Related to "footprint" Q: If "footprint-live area" = 76 inches I have that much working space BUT if "footprint" = 65" will it fit on 72" mat?
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Footprint is only 62" but the pedals extend out an additional 14" when in use requiring 76" total operating space.
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It will fit on a 72 inch mat. We have ours on a 78 inch mat so there are 3 inches or so of extra mat at the front and back
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The footprint on the floor is about 69"--so yes, the mat will be slightly longer--it should work fine!!
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There are rubber pads about 2" square at each corner. It would probably be fine on the floor but felt pads would be good too. You may not need the mat unless you are protecting the floor from sweat.
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Sorry for the slow response. I was out of town. I assume you're looking for millimeters. Are you looking for the base footprint? I can measure in inches and convert.
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2 is recommended. 1 for every 2 feet. I'm assuming your 75G is 48x18 footprint.
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It would be up to you. Mine is mounted in a double wide [trailer], with plywood floor, standard (cheap) carpet pad and short shag. Been like that for about two years with no problems and no damage to carpet, or stability problems with the gym. Have made some minor location moves (a few inches) with no problems so far. The gym gets almost daily use. We opted not to use a mat, and still feel that one is not needed (for us). And still love this gym with leg press attachment and would buy it again. Be aware that some mats may transfer discoloration / oil / solvent to a carpet.
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Hi Lisa, The full size full size is 96 x 110, almost touches the floor all around. If you select a size then scroll down to "product details" it will give you the dimensions for each size.
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You can try the 60" by 80". If you are referring to inches and not feet like you posted. From there if you don't like the excess amount, you can modify it.
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I'm not absolutely sure. I'm 63" so I guess my mat is roughly 66"-68" because I can lay on it with a few inches left on both sides. It's not snug in the bag, but I can't guarantee that a 72" yoga mat may be a bit snug because it's also probably a tad wider. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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Depends on What Kind Of "Fit" You Mean And/Or Need? I'll advice/Suggest You to Measure the Dimensions of the Space You'll be using it and compare it with the dimensions of this Floor Mat, If its the same or slightly over by few inches, then Yes. Also, If You Just Want A Floor Mat, and Not Worried about The Way it "Fits"/if it covers all the area You need it, Then, Yes Again. Other wise, if Your Floor is significantly Wider than this Floor Mat, You'll regret buying it, because it will not only do its job and Slide all around the floor, You'll be Disappointed. Not Mentioning Posing a Danger while driving, Because if it slides around, it can get caught under the Gas/Brake Pedals. So consider Your options wisely
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the floor footprint is 20"x32". Don't forget that you need room to sit and ride and the upper seating/handle area is larger. You will need at least 48" for that. Hope this helps
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It is 72" x 72" you would have to measure how much area you have to cover and how full you want it to be, is it one side of the tub or all the way around? If it is one side one would be sufficient.
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MAJ Leo, No, the depth is the 47". You know how they add an extra extension under the desk so you don't run off the mat when pulling up to the desk? Well that's the depth part. The width is the 35". I don't seem to have any problem with the width being narrow, as I don't move side to side at another desk or file. I do move in and out far more, so I like the extra depth. Hope that helps you visualize the mat. Jeff
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with room to spare. I just measured mine and it is 43" wide, so if you are trying to go into a 50.75" space, you will have over 7" to spare.
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68 inch. You want it to fit right on top of your mat. It's like getting a queen size fitted sheet for your queen size mattress. If you got a king size fitted sheet, it would still fit but there'd be too much slack.
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The mat is in my other residence , but as I remember it is quite large......the latter measurement seems right
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Definitely....the footprint is make of hard rubber 2x3 and I've been using it for years on my hard wood floor. It's the best!
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Hi There, For a 12x12 area, you would need 16 of these sets. 12 x 12 = 144 / 9 = 16. We do offer single tiles to make custom sizes available here: IncStores - Modular Grid - Loc Dance and Garage Flooring 12" x 12" Tiles Sold IndividuallyEach tile is 1 sqft, so you would need 144 tiles to complete the floor. Thank you!