Would these slide on smooth concrete. Like a garage floor.
243520
I use them on my smooth concrete garage floor all the time. I've never had a problem, even with my light weight trailer with 12" wheels they stay in place fine.
243521
I would say no the weight of the trailer or car would pinch and wedge them in place.
243522
I'm using them on an asphalt parking surface. But, I don't think they would slide even on concrete as I kicked them (pretty hard) underneath the tires. Left the car for 6 months & it hadn't moved.
36421
No. I haven't had any issues with them sliding. I am using them in wrought iron furniture.
684213
I doubt they will slide if you have a big enough area covered because they lock together. I love them. At one point I had very heavy rubber 4 x 6 mats which I sold. I like these much better. I use trx on them and all kinds of other things. They are perfect as a gym floor for me.
735606
I would have to say Yes. I'm using them on hardwood floor and I feel that I have to use some effort to slide around in my chair.
1834901
I haven't used them on carpet, but looking at how they slide on a wood floor, I think they would at least make it a little easier to slide because of the shape and texture.
549467
Not necessarily, but mentioned, it does move better on smooth surfaces. A polished concrete will be ok, a rough asphalt not so much.
1100476
They would slide but mine are stacked against a wall and they do fine....but they do slide on each other rather than stick to each other. You could throw one of those rug liner things in between them...made of latex to keep rugs from sliding.
992604
Without some points to secure them in place they will slide on a vinyl floor. You may encounter the mat sliding forward, in which case the mat may pinch down the accelerator pedal and put you at risk of an accident. I had the accelerator pedal stick a couple times. I liked the mats though, so I added a few points of dual-lock (like super Velcro) to the bottom. I suggest using 3M Dual-Lock to keep them in place. Hasn't been an issue since. The mats do look really nice and they're very good quality. Not rubber. More like a semi-ridig, semi-soft thick plastic.
418610
They are made of hard plastic so will slide around on hard surfaces which works well for us since we put them under a shelf. They might not slide on a carpeted or textured surface.
2027708
They are not too slick; I have Hard wood floors and they can slide around- they don't have traction or anything like that. They work fine for us though.
416470
I use them on a concrete floor but do not have any objects on them. They may simply flatten out a bit.
2059478
The tiles actually stay together really well, and I haven't really had any sliding issues at all on either carpet or smooth concrete, so you should be fine. The only thing is that you get a bit less than you expect for the price. I'd measure how much surface area you want covered first, and compare with their measurements.
985287
I doubt it. These are felt movers which means they are designed to move items across slick surfaces (e.g., tile, hardwood), so unless it is a polished or very smooth concrete surface they aren't likely to slide well, if at all.
1696383
I'm sure it would but honestly these slide around. I removed them after a couple of weeks I will be looking for something else.
610017
I think it would depend on how slanted the surface is and the type of surface. I always lock them all the way but I use it on a flat surface. The legs do have rubber feet on them so I suppose if it's not a particularly slick surface then it may not slide but it's hard to say without knowing what the surface is and how slanted it is.
274331
I don't know. I sent them back because I couldn't get them on the chairs. As I remember they were padded on the bottom to protect hardwood floors, so I bet they wouldn't slide on carpet but I don't know for sure.
1942006
no! They are a hard plastic and would not glide on carpet and would scratch a wood or tile floor. They are only meant to be a stationery lift for a bed frame.