I would like to use this to build a swamp scene. Is it thick enough to roll on grass without ripping? Also what is the width?
581191
It's about 50"x50'. Won't rip, it's pretty tough stuff, but not completely light-proof but real close, I like it.
581192
Yes it is thick enough to roll on glass without ripping. You can cut it to the length needed. It's about 2 & 1/2 feet wide.
2019791
I use it on a combination of pavement and dirt/pine needles/grass. You need more muscle in the dirt but the tires are plenty big enough and easy to manuver. I would expect it to work in grass just fine. Be prepared to use more strength though. My boat is 3500 lbs as a reference. 20 ft open bow fiberglass.
1171641
The width is almost 1.5. and thickness is almost 1 inch. I stained it the color I wanted and put water protection stain on it. I live in Texas and it survived the hot summer. This is beautiful wood and I love my swing. Very well made and sturdy.
1040564
It's very flimsy, so if you have large wood stakes to put in dirt or grass that you can weave it through it will work but if you are doing a long stretch over a hard serface it won't work.
1292916
I actually never unrolled it all the way because we only need about 5 feet of it (expected to use more), but my sister-in-law used the rest for her classroom to cover some boards and said it was true to size (30 feet wide).
1235864
That would work fine. The fibers are a little rough but the more you use it the more supple it will become. We used it for a tree swing
1506540
I think so. I think it is or very similar to the automotive type materials like trunk lining, or cargo space lining in RV's. It is softer / non-abrasive to the touch, but way more durable then say wool felt. It is the same material as those outdoor throw turf carpets but this is thinner and a bit softer than those outdoor type carpets so it's very easy to manipulate. So I think would work well for your application. It's quite durable.
1354429
very. it is very thick, and very heavy. don't know how well it hold up to anything besides vegetation, which it is great for. highly suggest it.
1092041
I will have to go home and look at it again. When I unrolled it, it was doubled and I believe when I undoubled it it was about 1 1/2 wide, so that would mean 10 yards long? I will try to look at it again when I get home tonight and post a more detailed response later.
1560183
Should work fine. I've used it to cover outside furniture and to dump piles of bark on while landscaping. It's pretty durable.
783238
It's not very thick, it looks like they use a piece of flashing about 1/4 inch, it's def a nice setup though, had mine over a year and I love it, use it in the backyard and the beach
1078122
I don't know. A gift for our granddaughter so I don't have it here. It was long enough to do a cartwheel - see the feet and hand imprints on mat and it is thick enough to be used without getting hurt. I saw them use it and it looked fine to me. Hope that helps.
1338936
It should work great for that use. This is a really great quality ramp, the best quality I have seen!
1343587
My son believes it was about half an inch thick. We had to put down a lot of sand before we even thought about using the pad because our yard was uneven and had a lot of rock. Hope this helps.
694421
It is not thick. We are in FL and wanted something light on the bed. For us, it is great.
1575478
The material is certainly flexible enough to roll. I don't think it'll take away its function since water will still be contained. However you'll need to find a way to "secure" the rolled portion so it'll stay put. Maybe get 2-3 bricks from your home improvement stores. Will cost you less than $2.
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We had 2 acres of land and it was fine. It is a little slow the thicker the grass is though. It definitely does better on pavement. You may want to look for something else if you are wanting something more powerful. Good luck!