Hybrid flooring is designed to be durable and resistant to wear and tear, but whether or not you can put heavy furniture on it depends on a few factors.
Firstly, the weight of the furniture: Hybrid flooring can typically handle the weight of most furniture items, including sofas, chairs, and tables. However, extremely heavy furniture, such as large appliances or industrial equipment, may cause damage to the flooring over time.
Secondly, the furniture’s feet or legs: Furniture with sharp or pointed feet can scratch or dent the flooring, especially if the weight is concentrated in a small area. It is recommended to use furniture pads or glides under the feet or legs of heavy furniture to protect the flooring from scratches or dents.
Finally, the installation method: Hybrid flooring that is installed using a floating method (where the planks or tiles are not glued or nailed down) may be less stable and more prone to shifting or buckling under the weight of heavy furniture. If you plan to place heavy furniture on hybrid flooring, it is recommended to ensure that the flooring is properly installed and stabilized to prevent any movement or damage.
In summary, hybrid flooring can typically handle the weight of most furniture items, but it is important to consider the weight and feet of the furniture, as well as the installation method, to prevent any damage to the flooring.