is this mat flexible, so it could drape over the middle part of a double sink? Thanks
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I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it would otherwise. I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it... » Read More I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it would otherwise. « Show Less
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Yes. It even has a partial hole/flap in center--which I drape over faucet while in sink when I clean the sink and the mat is wet (or to dry). It's great mat.
1982383
Yes it is flexable, just as the older ones were. However the round flap in the center may stick out on the sides unless you could somehow fasten it down from underneath. I wish rubbermaid would make a product for the center portion of double sinks. Hope this helps.
1982384
I suppose it could drape over the middle part of your sink. It is very flexible. I however, use it in the bottom of my sink. Hope this helps.
1982385
I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it would otherwise.
1982386
Yes but the center of the matflips open so you can pull out the drain stopper.
1575473
I suppose the mat could be rolled up to allow for the shorter length, but it would be quite difficult (my opinion) to fashion it around a step. This would be a tripping hazard due to the thickness of the mat.
1344991
The material in the Xtreme mat appears to be plastic, but is some what pliable so it can be bend.
897554
Yes, that will give you around a 3/4" sink lip overhang all the way around. Hope this helped.
1259952
Yes, it absolutely can if your sink only has one hole. If sink is predrilled for a three hole for aucet, the base is used to cover the extra holes. We did it that way and it looks great!
834225
The hose is not flexible so I don't think so. We have a large deep apron sink and have no issues but if you need the hose to reach the bottom of the sink it will not.
1919918
The lip bends down, but it doesn't curl under. I can run my hand along the edge just fine. There is some thickness there. Love the sink! Cleans up well and is sturdy.
1281757
The mat is somewhat flexible but does have channels running through it so I am not sure it would bend that much for you and if you do you could damage it. If you did not check I do believe they make smaller ones.
1823287
Yes, the material is flexible to conform to a curved bathtub bottom to the extent that it could curve up the sides. However you would need to cut it some if you are talking about a curved corner.
1780371
Yes it can. I am pleased with the quality and flexibility the mat offers! A great buy
509395
Yes. It is 3 separate pieces so it can be used for different sized sinks including 8 inch sinks.
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I think so! Mine is not mounted that way but I am pretty confident the granite can go over the sink edge.
2148781
No, the mat is a thick, heavy, rubber substance. It will not move or stretch.
1149923
This mat is very flexible. It can be easily rolled up & stored when not in use!
2176158
There is flexibility with this item to accommodate large paper towel rolls, so would probably handle your drying mat if it is no wider than a paper towel.
805198
Yes, it is flexible where the mirror joins the curved arm, and then also rotates with a heavy detent where the curved arm joins to the handlebars. I fold these up all the time to get more parking room in the garage...
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I have the clear case but, yes, it is flexible enough where the top and bottom can tough when bend it while it is empty.