will these work for covering outdoor steps leading to back door? i have brick steps that my dogs run up, often slipping. Would also be great if it helped lessen mud coming inside. Have several of the mats inside-- love them!
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It should be fine for your needs. Since you have the item already, you know what they are like.
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I have only had the steps for a couple of months. The colour is an off white/beige/grey colour so I would expect they will weather well and not fade much even in direct sunlight. It seems to be a very well made, sturdy product even though it is a poly fabricated product.....Don
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Hello, I used mine on treated outdoor steps. So far it is staying stuck to the wood. I bought this because I have fallen down my steps several times. It is a nice product, even if you staple it for extra security. Hope this helps.
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I used them on wood, they stick very well, so I think if the tiles are clean and flat it should not be a problem. We have two dog running up and down the stairs without an issue. Good luck.
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I am sure hosing them off would suffice for your intended use. We have 3 mats and use them inside at door areas. We are very satisfied with their performance .
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I placed them outside and they have held up for a couple months now. They'll definitely fade but my dog now uses terrain feel as much as anything so they're worth using outside to get them acclimated initially
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A mat would cover more so would be safer. These stickers have the slip proof material, but wont be as effective since there are only five.
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I just went and felt the tape I put on my basement stairs (a couple years ago now). It's like there are little granules/grit sprinkled throughout, but they're beneath a sort of coating of soft polymer. (I've noted before how it doesn't even feel uncomfortable to bare feet as you go quickly down the stairs, and I guess that's why.) I have wood floors myself, and I'd be comfortable trying what you said, though I'd make a note to check after 6 months or so to see if that coating wears off and exposes the granules/grit, which then might be abrasive to the floors. You're putting a lot of concentrated weight on the bottom rails of a rocking chair, so it might wear off faster than just people walking down stairs.
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No. I have rear ones on right now. I am installing the fronts this weekend. It should help keep the mud and rocks from hitting the door.
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Our steps ere outside our travel trailer during a couple of storms, not once did they feel slippery. The top surfaces are textured and have lots of dimples. Extra protection could be had by adding non skid strips (self-adhesive),available at Amazon or any local hardware store
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The pads do not slip, though I have linoleum/vinyl flooring. Your dog should be fine. I've used pads successfully for a couple years for my 3 dogs and will continue to use them. Just don't walk on them yourself.
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as far as I know they should work if the outside is leather. I will let you know though, that it may stain the liner.
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I don't know that it was made to be left outdoors, but it is plastic and has a rough skid free side for the dogs to go up and down. It does come with a hook to secure to the car, but it would definitely need to be very secure for what you are considering as it can slip downward from the car if not secured. It's not very wide though to cover steps. We made our own ramp for steps using plywood actually, covered it with the outdoor grass stuff and secured it at the bottom, works great and it's wide enough to cover the steps. Good luck!
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We bought ours to put on our composite deck stairs (which are not completely smooth) so the pups wouldn't slip when they go down to the yard. It has been on for 2 years, and although a couple of areas have raised due to moisture, most have remained fully secure, and we are very pleased with it. I don't know about tailgate surface though, but it seems like it would work.
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We also have some hardwood, and neither of our dogs have ever had any issues with traction or sliding. It really is a great product. Hope this is helpful & happy walking!Maybe Joe is applying too much if he's experiencing slippage, not positive, just a thought.
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On my 2012 Ford Fusion SEL, they cover the floor posts. They don't snap in to them or anything, they just have raised bump to cover them. These have worked great. Note in winter, they don't absorb or cover the melted snow, so you see water in them. Better in the mat than in the vehicle carpeting!
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We have for our 13 yr old lab whose has arthritis in his hind quarters. Our steps are quite wide so we keep this off to the side and it works fine for him. I found I have to put 2 small rubber back rugs on it because the surface is just too slick and he slips. The rugs work fine though.