Do the tiles have straight edges or can I attach two packages together to make a bigger mat area?
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I attached 2 packages and then took the straight edge to make it look like a big rug. It is awesome in my classroom.
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The edges are removable. You can put as many as you want then replace the edges. We found the toddlers love to pull the edges off though.
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You can attach as many together as you would like. Straight edges are provided but they are removable.
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Yes, all sides of the mats have interlocking edges. So you could definitely put multiple packages together!
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There's one that's 6 inches square that my granddaughter uses as a base for her houses. There are 3" squares. The isosceles triangle has the 3" base. All the tiles fit into a shoebox.
1351987
There is a flat wire that is similar to speaker wire that has 2 snaps on either end. They snap into the main unit and then onto the second mat. The wire is pretty long, so you can put them next to each other or a considerable distance apart.
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Yes if you have more than one they can Velcro together. I have this mat for my son and it has held up very well.
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If you put both together they would make that square. However, they are separate. I have mine one over the other so they are one long panel on the back of a pantry cabinet that was added on. You could do them in whatever configuration you desired. They're very versatile. As long as you can screw into the six places (one at each corner and one on each long side) it will stay where you put it.
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Not quite sure what you mean by round edges. The tile surface in my opinion is flat. We installed the tile in our bathroom and it looks like a standard vintage mosaic tile floor. We selected this tile because it was pure white (Home Depot tile) had a pinkish hue. So far no problems.
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The one that came with mine was wrong size, so my tile guy made one from square carrara marble tiles, and made a sidesplash too for the side against wall. They have seams in middle, but look fine.
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The edge is a little bit thicker, but the general mat is quite thin. Hope this helps!
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All the curved pieces are double sided--they have the grooves on both sides. The straight pieces are not because they don't need to be. Hope that helps!
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The trays are like grids with some divisions. There is no way to spread more than a few inches worth on parchment to fit in the divisions. Would make mini roll ups that way.
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I dont know exactly and am unsure if it matters since they are a sold (with presumably a mesh back) by the square foot (i.e sheet). Rocky Point Tile (the vendor that I am familiar with) appears to have very good customer service. So you might want to contact them directly.
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Yes, although it's not the best use of the design. They work well in the stack mode and interlock, when set on their side they can move if jarred.To aid in title selection I use tags ( on the end on the box) to catalog the tiles and rating then stack on the self in my library. They should work either way, enjoy.
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I am not sure. I haven't used any. We often start with 8 tiles in the center. These racks are ok and you can just put the surplus in front of the last tiles and when you push out just attach them to the end.
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Jackie, yes you can connect two sets together to make the area bigger. You can use the advertised pictures for reference.
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Try using a permanent marker color in a shade that will differentiate the tiles from the others. Good luck.
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Yes, two mats, left side with 2 anchor points, right side with one anchor point
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Yes.., but you have to buy 2 adittional tiles for the border. My email is apsicologia@gmail.com. write me and i can send you a picture closer. I have 3 numbers and 2 border tiles and looks good