Does anyone have any experience using these on cement floors, finished or unfinished?
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I use it for a play area on my back patio, which is painted cement. I'm very happy with it. It does have to be cleaned underneath sometimes, and I have noticed a little staining from the dirt underneath, but it does get wet frequently from the rain, and I haven't tried that hard to scrub it.
758731
Thought this was answered. I have two and grandkids use on my wooden floors, no problems. I don't let them go outside on concrete; kept inside so wheels don't get any gashes to scratch floors.
2059477
I used mine over concrete slab but tested them over hardwood and ceramic tile. They worked fine, no slippage. Although I can't say from personal experience, I would guess the carpet would have to be a very flat, low pile. I would also think that a workout with a lot of intense foot work might tend to separate the tiles.
2127187
Yes I believe so. I used them on a very uneven cement slab and they are working perfectly
1508814
I have been using them directly on my wood floor and had no trace and no sign of damage on my floor. Just wanted to share this experience.
1229906
These are absolutely wonderful! No underlayment needed. They work excellent on the concrete floor. I have a puppy who had an accident, pulled out the two square it affected, cleaned and put back, they are as good as new. I've been very happy with them, I wished I would have ordered two sets. I actually have put them in my living room on the hardwood floor that needs refinishing and I'm unable to refinish them at this time. Everyone comments on my beautiful throw rug, where did I get it, etc.
2027707
I use them on a cement garage floor and they stay in place. Not sure how they would work on tile floor. There is brand that has peel off adhesive tabs on the back which I have used before but could not find them when I wanted buy more.
1009693
I wouldn't. I think they are made more for a smooth surface like a blackboard. I think they will wear down too soon used on rough concrete.
416470
I use them on a concrete floor but do not have any objects on them. They may simply flatten out a bit.
150539
No. Truthfully, I haven't had the best experience with them. I just took up the floor I laid down about two months ago because the tiles kept sliding around. They wouldn't stick. I've had experience with vinyl flooring in the past, I've fine three floors if my house with wood look vinyl flooring which worked well, these, not so much.
1768936
Don't think you should use on rel hardwood floors. Lament OK. I have stained stamped concrete floors does good. You do need the little squeegie looking attachment amount $5.00.
1581229
I have only tried it on wood floors in the house, and on cement outdoors. They work great on those surfaces. If the tile has a texture, and is not the shiny, slick surface, I would think it would work fine.
1606971
I have had no issues. But it all depends on the condition of your floors. If they are well sealed, you should have no issues. I just try not to use heavy steam. Also, if you are using vinegar, that can be an issue in the long term as the acidity can "eat" away at the finish.
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I use a wet 5" polisher. They work beautifully on concrete countertops, as well as marble and granite, which are all I've tried. I would use only a wet polisher, since this is what they were made to be used on.
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...
461947
We have used the tile on our garage floor(cement)...as we turned the garage into a playroom. We glued the carpet tiles down and it workers perfectly!
1019397
These are for paper.it would go really fast if used on cement.you could give it a try.