Has anyone used these in a kitchen as an anti-fatigue mat?
79649
Yes, I have used it to cover my entire kitchen, and it is absolutely great. I even gave some to a friend that says it is very comfortable under foot. I actually take my shoes off because it is that comfortable.
79650
These mats are super in the kitchen and look great too. My house has no carpeting and I use the mats for warmth as well as for adding a cushion layer under the feet. They are durable as well.
79651
We do home shows and my team is on their feet for several hours on concrete floors. They would complain about back and feet pain until I bought these mats for the booth flooring. Now they can work up to 7 hours without any fatigue or pain. I would recommend this product as an anti-fatigue mat! Not only do they feel good, but we are the envy of all the other vendors!
79652
I don't think it will work in the kitchen. It is pretty gentle and great for a toddler's play area but too gentle for the heavy traffic, dirt and moisture of a kitchen.
79653
they work nice for anti-fatigue, just don't set any furniture on them or anything heavy, it will leave marks and indents. on the other hand if you spill something, very easy clean up.
79654
Non, but it a good idea . I would say for the confort it will be better . I found some anti-fatigue to soft.
1091068
Good suggestion and I think they would be great in a kitchen as the cedar scent is not strong. Check width of liner to make sure you get coverage you are looking for.
2129019
Have had mine about three months now, have never slipped on me. I have cut up just about everything on them. Chicken, ham. roast, all kinds of veggies, no cuts in mat themselves, unless they 'healed' as they said they would. I do not dishwasher clean. I always us hot water and soap, rinse well and then I stand up between my drain board, and side of sink which keeps them straight. Would definitely would recommend.
318315
I got these as mats to do crafts on and so glue wouldn't stick and they're great for that. As for baking I haven't used these specifically, but I do own a silicon baking mat (w/o the glass fibers) and it would great.
250495
The Sofa Scram Mat, in my opinion, will not work on such a surface. They look exactly as depicted in the photo and are relatively thin plastic and rather slick. They would slide on counters. Attaching them might cause them to malfunction. They are fairly long but not wide enough to cover a typical counter. It is worth a try, but I don't think you'll have consistent success with it on a counter.
790444
I have not tried, but feel it would be an excellent choice. Since they are not clad, you may wish to place them inside a cast iron skillet for the same heat distribution effect that cladding would provide.
139666
I have light floors in the kitchen, but have seen none of the marks like shoe heels sometimes leave. My only caution is that you put them firmly down flat on wet surfaces, because if you set the tip on its edge, it will slip. I just bought a second set as I was so happy with them.
1217918
They would work, but are not intended for this application. They would be a detriment to the appearance of a kitchen floor, not only bad looking, but the edges will become dirty, giving you large dirty circles in your kitchen. The other issue is removal...you will have a nasty adhesive left.
922508
Yes. I used these on top of hardwood floors and I even had an Olympic bench bar loaded with 20 lbs on each side get dropped by a child playing in my gym and the floors were untouched. Don't worry, child wasn't hurt either and we explained it was dangerous to play in the gym and never happened again.as an extra precaution I put cheap thin plastic mats under the entire room and used these heavy rubber mats under major equipment like my smith machine.
107627
I now just travel w Gaiam yoga mat towels. There are different styles and thickness - outstanding for hot yoga - and you just lay over the studio funky mats :)I've tried the Manduka towels and they are not nearly as well made and they constantly bunch up on top of mat irritating
415891
Yes I'd does. I have one in kitchen on linoleum floor, keeps from sliding the bowls around the kitchen. An one mat on carpet. It has rubber on the bottom of the mat
1434412
Lay mats flat on counter/tabletop and check for rips or tears. Per manufacturer, mats are non usable if damaged.
2166013
They have held up great. They might be good for hardwood floors if you put a rubber mat down the size of the base. They are medal.
1745134
It is not the right type of mat for helping with standing in the kitchen, the cushion is soft for just getting out of the shower and walking on, but it's not in any way supportive. There are much better mats for that. Also, this would absorb into the foam any liquids you spilled on it and would get manky pretty fast, I'd bet.This is what you want: Gold Box Deal of the Day: 60% Off Sublime Comfort Mats
1581828
I use a mat, not the Concept one but the puzzle piece kind, so I'm not 100% sure it that would be fine. My guess would be that it would be, however my only concern would be the sweat... 30min/day is going to produce a lot of sweat, are you going to be ok with it falling on your carpet?
1317691
I use them in my barn on plywood and they have been great. I have about 15x15 feet and they never move. Very good mats.
1053912
I used them on laminate floors which are very slick. These are very good for preventing movement on any surface. Therefore unlikely to cause any scratches on any floor. They are nearly one half inch in thickness and very robust. A very heavy weight will compress them some what, but I believe it would be impossible to compress them so much as to ding any floor. Certainly they would be much better than the bed alone. I cut one of them hem in quarters to put under the legs of an easy chair.