Would these work under a camping cot to protect the tent floor?
1098454
They are heavy duty and are made to reduce the vibration for a washing machine, so yes I think they would work great for protecting a tent floor.Great idea!
1098455
Probably, they have a wide base and I doubt that the material that they are made from would harm a tent floor.
2219597
I think they would be perfect for that purpose. The covers fit fairly snug so it will probably be air tight
407405
They do fold under, but they may not be 100% flush to the underside. They may protrude a little
333653
The floor isn't very thick but is fairly waterproof. Slumber jack sells a thicker tarp with the same footprint of this tent, but I think it's mainly to avoid damage from twigs or rocks.
1288706
If your tent has a vestibule without a floor, that would be OK, else no, though when weather is bad enough, I've used a Svea inside a tent, on top of an overturned fry pan or such.
797166
They would work for that purpose, but I would have to agree that they are a little too small/move around too much to adequately protect the diaper. We added these just to have a staydry layer between the prefold and our baby. For that purpose, they work great. I just chose a cloth diaper safe cream (Earth Mama baby bottom balm, which I love and highly recommend) so I wouldn't have to worry about it.
576668
I would think so I used them on a sleep number slit with a movable mattress
1988123
That would be a VERY bad idea. The floor of the tent is really nothing more than a medium duty tarp. The walls are a very light nylon and, I am assuming by the look and feel, fairly flammable. I wouldn't recommend it.
1878917
Depends on the size of the cot I have a 6 foot long sleeping pad and I had to lay diagonal so I wasn't kicking the wall all night... Also the bottom of the tent is nylon (standard tent material) so Idk if a cot might rip through
823140
yes, if the radiant surface is not "too warm". They will also counter some of the radiant properties (similar to carpet) of the concrete floor, but I wouldn't fret too much about that.
1016606
I have used mine for 24 days of camping and have no damage. I would guess that what is under the tent would make a difference. It is an excellent cot.
793377
Not with a fitted sheet, because it covers the holes. Unless you can find sheets that are designed for the cots
163631
Yes, these should be strong enough. I am using them under a heavy upholstered lift chair to protect my hardwood floor.
86077
I install these in teardrops campers that we build. They seem to work great. Just fasten it to the floor with ell brackets and vent it out.
2041585
All 4 feet and the edges of the tent fall well within a military cot's borders, and the weight of your body keeps the tent edges secure below the cot's borders. I guess you could bungee cord the tent feet to the cot too.
309875
I do not think they would work under the mattress, due to the weight of the mattress. But I'm sure it would at the head of the bed underneath the sheet.
1956919
It would depend how rough the surface is. If it's not too rough, you'd be fine. If you're concerned, you could put something over them.