how thick is this? could it be used on floor of old car- metal- to go under some rubber matting ? thanks for any info.
1070257
Yes it could. Its about 1/2 inch thick. If it needs to be squished down some it will with ease. Very much worth the buy on my end!
1070258
used it for sound and heat insulation. and carpet kit goes over it. adheres directly to metal body of car.
1070259
It's no more than 1/2 inch, but it compresses very easily. Under rubber matting it will flatten down to nearly nothing...not sure it will retain much insulating and probably no thermal value. After receiving it, I think I will be using mine above the headliner or rear cab area of my '41 truck. I think my floors need something with more density.
1070260
It was wider than 1/4" - around 1/2" or so. I put it between my steel floor and rubber mats of my TR6 and it's worked wonderfully.
1070261
its designed to be uncompressed. Maybe its 1/4" thick. I used it to fill space between a heat shield and the car. I'd look at the heat shield material from DEI
1930500
This mat is thick enough to be used without slippage or damage to the tile floor, in my opinion. Kon
1976986
My boyfriend uses it to catch the oil leaking from his car. Its not a super sturdy mat so im not sure it would stay too easily in place if you tried to use it for that but you could try.
206795
this is in addition tao my last comment. It is very heavy and durable. I think it will be fine with cars rolling over it.
1948944
not sure how to measure it but I would say it is thick enough to work as a stair tread runner for my basement stairs. The staples I used are just barely holding it there without ripping the plastic. Almost as thick as a carpet runner to protect carpet down a hallway. Maybe as thick as a heavy duty rain coat?
1084593
I use it on the dashboard of my car, it is some kind of rubber / plastic. Sorry that I didn't use it on stainless steel or wood floor.
184816
absolutely - it is thick - I use it on our curio cabinet back side where it leans or may rub/hit the wall when we shut the doors.
950955
Haven't tried anything that thick. I think I would purchase a Bolt cutter. Sure to do the trick.
1078608
I used it on metal and it worked great. Not sure about rubber, but it is so sticky I would think it should be fine .
2050409
Not sure that it would and would probably not look good. This material has a tar like backing that sticks real well to car floors but it may look messy on a house door also the edges can be sharp if not covered be a carpet or floor mat. I would go with some "sound soak" or other acoustic material.
1108988
I got it to put around a wall mirror, and have no done the project yet. It is pretty thin, 3/8" or so. But God made it so it might be very durable? I thought it might look nice on a floor as the grout line between bigger tile. But then the varied thickness would be an issue. Sorry, I am not sure.
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.
927791
I have mine on a 1/2 Inch thick rubber mat and it is fine. The problem I have with the unit is that it sways and wobbles a bit so I secured mine to the wall studs with some sturdy hardware and brackets. It would sway on cement as well before I set the rubber mat under it. The only problem I see is that your carpet would be crushed where it sits (it has 4 rubber feet) when you decide to move it.
251438
Don't put this down under Dynamat type sheets.I have Dynamat installed and that is all you will need.The sheets need to be installed on clean surface which this does not provide.It could be used on the outside of the metal under the car/truck but not with the other sheets.
249460
This is pretty thin, so I if there are any lumps or bumps under it you would notices. So I wouldn't put it on a thick carpet, I would recommend using this on short carpet or tile/wood floor.
499838
I found it slipped quite a bit on a hardwood floor. I used carpet grip padding underneath and it held ok. I did not use it on to of a carpet. Guessing that may give the grip it needs to stay still.
1610881
That might work but since this is glued to the floor Regular use with a vehicle driving over it may cause it to be disclocated. If you can use some industrial strength adhesive it might work out.