is this mat flexible, so it could drape over the middle part of a double sink? Thanks
1982381
I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it would otherwise. I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it... » Read More I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it would otherwise. « Show Less
1982382
Yes. It even has a partial hole/flap in center--which I drape over faucet while in sink when I clean the sink and the mat is wet (or to dry). It's great mat.
1982383
Yes it is flexable, just as the older ones were. However the round flap in the center may stick out on the sides unless you could somehow fasten it down from underneath. I wish rubbermaid would make a product for the center portion of double sinks. Hope this helps.
1982384
I suppose it could drape over the middle part of your sink. It is very flexible. I however, use it in the bottom of my sink. Hope this helps.
1982385
I've owned about 5 of these over the years so I know this mat pretty well. Here's my advice... It's good for what it does, which is protect the sink and add a slightly cushioned surface for resting pot/pans while scrubbing. I always cut the center flap off and can't really see a use for it - it just gets in the way. Since the main question was in it's flexibility, I'd say it starts out somewhat flexible, but over time gets less and less flexible. ****Important**** Always remove it before you pour out boiling water (i.e. pasta water) in the sink or it will become rigid way sooner than it would otherwise.
1982386
Yes but the center of the matflips open so you can pull out the drain stopper.
1097098
It is not as thick as a computer chair mat and the ends can come up and you can fold it to flatten one side. i run a small hand held vacuum over it but it would get caught in a big vacuum.
853811
The raised portion does bend. The sizing of the bottom only is approximately 33.5 X 22 with a 1" lip that flares. With the flaring it would be an accurate size. It fits perfectly in my 35 X 24 cabinet. Unfortunately I can't envision your piping but can only say that it is a wonderful mat that is quality, sturdy and easy to clean. I keep a lot of cleaners under my sinks and any spills are easily cleaned.
309368
It's fairly flexible, at least to go up a p trap under a sink so it should probably work. It's cost only few dollars so there's not much to lose if it doesn't.
509395
Yes. It is 3 separate pieces so it can be used for different sized sinks including 8 inch sinks.
1249343
No, it will bend. The best I can describe it is like a yoga mat, if that helps
1152225
Not a problem. We have two of these and the dish rak fits perfectly and it will not ruin the mat.
2190086
Yes, I think it's flexible enough to accommodate that. Plus, it's open on the left and right, for anything that's a little wide/long. I have a flat kitchen scale and a 3/4" slate cheese board stacked together in mine.
456176
It would stay there. However, the ends are adjustable and slide in and out easily. So if it was jarred or the center part moved it would not stay put. If you are the one using the sink area go for it but if kids or a number of people use the sinks you MAY have a problem. For the most part it would work great.
883816
No. It's not flexible side-to-side. I had to cut mine into strips to go around the bottom of a round piece of furniture
866501
Yes, absolutely. Also it has rubber on top and bottom that make it no slippery on your sink !... I recommend, hope you enjoy it.
346759
Yes, the drain board can fit over the sink, as long as the sink is not wider than 18 inches. Standard sinks are 16 inches wide.
2012190
This mat is thick enough and is easy to trim to fit as directed. It is also easy to wipe clean. We placed it as directed on the lowest rack and it works fine. Hope this helps.
1344991
The material in the Xtreme mat appears to be plastic, but is some what pliable so it can be bend.
1259952
Yes, it absolutely can if your sink only has one hole. If sink is predrilled for a three hole for aucet, the base is used to cover the extra holes. We did it that way and it looks great!
1626017
Yes, sure. It is made to be used on the side, but there's no reason you cannot put it into the sink.
1729165
I used mine under my BBQ. Both Doors open wide with no center divider so you can crawl in there to hook-up plumbing and electrical. So I would say yes, this would work as a sink cover for your kitchen sink. Hope that helps. It's also pretty good quality too. We've been happy with it.