can this mat be used on a concrete patio and left outdoors?
316009
Yes, actually think a patio area is ideal. I use it indoors and often have to fold it up when not in use. The mat is pretty hardy so should last.
316010
It could be used on a concrete patio. I use it on my driveway all the time. If your weather isn't too severe it could be left outside like any indoor outdoor carpet would be.
316011
Yes. I have been using it on concrete patio in my backyard for almost 10 months now.
316012
Yes, you can. I used it for outdoor golf cage. Very good mat to hit the golf ball.
934557
No I would not keep this outside, I would use some type of Rubber Maid or pool or deck bench as those are made for damp, wet weather
693393
Melony, I have used it outside at a dog show. However, the product was in the shade and in a crate with a plastic floor. It remained fairly cool for my dog. I would not recommend leaving the mat in the sun or on warm ground. Same goes for leaving the mat in a hot car. I use the mat in the car with the air conditioning on and remove it when the car is parked/in the garage. It's just too hot in the desert southwest for the mat to remain cool even in a garage. Hope this helps.
2204720
I wouldn't suggest putting it outside. If it rains, it will be drenched and very heavy. I have my doormat laying inside next to the inside the door. Works very well.
715119
I would Not keep it outside, subject to the elements- especially water exposure......it is natural wood, and will tend to warp (bow) if heavily wetted repeatedly......it is ideal for Indoor use, and if gets slight damp (wet feet), best to dry off mat. I love mine, but for indoor bathroom mat.
634920
We haven't had it on a sidewalk, but we do take it outside on the concrete patio and it's fine. :)
13867
I leave mine on a covered patio. I would not just leave it outside uncovered because it will ruin it.
1502383
The instructions say it is for outdoor use only. I doubt this would be a good use for the mat as the mat is just warm enough to melt snow. That probably isn't a high enough temperature to warm a foyer.
46903
I'm not sure because I've never tried; I keep mine in my basement gym. I'm sure you could but this mat is very heavy and awkward to carry so it may be more trouble than it's worth to roll it up and carry back inside after every use.
1481411
would not store on patio as salt air will damage anything metal. Ok to use outside away from water.
1315231
You could use it outdoors. The concrete may scratch the wheels. It is an awesome toy. Played with a lot in our house.
867727
I think it would probably work okay for an outdoor cushion. I would probably leave the cover a bit loose, depending on the specific use.
1886757
You can use this outdoors, but I wouldn't keep it outside. The grass under the mat will quickly die, which defeats the point of protecting the lawn. Good luck.
1218575
Hi,Yes, it shouldn't bunch at all on concrete. Concrete and/or hardwood are probably the best surfaces to use our Barracuda exercise mat on, as these surfaces will limit shifting and bunching the most. Thank you for your interest in our large exercise mat and have a wonderful day!TashaSquare36
1502382
The instructions say to use it outside but if the foyer is tile it should be ok. Do not put it on any soft surface or carpet. The rubber backing may melt. Bear in mind this is only a 36" mat but the mat itself will be warm and it may even warm up a couple of inches of the floor around it too.
938995
I think you may need to contact the manufacturer for the best answer. Based on the material, it seems like it would probably hold up well outdoors, but, then there is the issue with the mats fading, and becoming weather beaten. I am not sure if it is weatherproof and would do more research before purchasing. Hope this helps �
2198916
No, I would not leave it outdoors, but you could use it outdoors if there is NO chance of it getting wet.