How would this hold up in a commercial kitchen? We need extra padding behind a deli case that is constantly being used.
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Don't think you could find one better than this one.Sturdy, easy to clean & wonderfully easy on your feet!
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I am not sure about in a commercial check with the imprint site they do sell for commercial mats but they are more money, I would say for the money of this one I would take the chance
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Yes Rebecca I believe it would (we used to own a restaurant), more comfortable than the commercial ones with the holes in them and less of a trip hazard as it has a graduated edge. I would definitely remove it when you steam/power wash the area though and mop it instead.
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I cannot say exactly how long this would hold up in a commercial setting- I CAN say that it has much more comfort padding than any I have seen in stores and it is a washable wipe clean surface- (it has a caveat of not getting it wet underneath it though) It is Very comfortable to stand on and I feel it is somewhat safer to "walk" up to- because some other reviews on other pads have said they trip on those- this has a safer "incline" to it and I have not ever tripped on it. Hope this helps.
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Mine seems to hold up well. I stand on it a lot and move around. It wipes clean.
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I would give it a try. It IS sturdy, but padded carpet is very different from a totally flat surface like kitchen tile.
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Should be fine. It's a solid plastic sheet, with some fine ribbing to keep items from sliding.
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This a great product for heavy use. I cannot speak to how well it would perform in a heavy commercial application. My wife does a lot of home baking and it has performed very well for that application. We have had no trouble with it at all. She really loves it.
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Hello I would think that it's a little too thick for fragile things . An excellent kitchen tool for nearly everything !!! I suggest using a silicone cooking sheet . Everything slides off of ours . Good luck
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We have a large drawer near the microwave that we store it in. It hasn't been a problem.
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Wendy, I haven't had a problem with it. It can hold quite a bit of weight spread out over the surface. I haven't dropped it to the floor, but I have banged it around the countertop without any damage. I'd say, go for it.
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I used mine at the office for my microwave and storage. If you are talking about sturdy you will have no problems. Very high quality. It will hold a ton of weight.
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I used it in my kitchen and there's plenty of moisture. The only reason some areas are peeling a little around the sink is I didn't have the sink lift and put the instant Granite paper under the sink. If I had, there would be no issue, this stuff is pretty sturdy. You can cut very close around the edges of the sink, but the best application is to lift the sink and apply the granite peel under it, that way you won't have any issues with moisture. It looks AWESOME and will change the entire look of the counter.
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Small cans maybe. It's sturdy enough for bathroom stuff, i'd be a little hesitant to load it up with heavy Kitchen supplies. Oh by the way the reports of the feet not screwing in right are true.
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I bought it for a friend so I am not sure how it has held up. He uses it on his kitchen table. It isn't that large so it wouldn't hold to many at a time so I think it would hold up ok just not sure. He loves it for his table and put sauce bottles, salt pepper etc. on it. Sorry I couldn't be more help
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I guess technically it could, but I think you would want something a little more substantial for a retail setting. I'm not sure how well it would hold up. This is a great choice for casual use.
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I would add extra padding on top and bottom, perhaps bubble wrap. I would assume other things would be stacked on this, assuming it lays flat.
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I had it up against a large cutting board next to my refrigerator and I had no issues. I did keep the side with the venting open and clear, which is on the left side if you are looking at the front of it.
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This worry has crossed my mind too ;-) So far my mug has stayed on the counter. The first idea that comes to mind is cutting a square of gripper shelf liner to fit the mug's footprint: Kittrich Corp 05F-C6B50-06 Con-Tact Brand Grip Shelf LinerA mouse pad might work or a thick pot holder or even a damp dish cloth folded into quarters. My fear is I might break the mug!
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It is probably a veneer of some sort that seems to be quite durable. I have a microwave and a 5gallon water dispenser on top of this and my coffee maker on a matching companion piece from the same line. Both have seemed to hold up to heat and spills, including a disaster from the water dispenser.
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It's durable, yes! We love it and I'm sure it's gonna last us a very long time. And yes, get the top shelf- it's great for putting extra stuff on there. The only lame part is the little string that holds the oven door open, but you can always put something else on there. We've just left it off and its fine. Hope that helps. Sorry it took me so long to respond.