Do these help to protect the surface of furniture from scratches? i.e. a changing pad or diaper depot?
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I am using them to hold the glass from a glass topped table attached to the table frame. They are very small so I am not sure how they can prevent furniture from scratching.
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Although I haven't used them for that purpose, I would certainly think that they would work for that application. They hold the item up off the surface a bit and are soft themselves. Hope this helps!
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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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Honestly, I use them for both! I help care for my 88 year old grandmother, and between her and my pets, we go through over PLENTY! We use them under grandmother, to protect the furniture & beds and only change them when they become soiled or worn. If you're using them to protect against soiling, they hold up well to daily wear (i.e. repeated sitting, tossing and turning in bed). If using on a bed, I would suggest under the fitted sheet. It stays-put better. Hope this helps!
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These pads we ordered we put on the bottom of our wood chairs to protect our wood floor in the dining room and they are great in fact I am going to order another set for we sold our table and chairs and are using a card table due to moving soon. As for your using them where there may be water and concrete I would be a little hesitant due to the felt part on this particular protector. You may be better off with one that does not have the felt on it. They do make one like that.
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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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Hi. These mats are very thin for heavy equipment. They should work as far as preventing the floor from scratching, but in my opinion, you would need a thicker mat for exercise equipment.
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There is no floor protectors but the foot is rounded slightly. There are always those felt protectors if needed.
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These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
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I know i am replying to an old question, still worth it if it helps any new parents. I have used a similar product in the past (4 years and counting) and these type of seat protectors won't prevent the "indentations" simply because those have to do with weight. These are for protecting the leather/cloth seats from scratches/tears/scuffs as well as spills.
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I have been using these for a cat who suddenly stopped using the litter box for urination. He goes on the paper and sometimes will try to coverwith an edge of pad, but it does protect the rug. We still use a waterproof quilted pad under.
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The changing pad comes with a strap. However, this strap is intended for the baby, not to secure it to furniture. I don't believe this is intended for a dresser. I personally wouldn't do it. If you are gonna go that route, I'd invest in some Velcro strips so it doesn't slide all over, and I'd never leave the baby unattended.
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I used my contoured changing table mattress and used the changing pad covers as the sheets. He loved his changing table, so thats where I got my idea! :) You can buy them seperately almost anywhere, we got ours at Target. (p.s. they sell them on Amazon too).
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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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These protect well - you should not need to change the sheets. Just switch to a fresh pad.
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Think of it as a square cut out of a padded mattress cover with plastic backing. It protects beds from human excrement so should protect a rug from a little pooch 's "accidents " and around and under the tray. My concern about using it INSTEAD of puppy pads would be confusion. Little guy might think other "fabrics " might be lofty pads.
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I assume after you replace pads, they may not stay in as well as you may have to utilize the same hole (depending how wide is the leg). You can always add some glue. Personally I don't have any problems with them yet. I have put them on a year ago and still look like new. Please note that I am using furniture on wood floors and there is not opportunity to drag furniture against carpets, etc... which put additional friction and may rip them off.
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Yes, I believe they did scratch our wood floor when the chairs slid in and out from our island. However, I placed (inexpensive) pads on the bottom of all the legs/feet & that took care of it. I still love these chairs- although my kids are constantly swiveling back n forth when sitting in them, which nicks up the wood on the sides of the chairs (from our granite counter top). Wished I would have got non-swivel/stationary chairs.