.
2231447
Yes, I have and they work as well. I usually have to take the cloth pad off and rinse it out before I can finish cleaning a room. Maybe my floors are dirtier than most but I do dry-swiffer first.
1196984
Yes, they do. I use them on a very heavy wool rug and my desk stays in place perfectly.
302274
They work great on carpet and laminate, but you would have to switch out sliders. Hard plastic for the carpet, and then the felt backed for the laminate. Not all sliders have the felt, so limited on the slider size.
110216
I've used them indoors on my carpet and they worked fine - even with a fast Lab and a big golden retriever. You could easily duct tape the legs to the ground as well.
1888523
Yes the are very sturdy on carpets! I use the on the beds and to raise up the sofas in the living room. I have had no problems thus far. I love them.
864180
Yes they are fine on carpet. Pretty sturdy.. The material is easily torn though. Wouldnt let kids or pets touch them.
1391729
I have mine on a hard floor and they are very stable. Don't know about on a carpet.
783030
They require a bit of a tap for send off, but do get some distance. I won't lie, they do work better on our hardwood floors but she enjoys them on carpet as well.
201815
While these are excellent scissors, they are not designed to cut something as thick or durable as carpet. They will work for a very minimal amount of cutting, but if you have a fair amount to do, I would not choose them for the job.
734370
Honestly, I don't think they would adhere well to carpet because they need a solid surface to grasp and the fibers of carpet would break down the sticky side. You're welcome to try, but I don't think they'll stick.
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.
1708472
They most likely would. The felt protects wood floors from scratching. The plastic ones slide across carpet so I would say go with these.
1053912
I used them on laminate floors which are very slick. These are very good for preventing movement on any surface. Therefore unlikely to cause any scratches on any floor. They are nearly one half inch in thickness and very robust. A very heavy weight will compress them some what, but I believe it would be impossible to compress them so much as to ding any floor. Certainly they would be much better than the bed alone. I cut one of them hem in quarters to put under the legs of an easy chair.
205034
I used it on carpet in hotels and restaurants and it rolls fine. However, it is, obviously much smoother on the solid wood floor tiles, or marble floors. I have used it everywhere, and it is a workhorse, that I love!
1649213
Not really. These are meant for temporary use to move furniture. They're not designed to protect carpet. These would be noticeable and ugly because they're too big. They have curved white plastic bottoms about 1/4" thick with about 3/8" black foam glued on top. The furniture sits in the foam to keep it from moving on the pads.