Do the mats shift around much while working on the board?
1850854
I haven't had that problem. The mats are placed in between grooves that hold it in place as you are using them.
1850855
They do not if you wash them properly. Do not put them in the dishwasher even though they are dishwasher safe. They will warp and then not fit properly on the board. I have had mine for months and no problems at all. I would recommend them. I do save a couple so if I have guests I am not displaying the ones that are all scratched up.
1850856
Not really, perhaps a tiny amount. They do warp though, they will not stay flat sheets, but turn into rounded arcs. Plus mold forms between the sheets unless they are absolutely dried before storing beneath the cutting board. Wood is porous but the plastic sheets will retain even a small amount of moisture between their layers for weeks.
1850857
The mats are usually fine. They do slip a little when I am working faster than I should be working, but most of the time, they are fine and they don't slip. I really like this board option with the mats.
1850858
Yes. The mats do shift around if you are working something aggressively. For instance pasta dough. I purchased this to use the mats independently from the bamboo board, which I love. I needed new seperate mats for cutting up meats and I love that they hide away behind the board. For the price it was worth having more mats than you would normally get in a set. I am happy with the purchase.
1850859
No, they stay in place very well. I have had this cutting board for a few months now and I am very happy with it.
1850860
the cutting board and mats are wonderful i have no problem with it i didnt put mats in dishwasher at all and they do fit nicely and be sure each mat dry before put in they were best i ever had !
310887
Mine never hopped around, but it did slide in a slow clockwise turn. I put a small rubber mat under mine, which works very well.
618359
Did not us mat and we do have sand base under our pool; have had no problems. If you use the sand in the steps, they are quite heavy and sturdy; should not shift.
1281939
Mat is flexible, but not that flexible. It's flat though and only about 1/4 inch thick.
1286183
The first 2 or 3 days, the board was kinda stiff but I expected that. After a while it gets nice and flexible. If you want you can adjust the trucks or something to make it easier to turn
2001833
Ours isn't tight by any means: it shifts several millimeters. But the construction keeps the slip pretty well in check, and I don't remember having any problems with it in use.
135577
Yes it will leave marks but unless move things around a lot it doesn't matter. I don't shift the mat so if there are marks it still is hidden
2033226
Mine does not move during operation but make sure when you join the magnets that the magnets are aligned. I don't know of a better way to describe this but you can feel resistance when you join them and they are not aligned. Then, over time they will align "twisting" themselves to line up.
1051243
Sort of. The mat on the drivers side has an indentation where it sits over the plastic clip to help keep it in place. Although these mats fit exactly to the floor so even without the clips the mat would not move. Mine never move out of place.
1215606
Not really, just a tiny bit. Like if you were to just stretch and go back it's got a little tilt. I haven't tried testing it because I don't want to fall on my ass or break it lmao!
382237
Not really. It's more of a forward and backwards movement, not for circular movement. It's a little tough but it might be due to my wooden floors.
1971723
No. My bed hasn't been used so I'm not sure about the slipping/shifting factor but will find out this weekend when my son returns.
1112568
No but the stuff they send with mats stops any movement. Very happy with them.
1336780
There actually are spikes on the bottom of the mats, they appear to be somewhat short. And the following still applies, They have heavy ribbed areas, but some minor sliding will occur.
159375
It moves a little, but it stays more or less in place. My desk top is stone, which might affect that.
1269737
I keep a desk leg (or two) on top of the mat to keep it in place. I don't have any problem. The mat is great.
69422
For the most part, lateral movements, yes. But there's more than just back and forth drills that a slide board would limit (i'm thinking of the burpees and the floor work)