Will this suction onto the floor to stay in place??
1963578
Might depend on the floor surface, but the mat has small suction cups (each a bit over a half inch across) all over the back, one every inch or inch and a half. Stays in place, but we hang it up to dry out after use.
1963579
Yes, stays in place and stays clean. I have installed in shower floor and has been in place since august, like new
1963580
The suction cups are small, but the mat stays in place when I am standing on it.
1963581
It does stay in place. :-) I also don't leave mine in the tub, we remove it after bathing which leaves the suction cups time to dry out and prevents mildew, etc.
1963582
It will stay in place as long as you put it in when the tub is DRY. The cups are small and with the mat being as big as it is, it doesn't stay put if there is any water under them.
147087
It doesn't really suction. It sits on top of the drain. It pretty much stays put. I have a bathfitter tub which is plstic and it works.
439701
Sure, its actually ideal for the suction. Just as long as the surface is flat or slightly curved without any wrinkles or bumps.
1943090
Yes--as long as the floor is fairly level. It sticks very well and really looks clean and pretty once you get it down. Have fun. G.
1930501
It is a very thick mat, it should protect the tile with no problem. I don't think it would slip. If for some reason it did, simply purchase anti-skid floor rug pad.
759943
It might, but you could always use an inexpensive rug pad under it to hold it in place.
951279
I can't say for sure, but with this foam not having a cloth cover, it stays in one place much better than those with a cover (a prior experience), ...so my guess is that it would stay where you put it. If not, you could purchase the thin, non-skid, flexible meshes, often used under small scatter rugs, and the foam would more than likely, stay in one place.
1443430
There are no "grabbers" on the back of this mat so it'll probably still move around a bit on a rug/carpet but it will definitely keep the flooring out of the way of a chair. Hope that helps.
561501
I would imagine it would get stuck. The bottom of a normal vacuum has bristles to move dirt out of a rug/carpet and to allow movement of the vacuum. The bottom of this only has wheels to push and an opening to suck up. With that being said, a quick flick of the rug on the hard wood isnt an issue anymore because you don't have to sweep it up. I dont have rugs so I cannot tell you from experience sorry!
672402
It doesn't attach to the floor. I used the to run wires over a street. They didn't move but depending on the texture of your floor, you may have a different experience.
86745
Probably, mine moves on my concrete garage floor. There are holes in the feet to "tack" it down with nails or spikes if you want to keep it from sliding.
1523294
I imagine it would. It's pretty sticky. You'll need to make sure the underside of the rug is as free from dirt as possible though.
1670157
If it's on carpeting, it shouldn't as long as you have the two little wheels facing the opposite way as the big wheels are. I have a difficult time moving my table to vacuum underneath it.
208502
Mine has been sittign on the floor for the past few months while I've been too busy to mount it...that and I can't find my stuf finder lol....so yes it can
1957878
Yes . Mine stays in place but I imagine it would depend on the deck surface . Mine is finished concrete.
1457585
Yes, I have wooden floors also. It will stay in place while you exercise. I have an area where I exercise and the mat stays down until I pick it up, no slipping.
1954998
No, it will not, because you must screw it down to the floor with a drill bit and screws.