Some reviewers say skid resistant and some say it slips. Which is it? Will it stay put on ceramic tile.
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The underside has no anti-skid woven into it. Mine is just the woven yarns from the front of the rug. I have not used mine yet as I am in the middle of a bathroom remodel but I will put down anti-skid product to insure it doesn't slip. Hope this helps.
839701
I use it on my travertine tiles in hallway and also on hardwood floor. It does slip, especially on hardwood floors. Not so much on travertine.
98902
The part that sits on the floor does not have a skid resistant bottom. We haven't had a problem the step stool sits on a tile floor in the bathroom. The steps are skid resistant.....
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Yes, you can use it on ceramic tile steps. They will be totally slip resistant. In the shower, with soap and shampoo and all other products, this stuff still works. It's amazing. I have not used in on outdoor wood steps, so I can't say
135171
The bottom is layered by rubber material. It stays and won't slip on tile floors.
990927
The mat is not non-skid. Mine stays in place okay on the floor but does move around some - especially when the black lab tries to run across it instead of sitting for a few seconds.
688901
Hi,I have tiles but it seems it would also work on painted walls. It fits very snug and has not slipped at all. I had to throw away my previous one because it would fall. I'm not 100% sure but really happy with this one and it looks really nice for the price.
274874
My daughter is eleven and she uses it at least 4 times a week. She has had it for a year and it has not lost it's thickness. It does slip on tiled floors.
410505
No, it has not slipped on our shower floor. There are 6 rubber grommets on the bottom, held on by screws to the wood. I tongue oil the top occasionally, and spray a Clorox spray on the bottom at least once a week. I also lean it up against the wall between showers so it can dry better. We have been very happy with this product. Easier on the feet than the hard shower floor, and not slippery.
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Yes, you can use it on ceramic tile steps. They will be totally slip resistant. In the shower, with soap and shampoo and all other products, this stuff still works. It's amazing.I have not used in on outdoor wood steps, so I can't say
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It's basically bond filler like used on cars. It does dry slick and hard it bonded to the cement well. I would stick the tile direct to it bet it would hold.
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Can I put this on the ceramic floor and doesn't slide off or only on the carpet?
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I'm not sure, as I use it on a rug over a tile floor. The foot does have an anti-slide coating, but I can't vouch for the effectiveness of it. Doesn't the manufacturer address this?
1639587
Dan, I used it as traction for my dog's feet while driving. She stands on my lap, with front feet on the car door sill, I wanted to protect the door and give her traction. It's great for protection but it's not really a tacky surface, so I would not call it slip free. It's very spongy and the adhesive holds it well, just not quite slip-free.
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Not really - we took rubber drawer liner (we had for use in toolbox in shop) and made narrow strips to go under the legs and that keeps it from sliding on the tile floor. When we used it in the bathroom with carpet it was fine - but it is in the other bathroom that has a tile floor.
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It is tiny raised dots but I don't think it would be skid free on tile or linoleum. It is a kind of mesh perforated material so air flow would be pretty good. It is not nearly as thick as they say or the picture shows, it is pretty thin and flimsy.
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what kind of tile ? It will possibly stick on ceramic type tiles if applied correctly but smoothing the joints together over a non uniform surface could present a challenge
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I found it slipped quite a bit on a hardwood floor. I used carpet grip padding underneath and it held ok. I did not use it on to of a carpet. Guessing that may give the grip it needs to stay still.