What is the backing material made of? will it slip on hardwood floors?
1108727
It's rubber I believe. Mine doesn't slip if I am on it. It does move if you kick it while walking by or whatever. But it has been a godsend to my back. I am a cake decorator and this has made all back pain go away.
1981661
Yes, it would be mostly on the wood wood. On very thick and low rug it slips a little because there are no teeth that could grab the rug like the other ones that have little teeth that are made for only carpet.
1930501
It is a very thick mat, it should protect the tile with no problem. I don't think it would slip. If for some reason it did, simply purchase anti-skid floor rug pad.
100244
It is used in our home to practice gymnastics such as front and back walk overs , back bends, cartwheels, ext., We have hard wood floors as well and (slipping) it hasn't been an issue. We love you the mats. They can be velcroed together. They are durable and not too heavy to move around for placement. Hope that helps.
724412
The material that the mat is made of is high quality. I have never had a problem with slipping.
515074
The bottom side of mine is smooth and the top side is a matte type surface.Works for me and I have used it this way for 6 months with no problems.A very high quality product that does not slide around on my hardwood floor.
865907
The base is metal with 1 1/2" x 2" square thin grip pad on each corner. It is an excellent foot rest. I have tried a couple before this one and I highly recommend this one. I would say...purchase a small square rug with a good rubber backing to reduce slippage and place under the unit so the floor would not be damaged. I believe any foot rest unit could have the possibility of damaging hardwood floors due to the weight and pressure...good luck!
1345775
I use mine on carpet and it slips a little. Im 90% sure it would slip some on hardwood.
1404103
The bottom of the legs are padded with a soft material It would not scratch hardwood in my opinion.
492888
I have hardwood floors and it slides a little but is pretty heavy. You get used to stepping on it.
484373
It is about an inch thick, it has contoured edges, and is non-slip on a ceramic tile floor so I think it would be for a wooden floor.
877433
Oddly enough, there is no rubber backing. The mat is similar to an area rug with just a thin layer as its base. That said, it's sturdy and does not move while you're using it. Mine sits on the concrete floor of my garage and provides plenty of cushion. The lack of a rubber backing also makes the mat lighter, so if you want to move it to clean around it or put it away for awhile it's much easier to handle. It's counter-intuitive...but it works well. It's really an awesome product.
1912396
The mat does not slip or slide on the hickory hardwood floor. I wouldn't call it sticky at all.
605108
It has rubber feet. It does not slide around and scratch the floor. It stays put when you want it to but is easy to move if you need as well.
1673073
It does not have a solid rubber backing. There is a coating that helps prevent the rug from moving but I have found that on my tile floors the rug will move some. It does not bunch up though unless the dog runs across it to bark at the door.
1233865
I put mine on carpet and it grips, not slips. It is plastic with a hollow back. I would be concerned that it would slip if it were on a wood floor.
515075
for my wood floors.....grid up for antislip (that means clear side goes on the floor). at first I did it in reverse and when I walked on it, it would slide.hope this helps.