Does this stick to metal table to cushion travertine floor?
924532
I stuck it to the bottom of my rocking chair. It's sticky on one side and the other side is fabric padded.
924533
This sticks very well... As for metal - I have very heavy wood end tables with (I think cast iron) metal legs which we have on our hardwood floor and it worked great. We don't move them much, but I do slide them a few inches a couple ties a week just to center them should I accidentally move them by bumping into them. I hope this helps, but my situation is different than yours.
924534
I would think it would stick. I would clean the surface with alcohol. I cheated with mine - tho these are self-stick I went ahead and added glue to them as well. I don't trust their adhesive strip and wouldn't want the residual goo on my floor. Hope that helps(?).
924535
It would stick to a metal table, and it would provide a cushion to protect the floor.
1242214
Don't put it on a table top --it's not cushioned. Screws go through the holes into the bottom of the piece you want to rotate. I use mine under a sink.
2246231
No the table appears to be cast aluminum. A magnet wil not stick to the table top.
708207
I use it on a wooden chair or on a small wooden side table when using it for my arms and the weight of the unit and the feet on the unit keep it place. I was going to put softer rubber coushions on the feet but I didn't need them.
338396
Unfortunately not. I've tried many times to get it to adhere to the tile but it won't. Really frustrating.
1432289
Yes. My shower floor is textured and this mat sticks great! It has never slipped from day one like the other shower mats do.
1256801
I have, from about 3 feet onto travertine. Made a dull noise and landed face down... Not a scratch!
1748027
I did not glue it down, as I might take it with me if we move. Gravity seems to hold it in place, even during our winter weather here in Chicago. My garage floor does have a sand texture coating, however. It is easy to pur back if it does move.
1044020
Yes the mat will stay in place. I am using it right now on a wood table. I had to wash it first , because it stinks , smells. But after a few days it is not so bad. After a week you can' smell anything. Wash in soapy water and let air dry. Again it does not move on my table . I like the mat. I play games on it with no movement. My mouse slides nicely on it.
1292672
The back label says: "SURFACES: Natural stone such as marble, granite, limestone, travertine, slate, terrazzo & sandstone."So yes...it will work on Travertine.
1300928
No it doesnt . try to find it cheap. I would not put it on tile or any slippery surface.
2006081
Yes, it actually sticks to furniture. There is double side tape that goes with the slider, one side adheres to the slider and the other to where you want it on the bottom of the furniture piece. Sliders work great! They have made it sooooo easy to move heavy furniture for cleaning and re-arranging.
1654565
No direct experience on tile. Probably depends on how often you move the table and the depth of the grout lines. On my wood floors even heavy furniture glides with ease. Bottom line, at this price I would give it a try. This kit only comes with a few larger pieces, but a ton of smaller ones. Every piece of furniture in my house now has them. After approx 9 months of use, none have come unglued.
2008770
i havent tried it but if it was a smooth sureface or if you were to cover it with a 1/4" luan i would think it would stick well.smooth finish ply wood should work as well..
2226144
I got this same one for my dining room table. As far as I know its tempered and mine slides a little I need to get the clear rubber feet to put under it.Other than that I'm very happy with my purchase. If they're older kids I suggest the rubber feet if it's on a metal frame like mine it will slide if leaned on.
1165792
No. Metal touches floor directly. You would have to place the items on an area rug to protect the floor. My floors are carpeted and it's take a little extra effort to reposition the chair. It's a lovely set. Putting rubber foot guards on the legs will detract from the beauty. I hope you can work something out.
1007511
I have ceramic tile and it doesn't stick to my floor thus it doesn't cause back problems.