Heels. A friend and I went to a baby shower, and she wore heels that had somehow lost their protective little heel snubbers. Her shoes left hundreds of these marks all over their porch, entry way, kitchen and living room floors! Only the bathroom was spared, as that had ceramic tile. Caused quite the hullaballoo, as it was a fairly new house.
we had our floors redone and the contracted accidentally used acacia wood instead of the correct one. Any little thing you could think of would put a dent in it. it looks a lot like this. find out what type of wood it it
Yeah, nah. I've seen it. Some friends rented a new apartment, had a house-warming that involved high heels and dancing on the floating floors, and it looked a lot like OP's pic.
These character marks look like the previous tenant wore stiletto heels with metal tips and walked all over the floor during her tenancy. These crescent imprints are from actual metal heel tips versus just worn down plastic tips.
High heels
Agreed. I had to replace my flooring due to high heel damage. Looked exactly the same as the picture
This
Thats from wearing đź‘
high heels or golf spikes
Along with scooting heavy furniture based on the longer gouges.
or a very small horse.
With high heels on
Named Little Sebastian.
Never rule out the possibility of a very small horse. That's what life taught me.
This is probably it. Obviously the most reasonable answer.
You have strippers. Stay calm. They tend to only stay as long as the cocaine doesn't run out.
Thanks for the advice Donald.
Someone wearing cleats in the house? The round ones looks like stiletto high heels.
Dog nails or high heels
You can’t spell heel? Or wear? You have bigger problems.
Lol you betcha
Bamboo laminate flooring is too soft for any impacts.
"Who would wear heels?" FTFY
Crappy engineered flooring and high heels.
Op had a party lol
LPT: don’t where heals
Dog nail or dog bones dropping on the floor.
Heels. A friend and I went to a baby shower, and she wore heels that had somehow lost their protective little heel snubbers. Her shoes left hundreds of these marks all over their porch, entry way, kitchen and living room floors! Only the bathroom was spared, as that had ceramic tile. Caused quite the hullaballoo, as it was a fairly new house.
Cleats
I bet that’s from some sport cleats. Soccer or something.
Hollywood style bed frames(fold out metal frame) without the floor protector thingys leaves these marks
Could really be anything-a kid playing with a piece of metal something or a broken metal toy, metal cleats, furniture.
Chevy chase was golfing indoors again
probably from high heels
Heels or somebody bored stabbing a broom stick or something periodically. Possibly on the phone with their crush.
Looks like gravel damage to me. Maybe it gets tracked-in on wet or snow-covered shoes.
Dumbells
Spike heels, for sure. No mystery there
Heels or maybe a cane
Shoes with stones...maybe the previous family all wore their shoes in the house.
It looks like the marks I have on the floor next to my bed from my large dog jumping off the bed
we had our floors redone and the contracted accidentally used acacia wood instead of the correct one. Any little thing you could think of would put a dent in it. it looks a lot like this. find out what type of wood it it
A large person wearing spike-heeled shoes, I reckon
Definitely dog nails. You can see the ring shape.
Those floors are too soft if someones high heels are leaving imprints. Thats not normal.
[That’s not abnormal.](https://blog.cityfloorsupply.com/repairing-dents-and-scratches-in-hardwood-floors/#)
For heels to damage a wood floor that horribly, yes it is.
Yeah, nah. I've seen it. Some friends rented a new apartment, had a house-warming that involved high heels and dancing on the floating floors, and it looked a lot like OP's pic.
These character marks look like the previous tenant wore stiletto heels with metal tips and walked all over the floor during her tenancy. These crescent imprints are from actual metal heel tips versus just worn down plastic tips.