What is the thickness of the tile? Is it okay to use on floors?
2083160
The thickness of these tiles is 3/8". They can be perfectly used on floors. Thank you.
2083161
I believe it is 3/8" thickness, I have it installed on my bathroom floor and also on my shower floor and it looks beautiful, it was installed over a year and a half ago and I have had no chipping, cracking or breaking, I will try to add a review with a picture so you can see what it looks like
1871878
It's pretty thick, about an inch thick. Unfortunately, I had to return it twice because it arrived broken. I ended up buying a marble slab from an antique shop for much less. Good luck.
1930500
This mat is thick enough to be used without slippage or damage to the tile floor, in my opinion. Kon
2186321
Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any type of foam flooring to get soaked.
2186320
Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any type of foam flooring to get soaked. Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any... » Read More Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any type of foam flooring to get soaked. « Show Less
1944088
Not very thick...maybe about 1/8" or so. It is usable on both sides as well as both edges for a total of 4 usable cutting surfaces as the blades don't run down the center of the mat.
503843
this rubber-mat is fairly thick and doesnt sound like it would match your criteria. I was surprised that it was very thick, however the length of it is quite small considering the dimensions of the floor is not that substantial.
2244735
The thickness is 1/3 of an inch . The coloring is not as it appears in this picture. It's actually white marble tiles ..
577533
I would say about 5-10mm thick. I have mine placed under my couch, recliner, kitchen table and chairs and they have kept my new hardwood floor scratch free.
2017279
All tiles are loose and can be lifted, about 1/4 thick average tile, I think (not a 100%) 6" X 6" Overall I like it
910234
That is a great question. Unfortunately I have no idea. All I know is that I love mine! It works way better than I'd expected. Perfect for wood and ceramic tile floors.
1374994
It's one of the thicker ones, I'm not sure of the measurement - I thought that was in the specs - but it's very resilient, your feet don't sink to the floor like they would with a kitchen mat. I take my shoes off and stand all day, use the shoes only when I leave my office, and it's really comfortable.
1896863
my tape says 3/16 or so .......(we have a few left). I'm hearing your concern. We had this put in for a kitchen backsplash. I was worried that they would be too thin but was so pleased with the look that I bought them anyway, so glad I did. My tile guy pulled 4 x 4 tiles off the walls, sanded it down and put this stuff in and it looks great! I can send before, during and after pix if it would help. I love it!
1930501
It is a very thick mat, it should protect the tile with no problem. I don't think it would slip. If for some reason it did, simply purchase anti-skid floor rug pad.
484373
It is about an inch thick, it has contoured edges, and is non-slip on a ceramic tile floor so I think it would be for a wooden floor.
1108989
The tile is VERY thin. I have had it in my shower for almost a year and it has held up BEAUTIFULLY. I love it.
1560282
I use mine on two floor areas: one is smooth 4"x8" glazed tile laid in a herring bone pattern with slightly sunken 1/2" grout lines; the other is a slate floor with moderate texture (~1/16"-3/32", but no sharp edges), tiles sized 6"x6", 6"x9",6"x12", and 12"x12", also with 1/2" slightly sunken grout lines. The Braava works beautifully on both floors. A heavier texture could be a problem.