The mats have a smooth side and a textured side, which side should be facing up?
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We have a wooden floor so we have a smooth side facing up and textured side facing down to the flooe for traction.
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The shiney side that has a design to it should be up. It is easier to wipe down and the other side is more slip proof for the floor.
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The textured side. We use the mats for physical therapy at home. Our therapist sees a lot of these mats in homes and says textured side up too.
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The corners are mostly smooth. This was a concern for me too but it turned out to be perfect. No sharp edges to worry about.
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The sides are straight up and down. They are crimped but in no way are they "slanted."
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Neither side is smooth. They are designed to have one cutting side and a gripping back side. The back side has a 4mm square raised grid pattern. The cutting surface is a very fine honeycomb texture. The material is polyethylene which is supposed to not dull knives. The thickness is close to 1/32" which is thick enough to feel sturdy and durable, but not so thick as to be inflexible. I've been using one mat for close to a year now, and while it has a visible area of heavy usage, it does not show knife tracks unless you look really close at it. It is also stain resistant for beets, turmeric, etc. I do clean it nearly every day with a brush and cleanser or Biogreen Clean which works well. I like these mats very much compared to others I've used in the past... I know, I really should get out a new mat, but I'm cheap and I like green... what can I say. lol.
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Yes there is a smooth side! The other side has round bumps that aren't very big.
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The liners are cut so perfect they do not slide around, so I assumed I could use either side. I use smooth side up on shelves with baskets and cardboard boxes that I slide in and out often. The rough side I used under my glassware to create a small amount of venting not to trap moisture. Also it offers a little grip to items that have no grip.
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You can use either side to be top or bottom. One side has more of texture for when they are needing traction to crawl, the other is slick/soft with no ridges.
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The smooth texture side with a rubber coating faces the audience. This smooth side is the surface you should project into. Thanks for your inquiry.
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Hi, I put the Beige up because it matched my decor.. Correct me if I am wrong but I thought the rubbery side was to go down to the floor to keep the furniture from moving.. And trust me my furniture doesn't move...
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U would not want a complete sideways tilt but the platform has grippy rubbery type stuff on it. The purple is the grippy
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There is a little sticker on the corner of the material that says which side to have facing the fan.
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Hello you should face them in the direction of the wheels if you have them or towards the front of the walker for best results with the curly part of the ski facing that way i have found best for me. Hope this helps.
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I put the rough side up because I think it wears better. It also helps grip little feet. The smooth side can be almost slippery, especially on stocking feet, but stays put on the floor.
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On the top or bottom? Top: is smooth easy to clean, it is not a non slip top....if you want a non slip top I would get one that is textured (like a weave style). Bottom: it does not side around that much... but it will move
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The top side is the smooth side. The bumpy side is to help keep it in place when getting up and down, etc.
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I've not seen anything that would indicate that one side or the other should be toward mulched area so you should be able to install without any problems. As others have pointed out, unroll and let it warm up in the sun before installing and use the natural curve (from being rolled up) to orient as desired.
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I prefer the horizontal part of the grid to be facing up so the plastic sink protector is against the side of the sink. It is your preference which side is up or down.