is this non skid I would like to use it on our camper shelves to lee things from sliding around
1289910
I think something like Duck Brand 1100731 Select Grip Easy Liner would work better for non-slippage needs. We use this on the boat and it works great! It is not waterproof, but this allows for air circulation (on the boat that's a real plus - perhaps in a camper also).
1289911
I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.
1981430
It is non-slip. I got it for my wife and she has been very happy with this product.
605110
Can't tell you as I use it on industrial lightweight carpet. But the four feet on which it rests are completely flat, so if you found that it was sliding, you could probably find some non-slip padding to attach to those feet.
259594
I think so. We put nonskid material under ours so it would not slid but it is very sturdy and seems to be holding up well.
611773
Our steps ere outside our travel trailer during a couple of storms, not once did they feel slippery. The top surfaces are textured and have lots of dimples. Extra protection could be had by adding non skid strips (self-adhesive),available at Amazon or any local hardware store
1822519
The surface is non-skid (like sandpaper), and I believe it is a tape like material. Very durable.
72066
It is not. I have it in a corner so it's not a problem, but I imagine it would slide around if it were in the middle.
696503
Yes, the shelves slide easily. It does not convert from a 38 bottle, that is standard. Thank you
317457
On my pullout shelves with heavy items.....sometimes the "scoot" a little....but "any" would unless glued/taped down in that scenario....however, in non moving shelves....this is perfect.
978761
Yes. It has a heavy duty skid plate. Pretty durable so far as I push it across a concrete floor.
707075
Yes but u will need to cover the shelves and the ramps with carpet or something so they wont slide on the slick surface.
401576
No, the pins are metal. It does have rubber feet on the bottom, so I don't think it would skid much if any.
495559
I have a laminate floor, and there is no slipping whatsoever. I imagine it would be the same for wood. The item itself is pretty heavy.
851223
The bottom doesn't look like it is nonskid. Just plastic. However, I have had it quite a while and have never had a problem. I have ceramic tile floors, and I think it would have gone into a skid before now. Hope that helps
1923509
No sticky/rubber feet, but it is quite heavy and does not slide around at all in my drawer which is quite a bit larger than the knife holder. I do have a drawer liner underneath it that may contribute to its not slipping. It is was a great purchase--no regrets.
1108819
No it does not have a non-skid bottom, however it doesn't moove anywhere, so you wont need that. This way you can flip it around and use both sides (which is a plus in my oppinion)Regards,
1172843
The whole thing doesn't slide easily as it seems to have rubber feet. If you removed those it might be possible, but then you'd have it slide around on you when you didn't want it to.