Would these work under a large piece of home gym equipment (on top of laminate flooring)?
1466273
The mats are designed to support the weight of people and items like free weights. I would not put something like a treadmill directly on them.
1466274
I think it would work great! The matts are very sturdy and dont sink in with heavy weight.
1466275
Possibly. I've found that the puzzle pieces sometimes come apart when I move very vigorously, so it may be fine for something like a bench, but less great for something like a cardio bike. In general, I put the puzzle mat on top of a non-skid mat made for carpets so it moves around less. Also make sure to measure the equipment as you may need to connect a second set of pieces depending on how big the equipment is.
1367197
I have never used them for that. I have some scrap pieces, maybe I should try that. I install laminate flooring to some times...
1586665
Yes- these should be great! These are thick and soft, but should stay on a gym floor without much slipping. The basketball can also be bounced on the spot without sending it all over the place.
684212
I used these mats on a laminate floor and never had any problem with them sliding. I do P90x on these mats.
315679
I think you probably would.... they're great on the floor (I have 2 and stack them to give them a little height) but they're not very thick.
210446
Im sure they would. But I have to poke a hole in the top of mine before I use them. The plastic is pretty thick.
449299
I use them to keep a sectional sofa from moving on laminate floors. I think it would work great. They really grip to the floor
902229
Yes you could. They are sticky. It's just meant for a flat surface. But I still think it'd work.
1722638
No. I don't think they would work, because the style of them is so that the pressure from itself holds the item, and it would not work turned up to the ceiling.
854313
It will depend on how big the gap is. I use them at the foot of my bed in-between the mattress and footboard and they work perfectly.
470429
They would probably work as long as the floor is hard rather thant carpeted. However, the sliders are relatively small in diameter, so I might look for bigger sliders for a large, heavy desk.
2259623
Depends on how heavy the item you are lifting is... they busted through when I used them on my bed. If your desk/bed are not too heavy, they should work. I would try another product first - these were very disappointing!
1316690
Absolutely. They work on all sides of the rack. I would make sure you have plates on the floor plate storage before putting the weighted barbell up high at OHP height for a counterbalance, but beyond that you're set. I love my Titan, it's a great deal and a fantastic piece of equipment.
635909
I doubt they would work. They are not that strong and the movement of the leg would undoubtedly loosen them.
1338158
Yes! They should! They are very sturdy and stay put where you place them. I'd give them a try! They are cheap enough, but very well made.
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They are hard plastic and should work. I have used them under a commode and on furniture to level.
1629365
I don't go to the gym so I don't really know how they would do. I would suggest purchasing a set of comply foam tips as they seal up nicely and seem to me they would stay in place during a work out.