I was told that in order to do a tuck or a layout, you would need twelve feet. That means I need two mats. Any thoughts?
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For round off back handspring it's fine but back tuck or layout you would need two for sure. My daughter does her round off on floor and finishes her handspring on mat. She does not attempt front or back tucks on it.
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You would need to purchase two. They have velcro ends so that they can be secured together.
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yes you need to keep the second row in one spot with the mats since they are pretty rigid unless you cut slots in them that we did not do.
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2 feet by 2 feet is pretty big for a mat shipped by mail? Take some tape and mark off 6 feet by 4 feet on the ground. Its a good size. I bought 2 packs and it was more than enough. Mats are good quality in my opinion.
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Measure the rooms and go by inches... Ex if its 10X10 square (inches) and your room is 100in long you'll need 10 but it's best to over order, I love this carpet but some had no sticky backs or ripped and needed replaced. Otherwise it is pretty durable once laid.
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Accuquilt recommends the 6" x 12" mat which works in both the Go and the Baby. If you have a Go you might be able to get away using the 10" x 10" but you would need to measure be sure. Then place your fabric and mat perfectly on the die or you have have one end left uncut. If you will be using this die on a regular basis you'd be better off just buying the correct mat. The price on Amazon is pretty good. Using the recommended die always seems to work better.
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If you have a one story, it drops too much. If I were staying in my home, I would have found a way to put legs out to help support the drop. If you have a second story you will have plenty of room to work woth
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I always have two for yoga class, but sometimes only use one of them. I personally think that you need two since some exercises require them. These are great blocks. I think that they work better than the wooden ones and are lots better than the foam.
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More space. I use both the ladder and the mat. I don't have room for both so I use only the mat during vertical plyo. Plus I home school my son and we use insanity and asylum for gym class so there is 2 of us needing the floor space.
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It's set up like a tic tac toe game. There is no outside to the square. Or like the # sign, not slanted, and again each section is the same size as the middle square. Ii is placed in the middle of your mat.
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The straight-edge that comes with it is 24 inches long. Since you have to slide the mat cutter along the groove in the straight-edge, if you were trying to make a cut of more than 24 inches, you'd have to stop your cut, move the straight-edge, then finish the cut. It wouldn't be impossible, but you'd have to be very precise in your placement of the straight-edge to keep your cut line even. So, as long as you are careful, there is really no limit to the size you can cut.
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You can put 2 of these together as Carolyn and some other reviewers have said, however Carolyn's math is quite a bit off. I went and figured it out myself. A hexagon with 2ft sides is a little over 10 square feet, as it says. Adding the 2 panel extension makes it an octagon, which would be slightly more than 19 square ft, also as stated. The difference is that combining 2 yards would have 12 panels and be a dodecagon, which would be about 44.8 square feet. You'd have to get 3 sets of extensions to equal the same area, since all the sides are 2ft in length. The extensions currently cost 52.14, which is 156.42. The playyard itself is 155.96. Thus you are getting a better deal with 2 playyards. Not only is it slightly cheaper, it also gives you an extra door panel. That means it's more adaptable for using as 2 separate gates if you want to at some point.
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I'm living in the overseas right now and am getting it done (barely) in an area 3' x 6'. You have to modify some of the ladder exercises orientation to get them done but it can be. Basically you need enough room to do a burpee.
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No overlap is required but its faster and easier to do so. I usually do an inch or so. As far as stapling pattern, I do enough to keep the paper down. I tend to remind myself that its vapor barrier and more solid pieces down with least amount of holes. Hope that helps.
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I have only used 10 x 20 muslin and I would not put more than 2 or 3 on it at a time. If you are only going to use one background I think is should be alright. The problem that I had, it tends to tip and it bows in the middle. In my opinion it's not very. I hope this helps.
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By my calculations you will need about 180 square feet of the fat mat I would recommend looking for the larger packages of fat mat this stuff works really well though make sure you apply it with the roller and in a warm environment best of luck personally I would start with (2) 100 square foot packs
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Hi There, For a 12x12 area, you would need 16 of these sets. 12 x 12 = 144 / 9 = 16. We do offer single tiles to make custom sizes available here: IncStores - Modular Grid - Loc Dance and Garage Flooring 12" x 12" Tiles Sold IndividuallyEach tile is 1 sqft, so you would need 144 tiles to complete the floor. Thank you!
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With two kits you are just doubling the size. Shortening the size of one does not make it less sturdy, probably more. However, I am not sure by adding 3 feet to one size how much that would make it less sturdy or not? It is possible to do if you are real good with math and Angles. By lengthening one side you will have to calculate the other side(s)... But may become unstable?