can you use this mat for entire garage and park your car on it?
907002
You could, but it is somewhat porous so if you were hoping for an oil barrier, this probably shouldn't be your first choice.
1760694
Absolutely! It did fit in my 1 car garage during the winter and rain but mostly out side I just used a king sized sheet or tarp under it then steak it( it comes with them) ! Enjoy
267529
I don't think so. You should have no problems with the long side of the mats
1110873
I never re-roll mine, but I don't see why you couldn't. It's a durable rubber mat, just a little heavy.
1402556
Probably not. I would imagine the tiles would pop apart if a car were to drive over them. Even if you found a way to keep them down, car tire rubber might chew away at the soft foam mat material.
46903
I'm not sure because I've never tried; I keep mine in my basement gym. I'm sure you could but this mat is very heavy and awkward to carry so it may be more trouble than it's worth to roll it up and carry back inside after every use.
941560
The doors on this shed are only 7'-0" ish wide, so most autos would not fit and it has a plastic floor that may not be capable of support the weight of a vehicle. So, I'd say no to using it for a garage, only for a garden shed.
1152224
Yes! That's what I did and it works great. These mats come as a set of two but it's been six months and I haven't needed to use the second one at all because the first one is still like new.
1610883
Yes, you can drive over it, I believe it will just fill as if you were going over a bump. The strip bonds quite well to the concrete floor of the garage. Make sure you park both cars right were you need to start with, then place the strip in front of the tire and use a pencil to mark the location, then take the cars out and fix the strips to the floor. You may even think about using one strip on the driver side and the other (for the 2nd car) on the passenger side? if esthetics is not an issue for your garage.
1357232
Occasionally. Like Jeffrey Y said, do not glue to floor. I use my mat all year - easy to pull out of garage to clean with hose water and soap. Kept my garage much cleaner by catching rainwater from car and ice and slush in wintertime. Very pleased with product.
1888052
of course, there is no reason not to. as i have advised before, this is the perfect mat for all floor exercises but not standing balance exercises because the thickness does not allow you to get a firm grip or foot grasp of the floor. I ALWAYS USE IT ON A CARPET.
1583093
It's not possible to answer not knowing how large the garage is. I have a standard two car garage and it works well for both cars. I would buy one and try it. It has worked real well for me.
1748029
I have it in a "moveable shed" that is 12' X 28' and the rubber mat is awful heavy. I drive a car on it and put 12"x 24" plywood boards under where the wheel stop. I have slid the plywood back by wheel traction. The mat has never moved. The mat is flat at the edges. I bought plastic trim to edge it and that keeps the water inside the mat.
811499
yes but it has a large footprint so you would need spaceand a rubber mat or floor mat to set it on
927957
I would say no, this just a rubber mat with adhesive in the back. Use some 2 or 3 inch foam.
988030
No, you don't need to , but the mat only good for even counter ,can't work on my Toyota Venza
528397
Yes. Also, if you have laminate or hardwood, this mat will ruin your flooring.