Do these slide around on a cement floor or do they stay stationary?
2060889
They *could* slide depending on the smoothness of the surface and what you are using them for. We have about 50 pieces interlocked together covering our exercise area. 2 sides are against basement walls which seems to nicely hold them in place.
2060890
They slide a lot on hardwood (4'x4' size). It is better used for yoga or floor exercise unless you put a rug gripper under it or install this wall to wall.
855997
Yes, they will move. I would recommend getting larger squares if you're exercising on them. I love this product for my son's playroom.
1884245
There is an adjustable rod that keeps it upright and rubber feet so it doesn't slide. My kids use it on concrete and it never moves.
1538676
they just slide together, no tools needed ,they also have end caps so that your floor doesn't get marks on them
800793
They move pretty easily but the spring-slider holds my battery pretty firmly in place, so as long as you insert/remove the battery cleanly they stay in place. I've only had them off position maybe twice in a month
851738
They work good in a stationary position. I bought then for use in an RV,didn't work so well.
568095
They stay flat. Maybe if you use them a lot and incorrectly wrestle them close, they will get kinked.
684213
I doubt they will slide if you have a big enough area covered because they lock together. I love them. At one point I had very heavy rubber 4 x 6 mats which I sold. I like these much better. I use trx on them and all kinds of other things. They are perfect as a gym floor for me.
57091
They don't bounce around at all. But as others have said, they really aren't sweat proof. I've had two of these things do the same thing - the buttons stop responding due to being shorted out.
1332749
No they do not. I use ours on a plastic placemat and they do not slide as much.
992604
Without some points to secure them in place they will slide on a vinyl floor. You may encounter the mat sliding forward, in which case the mat may pinch down the accelerator pedal and put you at risk of an accident. I had the accelerator pedal stick a couple times. I liked the mats though, so I added a few points of dual-lock (like super Velcro) to the bottom. I suggest using 3M Dual-Lock to keep them in place. Hasn't been an issue since. The mats do look really nice and they're very good quality. Not rubber. More like a semi-ridig, semi-soft thick plastic.
1635718
These slides do not lock. They are firm enough to stay in the position you leave them in though
231429
Even empty on a laminate floor it stays put except when I want to move it around. It does slide but not very easily.
2158219
There are grips on the bottom to hold it to carpet. Seems it would be better with carpet so it wouldn't slide. I would think they would be 'ok' on a painted floor because they are fitted to the shape of the floor but I think they would still move a bit.
613103
No they don't but with the Tray adhesive is not necessary. They move easily on floor by itself, I did used tape a couple times when I had tile or wood floor, it worked.
668771
I also have a Marley dance floor and use them for creative movement and pre ballet classes. They don't stick to the floor like I would like them to but they don't slide very much. If the dots aren't very far apart, they won't slide at all. They also have a ridge on the top so I turn them upside down when I have them jump from spot to spot. The children love them because of the bright colors and look forward to using them. We also play hop scotch with them. They don't slide during hop scotch.
416470
I use them on a concrete floor but do not have any objects on them. They may simply flatten out a bit.