I want to use this in an area where my dogs have their water dish. Would this material be slippery under foot when wet?
943051
I would not know for I use this as an undermat to gym equipment. I will say that it is not slippery on a wood floor.
943052
I would think so. It doesn't absorb water so it would puddle up. However, it is textured/slightly bumpy so I can't imagine it being super slick.
943053
No. Although it may be a little long for your uses. You could easily cut it as well.
943054
Well the mat is not absorbent. The water would be retained on top. Depending on the amount of water I wouldn't think so.
1884090
Ditto, surface is smooth and when wet, can be slippery. I would not recommend it for that purpose.
1421692
I think it should work well! I've not gotten the liner itself wet before but it is seriously grippy. Your pup should be fine!
611772
I always lay a towel on the top step just to catch the dripping water because of the grandkids, so I haven't noticed slippery steps at all. I'm not sure how they would be if I did not have the towel down on the top step, but we have never slipped on ours. It does have a grain texture.
1822514
The surface has a gritty covering that appears to be sprayed on. My small dogs run up the ramp with no problem. Nothing appears to slip. I bought this for the English Mastiff and he fights me rather then walk up the ramp. I laid it in the house and he walked around it. I think its a great ramp; but the big dog does not.
38374
Unless your tub bottom is perfectly flat and not slippery, I think it would work. I use it for climbing into the tub, not out. The base of the steps are made of plastic, the top of it has a foam type material where you can't slip, but under water I am not sure if that would work, it might be dangerous. I hope this helped a little.
2007481
I haven't used this step outside in the winter, but it is all plastic so i can't see why it would be a problem for your dogs. I bought it for our motor home steps and motor home is in storage. I would not be afraid to use outside in the winter.
962214
I think it would work perfect for that! I used it to keep the dogs out of a muddy area but would totally work for that! :)
467198
Yes. Depending on whet type of shoes being worn, It can slippery when wet so I place a towel down where I step out of the car.
624028
The mat's rubber surface isn't particularly slick and the mat is very heavy. I wouldn't think it too likely to slip.
1803058
I have seen such tiles used in shower areas but I think that they would be too slippery. I put them on a bathroom floor but also have rugs on the floor.
1921635
I think as long as your dog doesn't get freaked out by the opening/closing of the stairs (I have a dachshund who is dumber than dirt so he has taught me there are so many things to be afraid of that I was previously oblivious to) you should be fine. The weight of your dog should keep the stairs from slipping on outside surfaces.
161382
We have not noticed a slippery when wet problem. The liners are heavily ribbed and provide good footing. Happy with them.
160917
I'm not sure. The apron around the feeder is not terribly wide. If you dog has long fur, I suspect that you will still have water on the floor.
1120383
I have two of these bowls. One is sitting inside a tray on the floor to avoid getting water on the floor. The tray has a rough surface, so I'm not sure whether the bowl would slide on the floor itself, but it stays in place well in the tray. The 2nd bowl is in the dog's kennel, on top of the pad we have in there, so also not on a slick surface. Neither bowl has ever turned over, and we are very satisfied with them, but due to the fact that ours are not directly on the floor surface, I can't provide a very accurate answer to your question.
1136468
I don't find that they are slippery. They are thick and heavy weight. I use them at the entrace/exit of my walk in shower so suck up any extra moisture on the floor. I would think that any rug or mat of the floor can potentially become a trip hazard but which is worse slippery wet floor or potential trip hazard in a bath mat. We love the 2 bath mats we have.
1743358
No. I used it for my balcony and shower in travertine, and it was not slippery