Do these slide around a lot on a super smooth table? I'm looking for something that may have some texture to create a little traction/gripping ?
875987
I have a slippery table also and these place mats work well at staying in place. I have had them for a while and out of the many types of mats that I have used I like these the best.
875988
Yes, they can slide a bit. But wonderful buy for the quality. They stay put on my tile island though.
875989
They do slide on a smooth table...they are not rubbery so they don't have any grip.
875990
Hi...These are great! I have them on a glass table and granite, they do not move around. They are not plasticy...but they are not cloth. I love them...easy to clean and look good. They are a tad bigger than most placemats, but I like that as well. I think they would work very well for you.
875991
I have owned these table mats for about a year...and I own a very slippery table.. :) I love them...they do have texture....I have never had any unusual slipping....and by no means would they slip once you have introduced some dishware. The one gripe I have would be...tomato sauce is a no no...it stains a light pink once cleaned...but once you are made aware of this...it's not a big deal.I am just about to order my third set.....not that they have aged at all...they are very resilient and easy to clean...I just want extras. They are so easy to dress up as well.Good luck on your order. I have owned these table mats for about a year...and I own a very slippery table.. :) I love them...they do have texture....I have never had any unusual slipping....and by no means would they slip once you have introduced some dishware. The one gripe I have would be...tomato sauce is a no no...it stains a light pink once cleaned...but once you are made aware of this...it's not a big deal.I am just about to order my third set.....not that they have aged at all...they are very resilient and easy to clean...I just want extras. They are so easy to dress up as well.Good luck on... » Read More I have owned these table mats for about a year...and I own a very slippery table.. :) I love them...they do have texture....I have never had any unusual slipping....and by no means would they slip once you have introduced some dishware. The one gripe I have would be...tomato sauce is a no no...it stains a light pink once cleaned...but once you are made aware of this...it's not a big deal.I am just about to order my third set.....not that they have aged at all...they are very resilient and easy to clean...I just want extras. They are so easy to dress up as well.Good luck on your order. « Show Less
1765945
Yes they have some grip. I do stack them together for a steeper angle and they work fine with no slipping.
2060889
They *could* slide depending on the smoothness of the surface and what you are using them for. We have about 50 pieces interlocked together covering our exercise area. 2 sides are against basement walls which seems to nicely hold them in place.
424973
None. I'm using a steelseries with no rubber grips on the bottom and I have no issues with it sliding.
892931
No, I don't believe so, they are of a firm rubber-type substance, but not scratchy. Part that sits on table has little bumps of same substance that seem to grip well. Also, you twist the bottom part to squeeze the chair to the table, so you can adjust how tight it needs to be.
1353408
Yes, it is smooth. I use mine on top of a tablecloth, but you shouldn't have any problem with it.
1204393
The table does move around easily. Our Table is placed in a breakfast nook in our kitchen the floors are a laminate tile and it slides with the slightest pressure. I purchased some round rubber tabs to place on the bottom of the table feet they sick on and are not noticeable. The table is now stable and does not move unless we want it to. the wood table top is very pretty with star inlay. The chairs are comfortable. I hope this is helpful.
2014660
Probably too much weight for them but that would help keep them in place. I have them under my turntable to eat up vibration. They aren't slippery so may work for you.
522651
They could slide. You could install wood or aluminum strips of correct thickness next to the Z-Clips to keep them from sliding.
1783751
yes... it is a nice texture and offers a lot of grip... but as others have said... they start to come off right away... just a little bit at a time but I can not say how long it will take but someday it will be a fairly smooth ball... just be ready for that day... but as cheep as it is that was kind of expected so no real surprise or loss =)
1880253
They barely stick to a smoothn solid surface. I wouldn't count on them to stick to padding. Perhaps with added glue.
415848
I'm not sure, but I use them on my kitchen chairs. My kitchen is tiled in a rough african slate-type ceramic tile. So, not smooth. They have held up for several years so far.
1637351
they do not have rubber or any other lining. They are smooth but I have not had a problem with sliding...I would think you would not unless you have short or very thin hair.
291027
Patiance,my quad is not here at the moment so I can not check it for a definitive answer to your question. That said, I've never noticed any extreme sliding on the bar because they are a tight fit. I weigh 250, use them all the time to assist my entrance an exit from the seats. They stay put when I Pull on them. Never noticed any sliding that that messed me up. Vibration from rough trails don't move them either. How this helps.
36421
No. I haven't had any issues with them sliding. I am using them in wrought iron furniture.
2093552
These are made for weight bearing stuff like table legs or under heavy flower pots or lamps. They are designed to slide with little damage to surfaces.
1375817
I never had a problem with them slipping at all. Mine are stacked on my desk and have a little lip that sort of locks together. I love them.