How would this hold up in a commercial kitchen? We need extra padding behind a deli case that is constantly being used.
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Don't think you could find one better than this one.Sturdy, easy to clean & wonderfully easy on your feet!
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I am not sure about in a commercial check with the imprint site they do sell for commercial mats but they are more money, I would say for the money of this one I would take the chance
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Yes Rebecca I believe it would (we used to own a restaurant), more comfortable than the commercial ones with the holes in them and less of a trip hazard as it has a graduated edge. I would definitely remove it when you steam/power wash the area though and mop it instead.
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I cannot say exactly how long this would hold up in a commercial setting- I CAN say that it has much more comfort padding than any I have seen in stores and it is a washable wipe clean surface- (it has a caveat of not getting it wet underneath it though) It is Very comfortable to stand on and I feel it is somewhat safer to "walk" up to- because some other reviews on other pads have said they trip on those- this has a safer "incline" to it and I have not ever tripped on it. Hope this helps.
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Mine seems to hold up well. I stand on it a lot and move around. It wipes clean.
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Possibly. The side edges are held in place by small nails. We have three of these, and one side of one did detach. We reattached it easily with the additional of some wood glue and it is very sturdy. We use ours for an unconventional purpose too: We use three side by side to cover our stovetop burners, and thus add some additional 'counter space' to our kitchen. We have gotten many compliments on our creative use of space. Sometime I will have a rice mixer, a food processor or a blender on the board and they are definitely sturdy enough. However, we don't store our appliance on the boards.
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Our's is... it get used all the time. It is heavy duty but it matches the kitchen well and is a very good addition to the look.
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unless you use ALL of your body weight to press down on the plunger, the glass should hold up fine. I've accidentally knocked around my server a number of times and it's help up really well.
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We have had no issues around our sinks and we installed it in the kitchen and bathroom - constant daily use on both and it has held up great for over 12 months now. We have had no issues.
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It's sturdy but probably better not to put something quite so heavy on it. There are plenty of good quality "clad"pans that would be better. I hope this helps. T
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we cut 200 lb cheese wheels on the one we bought. I bought another one a few years back for the same reason and it is holding up just fine. very sturdy and no cracks years later. I would suggest more than corner legs as it is a laminated piece. seems like it would need more bracing. both I bought sit on cabinets. basic cabinet support construction.
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Definitely. I had a stacked microwave topped with toaster oven on this cart for 2 years with no problem. They were even pushed back over the drop-leaf part which is technically less sturdy. Even survived a minor earthquake without incident. The cart is still in great condition. I put a plastic mat under the microwave to protect the butcher block from crumbs and gunk.
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Wendy, I haven't had a problem with it. It can hold quite a bit of weight spread out over the surface. I haven't dropped it to the floor, but I have banged it around the countertop without any damage. I'd say, go for it.
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My office is carpeted with thin industrial carpeting with 3/8" padding beneath, and we have not had any problems with the tables staying up.
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I think the case is sturdy enough for the home workshop, and should last a long time. But would not recommend for commerical usage. Heavy travel - if banged around in a work truck with other tools, etc. - would not recommend.
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I felt that the whole thing slid around a lot so I got that grippy shelf liner stuff at the dollar store and put that under it. That helped a ton.However in my opinion it's not the pad that needs to be secure...it's the wiggly baby! The dresser I had it on was very high. As soon as my son started sitting up at about 5.5 months I put the pad on the floor. I wasn't taking any chances! It's been there ever since!
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I have a cheap sofa and even before I added the padding a board fell off. I take the memory foam off and roll it up and keep it in the spare bedroom. It rolls up pretty good.
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Definitely. This is easily the sturdiest "kitchen cart" I've ever purchased. Very heavy duty compared to other similarly priced items. My friends think it's great and it added some MUCH needed work space to my small kitchen.
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Sandy, I'm sorry I took so long, I didn't realize my griddle is in the basement and I can't get to it. Broken leg. Just off hand, I would say your space is pretty narrow. BUT, the overall size of that griddle is huge. How long do you have? I will see if I can get someone to do it. JeanetteI see others have answered. Good. It is big enough for hashbrowns, eggs, bacon etc. all at the same time. 'course depends on how many you are feeding. :0)
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I have only placed something really hot on it one time but grabbed a mat to put under it. For that short time it didn't hurt it but I always put a mat under my hot items on my counters also. But very easy to do. I really like mine but I needed the extra space.
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I have had mine for well over two years and use it on a daily basis for my workers to enjoy a treat during their breaks and lunch hour without any problems at all. So to answer your question if wanted to use it for a commercial business I can safely say that it would hold up to daily use for that purpose. Hope this helps in your decision to purchase this unit.ERIC