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Hardwood all the way. I have no problem sliding my machines anywhere I want in the house using those cheap carpeted pucks that you can get at Home Depot for $3 a set with no damage to the floor whatsoever. And wood is a lot easier to keep clean.
Quoted from LesManley:Hardwood lets the games slide to easily when playing,
Not if you use those carpeted pucks that I use. It takes some force before they start to budge.
Quoted from LesManley:scratches easily.
Really?
Quoted from LesManley:Never liked playing on hardwood floors
I like my wood floor mostly because it is beautiful 50 year old oak, and I never have a problem with the machines moving until I want them too, but when I do I can move them by myself. And when it comes time to clean it is either a quick sweep with a dust mop, or mop and go with a wet sponge mop. Nothing lives or gathers underneath it like carpet, and it doesn't create it's own dust.
Quoted from spfxted:Everyone I know who has a gameroom with carpet has wear spots after a while
The only wear spots on my wood floor are under the feet of my bed.
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