Will any gaming wheel's pedals clamp on tile floor?

[Techy]

Like the title suggests. Just wondering, as most of my house is covered with tile flooring.

P.S. I already used the search function for an answer but no luck.

 

[trk29]

Don't think so, just the carpet grabbers. You could always get a automobile floor mat that is rubber that might work.

 

[Techy]

^^^

I meant like if it stays on the tile floor under pressure. But good answer.

 

[gogatrs]

The DFGT pedals stat put relatively well on my hardwood floor...
Carpet squares work nicely as long as you have the stuff to put under it so it doesn't slide around...

 

[Techy]

The DFGT pedals stat put relatively well on my hardwood floor...
Carpet squares work nicely as long as you have the stuff to put under it so it doesn't slide around...

I guess I'll see what I can do. Thank you.

 

[MoparMike]

Most pedals only have some type of rubber foot or pad to use friction to keep them from moving. That does not hold up to much pressure as you have found out.

Depending on what type of pedals you own, I have a idea for you though. Hardware and craft stores sometimes carry suction cups that have a barb or screw fitting on the back side for attaching the suction cup to something. You could drill a hole in the bottom of your pedals and install the suctions cups which will hold much better on tile flooring. This would work with smooth hard flooring, if your tile is textured rather than smooth than that won't help you.

Otherwise, try the matting used for exercise equipment or the liners used under area rugs that prevents them from moving.