Why can't brooder plate be used on floor?

It seems an odd prohibition, but I'm betting there was some weird lawsuit that was the source of that instruction.

That being said, I tend to like my brooders off the floor anyway. My current setup is on a cart, which allows me to easily access it from any angle and move it into storage when I'm not using it.
 
My brooder is pretty large, and it sits on 2x4's or 4x4's that lift it that far from the ground. I've used it in many locations including inside a house, in the coop, on a screen porch, inside a barn, depending on season and weather. Base is built all of wood, with a wood frame and wire on the top. I use a brooder plate in that and have never had any issues.
 

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