How would this hold up in a commercial kitchen? We need extra padding behind a deli case that is constantly being used.
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Don't think you could find one better than this one.Sturdy, easy to clean & wonderfully easy on your feet!
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I am not sure about in a commercial check with the imprint site they do sell for commercial mats but they are more money, I would say for the money of this one I would take the chance
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Yes Rebecca I believe it would (we used to own a restaurant), more comfortable than the commercial ones with the holes in them and less of a trip hazard as it has a graduated edge. I would definitely remove it when you steam/power wash the area though and mop it instead.
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I cannot say exactly how long this would hold up in a commercial setting- I CAN say that it has much more comfort padding than any I have seen in stores and it is a washable wipe clean surface- (it has a caveat of not getting it wet underneath it though) It is Very comfortable to stand on and I feel it is somewhat safer to "walk" up to- because some other reviews on other pads have said they trip on those- this has a safer "incline" to it and I have not ever tripped on it. Hope this helps.
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Mine seems to hold up well. I stand on it a lot and move around. It wipes clean.
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Not really sure what "commercial" grade stainless steel would be like but I would almost doubt it. So far it's held up pretty good but we have a cover so it's not directly exposed to the weather. Also, I don't think it's double walled.
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My office is carpeted with thin industrial carpeting with 3/8" padding beneath, and we have not had any problems with the tables staying up.
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Mine is on a laminate surface and it holds well without any movement. I have a set of 3 cutting boards, set of cookie sheets, 2 muffin pans and room to spare. The weight of whatever you're putting on the rack will also help it stay in place but it's pretty solid to begin with.
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Definitely. I had a stacked microwave topped with toaster oven on this cart for 2 years with no problem. They were even pushed back over the drop-leaf part which is technically less sturdy. Even survived a minor earthquake without incident. The cart is still in great condition. I put a plastic mat under the microwave to protect the butcher block from crumbs and gunk.
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I felt that the whole thing slid around a lot so I got that grippy shelf liner stuff at the dollar store and put that under it. That helped a ton.However in my opinion it's not the pad that needs to be secure...it's the wiggly baby! The dresser I had it on was very high. As soon as my son started sitting up at about 5.5 months I put the pad on the floor. I wasn't taking any chances! It's been there ever since!
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I wouldn't give it the okay for restaurant use. You may want something a bit bigger for that.
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Sandy, I'm sorry I took so long, I didn't realize my griddle is in the basement and I can't get to it. Broken leg. Just off hand, I would say your space is pretty narrow. BUT, the overall size of that griddle is huge. How long do you have? I will see if I can get someone to do it. JeanetteI see others have answered. Good. It is big enough for hashbrowns, eggs, bacon etc. all at the same time. 'course depends on how many you are feeding. :0)
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Small cans maybe. It's sturdy enough for bathroom stuff, i'd be a little hesitant to load it up with heavy Kitchen supplies. Oh by the way the reports of the feet not screwing in right are true.
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I believe it would hold up to the heavy use, but would probably not be wise for that many waffles each day due to the time it takes to cook each waffle. I'd go with one intended for commercial use or use more than one of these at a time.
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I returned this item immediately after examining it. To me it looked as though it would be more of a problem than an asset. It is poorly constructed and an item that I would not consider having in my kitchen. Hope this helps. :)
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yes , seems very sturdy. and you could use it inside . i would apply more non slip pads on bottom if you have slick [slippery ] floors inside.
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I've only had the paint in place for a couple of months, but it has two top coats of clear finish over the paint, so I would expect it to be fairly durable to the friction of wear along the edge, but I can't really give you any long term experience. So far, it seems pretty durable, but we don't use our kitchen hard, being semi-retired and not having a lot of cooking to do like when the kids were growing up.
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I wouldn't try it. It is cylindrical; don't believe it would hold up well under "kitchen" use. Knives being put into it to dip butter out, etc. would most likely scratch it; and it would also probably dent easily if banged against other items like on a kitchen countertop. It is probably the thickness of a can such as a soup can...and the edges do NOT have a bead or "Thick" type border on the edge.....decorative for the most part...good for cottonballs, q-tips, etc.....
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I used mine at the office for my microwave and storage. If you are talking about sturdy you will have no problems. Very high quality. It will hold a ton of weight.
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i use it inside but the plastic is strong and sturdy. i imagine it would hold up well. i've had mine for over 5 yrs and its still like new.
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Top Shelf is worth it if you don't have alot of extra space to store all the extra play kitchen paraphernalia. We put my kiddos utensils, small appliances on the top shelf. The oven door might be the only area that might get damaged with a rough boy...my girl is not rough, but she did sit on the drop down door and now the hinges are bent so the door doesn't close properly...something that could be easily replaced...