would i be able to make a long rubber mat out of this that is able to roll up?
1109811
Not the best product for that - it's made to stick to and coat surfaces. Not sure how you'd make a mat out of it, unless you painted it onto a substrate of roofing felt or paper or something.
1109812
This material probably isn't too good for this application. We used it to seal gaps between floor and wall of our building. There was a lingering odor that took months to dissipate.
1329322
not familiar with your use for it but I bought it a few months ago and am Very happy with the quality of the unit. You would need silicone mats to do something like fruit roll ups.
442257
Probably not, your best bet would be to buy a roll of it. You can purchase it by the foot in 2ft and 4ft widths.
105134
Yes, it can be rolled to probably about an inch. It is very malleable and actually adheres to the surface so it flattens immediately. I LOVE this product. It stays on my kitchen island constantly.
733064
Yes, but i would not crease it due to breaking the wires. It can be rolled up like a mat. It is too big for my chair, so i simply roll one half under the other.
1195937
There's definitely potential for rolling up and moving. I have the king size and two people can roll it up, but it would require a significant amount of closet space for storing.
1124974
Yes it can. Lift the top and tear. I use big rolls but smaller rolls may be better.
1140070
Yes it can be rolled up. There are clips in each corner to attach and hooks on the top. You can unhook the bottom clips and roll it up.
264028
Yes, it can be rolled up for storage. I wouldn't have rolled my first mat up after I'd used it so much, I would have been afraid it would crack. My second one, which is not so used, is rolled up in its box right now, no problem.
1692443
it is definitely not. You want thicker plastic for softer surfaces. Also make sure that the size of the mat is large enough for you. This mat is pretty small.
1379082
As others have said, the answer is definitely "no"as the mat is plastic - not silicone. It does roll up, as others have stated, but I strongly prefer to store it flat. It makes it easier to use the next time as it has a memory when rolled. I started storing it behind a solid, case good piece of furniture: ie console or sideboard. That worked fine until someone suggested I put it on the dining room table under the pads and table cloth. If you happen to leave those in place, it is definitely the best option for me for this item. Storing flat also makes it so I have absolutely no problem with slipping. As it is large, I do have to tuck it under a few things on the counter just to fit it in place. That may be why I've never had any slipping issues. As I told another person who asked a question, I actually purchased this because it was so inexpensive compared to the $30 range for the silicone mats. It also has all the nice markings/measurements. I didn't intend to like it so even before I bought it, I had given myself the permission to just consider the price a loss and buy the silicone WHEN I disliked this mat. Then I got a big shock. I LOVE this mat!! I have a small, silicone mat that I've had for years so I do have some idea of the differences. Though I wouldn't use a sharpened knife on this mat, it if definitely much sturdier than silicone and therefore you can your a much larger number of gadgets without the fear of damaging the mat - especially since it is so much cheaper than the silicone. The absolute only pro I can come up with for the silicone is that it can be folded or balled up and wrapped with a rubber band to save space. This mat has a much longer list of pros for me anyway. I know that is much more than you asked, but I can't help running off at the mouth about this mat as I was so very shocked that I really love it. I can't imagine needing to purchase another mat, but if I did, I would definitely, without question get this mat again! Hope that helps.
105764
I don't see why not, it comes loosly rolled ... worst case just put a sheet of tissue paper jn as you roll
2176158
There is flexibility with this item to accommodate large paper towel rolls, so would probably handle your drying mat if it is no wider than a paper towel.
115819
I wouldn't think so, it's more of a soft material. I would definitely suggest taking an additional mat
267529
I don't think so. You should have no problems with the long side of the mats
877629
I don't think it would stay curled around you, but I guess you could try it. It would make a good mat to lay on.
320764
My best guess would be yes! It is a nice thickness and after you unroll it and give it a few minutes to warm up and flatten out it stays down like a dream. If you have concerns with sliding I would dampen the surface under the mat first to help give it some suction.