Would these knee pads work well for laying resilient vinyl tile, would they slide or grip on the vinyl surface, would they mar the surface?
2016893
they have a black rubber center pad that will not slip or mar the surface of anything (you can see it in the picture). they are made for installing floors of all kinds.
2016894
I think they are a bit grippy where the black rubber is. I don't think they would mar the surface.
2016895
I'm not sure if they would mar the surface. They work well on our tile and they don't leave scuff marks.
1833689
I don't think so. they would smooth it out, but not a shiny finish. these pads are for stone,quartz/granite. If you tiles are stone like material then it's will do just fine.
2060889
They *could* slide depending on the smoothness of the surface and what you are using them for. We have about 50 pieces interlocked together covering our exercise area. 2 sides are against basement walls which seems to nicely hold them in place.
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.
449299
I use them to keep a sectional sofa from moving on laminate floors. I think it would work great. They really grip to the floor
787837
They will probably slide a bit depending on the dirtiness of the floor. The dots are slick on both sides. They do have a little bit of weight to them so they stay in place for the most part.
470431
They will work but it depends on your surface... if you have a cheap linoleum floor or concrete that might not work so good. OR if its large office furniture. These are just for chairs.
558257
These pads have a soft rubbery texture and would provide some cushioning. These pads also have adhesive on one side already, so no glue required.
1801190
I think so. Works great on smooth tile. The chairs really stay put. You can cut them to fit the legs with kitchen scissors.
759677
sorry I used those pads on concrete a epoxy floors. they work great. on vinyl I would suggest some less aggressive one
1381367
I used these on the legs of my new sofa and I have tile floors and the sofa does not move at all so I think they would work for you. You can cut them to the size you need.
377319
I would say no. They are not as strong as some of the other pads I have used.
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.
1654566
Thank you for asking about the Heavy Duty Felt Pads! They would certainly work for your application. We would just recommend making sure the table legs are clean and free from dust and debris before sticking on the felt pads.
536850
Yes! Very flat, they slide on tile easily. Recommend adherening it to the floor or use over carpet.
684212
I used these mats on a laminate floor and never had any problem with them sliding. I do P90x on these mats.
476407
Hi William - I practice Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and we drill from feet to floor and grapple on the mat. I haven't had any knee issues when wearing these pads. I love them and will keep buying them when they need to be replaced. I hope this answers your question. Please take note that they are sold individually - so order 2!