What is the difference between this mat and the Nantucket Series? I bought the 20X72 Nantucket Series previously and would like a smaller one as wel
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It is a different design, but exactly the same color. I have both in my kitchen and they match just fine.
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It sounds like you ordered the wrong mat. You need to have two separate pieces and I would suspect that it should cost less.
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If you purchase it through the diamondback website they recommend a 84 x 36 x 0.25 mat as an accessory (for $55). You can get one on Amazon with those exact dimensions for $25
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Good question! I didn't realize the difference myself until I received my orders. The 60-732-1449 has a very unobtrusive "welcome" message along the bottom border, which I couldn't see in the online photo; the 60-764-1029 does not (can't now remember why I ordered one of each, though). Since the "welcome" wasn't glaring or cheesy, I opted to keep the mat and put it at my front door. I will probably still be ordering one more of these mats (I live in the desert southwest and have lots of entrances), but will order the -1029. I have had these mats for several months now, am still delighted with them, and highly recommend them. Hope this is helpful!
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depends on the size of the mat you order.otherwise I believe the sizes are mentioned.the product works well and is easy to install.
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Using the larger mat is definitely easier if your project is atleast 12 x 12. I am not familiar with the differences in quality of vinyl that I have purchased in the past. I usually purchase what seems to be the best deal. And transfer tape will make your job soooo much easier than trying to peal it off the vinyl and apply yourself. Thanks
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No, I think I received the lower quality version, sent it back for exchange and again received the same style mat. However, the "lower quality" version which I apparently have (doesn't have cutouts for the d-rings) is actually a really nice mat; very heavy duty rubber. I have had it for two years, no problems.
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I've done it both ways and really a nice thick mat is soooooo much nicer on your joints and less slippery than carpet. I'm older (55) so being nice to my joints makes sense. Mine is about 3/4 inch thick black puzzle mat that I got here on Amazon. I bought two sets and put them together to make a larger area. Well worth the $. The thin yoga mats really only help with the slipping part.
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my laptop is 15.7 and it's wider than the chill mat, BUT the mat works so well and the fan is very quiet. I notice that someone else has a loud fan, so I'm not sure what the norm is for them? I'm very happy with it.
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I think that it is a little smaller, but it doesn't inhibit their function. Love these mats!
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The mat size is the size of the opening of the frame, that would be 36X24. The size of the photo is 24X18 and that is called the 'opening' when talking about the mat. The size of the opening is what you are addressing. The size of the frame is really addressing the outside dimensions, when you are working with the picture to go in the frame you need to know the 'opening' dimensions. So, if the opening is say 33 X 21 (because the frame is three inches wide) you need a mat mat that is 33X21 with an opening that is 24 X 18. I think you could also contact the seller for advice, I think they would be very willing to give you advice. Hopefully this is helpful, good luck.
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The mat is sold separately. You can find a decent one for appx $100 on Amazon or elsewhere.
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WhitneyRead more reviews about power mats. I cannot remember why but i did not end up buying one because of poor quality. Think about it. Does anyone you know own one? Be thorough Whitney :)
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I don't have one of the mats here, but I saw one out of the box and I would say 32 x 16.5 is more like the dimension.
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We have the 4 x 6 2" thick mat (solid purple) under there now. Works fine for front and back hip circles, and mill circles, but she uses the 4 x8 when she is doing everything else.
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Yes, I bought two and both are black, just different sizes and accents and both are elegant and beautiful and from what I can see, as I have had these types of mats before, they are going to last forever! A great price for the quality...!Good Luck!
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Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could not identify under your products on Amazon what would be.Thanks,Greg Smith Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could... » Read More Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could not identify under your products on Amazon what would be.Thanks,Greg Smith « Show Less