Would this material be good for a waterrepellent hard wearing dog cushion as my dog 'digs his bed' before sleeping
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I m not sure if the fabric will be good for that. It does look and feel very strong. But I would not order it from the seller, b/c they charges me shipping and handling for each yard of the fabric I ordered , so for one piece of 4 yard they charged me over $19 and still have not refunded me Money. I orded it in May. I called Amazon , they said they will contact the seller and have not heard back since then. So I would not recommend buying from the seller.
644940
I wouldnt. It is not really padded, it feels like a long strip made out of Jellies sandals plastic. It would cover a sharp corner, but not really pad anything. I'd go with something that is foam. Yes, foam is more unsightly....
632020
The backing resembles the bottom of slipper socks. It works for the dog but her problem is moderate leaking. I don't think it would absorb a lot of liquid.
49898
I used it to make a cushion for a window seat inside a kitchen and it is great. Have not used it outside and so not sure about that.
598417
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.
1726514
My dog has a mussle, so my answer is not exact. But if you're creative, I think it would be adaptable. Perhaps by taping some soft rubber fabric...?
123525
It's good weight nylon type fabric, tightly woven, should not be a real problem. My dog hasn't made any scratches, etc in itand she loves it!!
119383
I don't see why it wouldn't. I used this on my sofa and it's synthetic fabric....nylon based. I have also used it on cotton based fabric on my pillows as well. I have two dogs and it has worked well resisting stains. .
1423726
I would look for something with more padding for hard surfaces. This is more like a blanket we use on the carpet and mattress and good for such use.
2110778
My dog, blue, is a 180 lb Great Dane. He used his indoors only as his kennel has a platform when he's outside. He used the cot so much he wore thru it. The company is replacing the material free bc it has a yr warranty that I like. Sorry I can't answer your outdoor question. I assume if u put a dog bed on it that would protect it from the sun. Can't see where water would hurt it as it has tiny holes on the material. It's breatheable
1802022
The tush cush may be too firm for that. You may need something softer like a good quality air cushion.
1245440
I don't think it will work well. That being said, if the dimensions are the same and you are looking to replace the previous cushions, I suppose you could try it. The worst case scenario is that you would end up with an extra sleeping bed for company.
1589726
The liner wasn't a problem, it got wet several times. The stuffing was memory foam but it was in pieces. It didn't give my 120 lb German Shepherd the support needed for his hips. I replaced it as soon as I could.
118104
Yes should do but would you be better with a covered waterproof one just in case it rains you can put xtra padding on bottom I just put a towel in with dogs so should be fine
112207
Yes, this should do the trick. I had a good sized tear in the cushion of my leather sofa, and it mended it perfectly. It has held for two months without any sign of loosening. It will leave a hard, shiny spot, but nothing too dramatic. I love this stuff!
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This is stiffer like a lap pad, but I cut it up to use as a waterproof changing pad cover. If you used it for sleeping, I think it would need to have a fitted sheet put over it, so it didn't move around, as it doesn't have any elastic to keep it in place.
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Yes. Due to the material being water proof my dog has a tendency to slide a little.