we're using these as temporary padding for our kids until we finish our basement. Will these hold up to having furniture (sectional) set on top of it?
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I use my mats for daycare use. We have put furniture on them. I got them for the babies I take care of and of course that was perfect. Now we use them for anything and everything. They clean up great.
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Def NOT. They are very lightweight as they are acrylic. I have min on a low pile shag rug and while it is sturdy and doesn't fall, its not an everyday use sort of item. They can easily tip if the child leaned back.
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Our couch hasn't moved since put these under and they are think so they protect the hardwood floors from the weight of the furniture.
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They are holding up well. We don't use them every day though, and I suspect that over time the cushioning on the seats may flatten out. But for the price, they are nice chairs.
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The table I bought in August 2014 was not padded. It had the same vinyl fabric they used on the chairs, covering a wood top. The vinyl may have some sort of bonding material on the back that gives it the feeling of being padded. In comparing it to one I bought for my son 30 years ago, it is the same construction and we are still using it, and it survived 4 moves (much harder on furniture than kids!)
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Yes. I have been very happy with the quality of these chairs. I have 3 teen/preteen boys and they have held up great! In case you were wondering, the padding on the chairs is good too.
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I think they will! If it's super heavy you might want to stack 2 squares under the leg but they're pretty thick on their own. I'm still so impressed with how well they work. It's been a couple months and even plopping down heavily on the couch still not a single inch of movement.
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I placed the matts under my living room rug as a crash pad for the kids and a fun and comfortable living space. They are on top of hardwood floor and don't move around at all. They seem pretty firm and havnt lost much of the firmness but I expect they will soften up with time. I've had them for about 12 months now. I'm sure with time it will loose thickness in high traffic areas. They are probably not as good as what you would find in a karate or jiu jitsu studio but so far just as good. Hope this helps. Also, find the cheapest one even if it's not a prime item sometimes it's cheaper to pay the shipping. I placed the matts under my living room rug as a crash pad for the kids and a fun and comfortable living space. They are on top of hardwood floor and don't move around at all. They seem pretty firm and havnt lost much of the firmness but I expect they will soften up with time. I've had them for about 12 months now. I'm sure with time it will loose thickness in high traffic areas. They are probably not as good as what you would find in a karate or jiu jitsu studio but so far just as good. Hope this helps. Also, find the cheapest one even if it's not a prime item sometimes it's cheaper to pay... » Read More I placed the matts under my living room rug as a crash pad for the kids and a fun and comfortable living space. They are on top of hardwood floor and don't move around at all. They seem pretty firm and havnt lost much of the firmness but I expect they will soften up with time. I've had them for about 12 months now. I'm sure with time it will loose thickness in high traffic areas. They are probably not as good as what you would find in a karate or jiu jitsu studio but so far just as good. Hope this helps. Also, find the cheapest one even if it's not a prime item sometimes it's cheaper to pay the shipping. « Show Less
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Hmmm...it wouldn't seem so since they are meant as a cushion between the bottom of heavy furniture and hardwood floors. But you might try Velcro strips - one stuck to the couch arm and one stuck to the fabric so the "teeth" mesh with each other to see if that works. Lower profile too as the pads are thick and stiff.
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It seems to me that this is a question for the manufacturer from a durability and longevity perspective (and what they warranty). However, from a materials standpoint if you are using them for a work out it may not be thick enough to absorb lots if bouncing shock. They are about 1 inch thick perfect for a wood floor or over carpet. Also, I would suggest picking them up after use because they are not designed as a long term walking surface.
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We've had the cushions for two summers and they've held up nicely. We have a covered deck, but keep them out all summer long. They are not the thickest cushions available, but they're not the most expensive either. I bought them for the price and the pattern.
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Not sure how the would hold up in the long run. They seem to be more for indoor use, but they are not super expensive, so you could try. They do look great and are super easy to put up.
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They cannot be permanently attached, but you can just leave them underneath the piece of furniture for repeat use. They are about 1/2 inch thick. But if you leave them under a heavy object they will compress nearly flat.
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I think the fabric will hold up, we have a cat with claws. I bought the love seats for a 6 bed assisted living, so they are getting alot of use.
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You will definitely need padding underneath. The bottom of this is similar in thickness to a blanket, not very cushiony. We use this on our area rug in our living room with hardwood floors, which is ok. But if I were you I would put an extra thick blanket underneath.
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I use it in concrete basement but I don't think it would slip because of felt underneath. It seems to hold up well.
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They are sticky and will stick to most things, that said... Thick padding may be a bit too flexible and as weight is put on a corner, it may cause the sticky side to come off. If the padding is firm and thin, it should work fine. Its very sticky, but dont re-position it once its down.