Are these any good for protecting carpet against dirt and can I install them over carpet?
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I'm not sure, but they are very flexible and would probably work. They will need to be secured with carpet tacks to secure them.
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I have never tried to install these gripper treads over carpet. I put them outside on the stairs where it gets slippery. I don't think they were designed or intended for carpet but I'm sure you could try it if you had a good staple gun or something.
362014
Yes....There is some sort of plastic-like ring in the base which seems to be adequate to protect my hardwood floors. Have no idea how it would behave on carpeting.
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We have it over carpet. Seems to work OK. I don't know what the carpet will look like when we remove the pads.
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I took off my carpet mats and replaced them with these. The front mats may not lay well, or at all, if you leave the carpet mats in place. However in the back I'm sure you could leave the original carpet mats but I removed them. Why not just take them away?
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These are simply accessory floor mats made to protect the full carpet. If you mean do you have to remove the carpeted floor mats then yes, it's recommended to do so, yes. But not the entire floor carpet, no.
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They are made to be used for the wrangler w/ carpet and the attachment built into the carpetalong with nubs to help the carpet to keep from sliding under your feet.imo if you remove the carpet for some reason? Be sure to secure it somehow because it will slide on a hard surface
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Just the floor protection but the way they are designed seems to keep the dirt in the center--they are realy nice--I love mine!
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I've mostlly used them on carpet for exercise...are you talking matts? Or hardwood? They scratch pretty easily, and are much less useful/slick once they have.
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I would definitely not recommend installing these Teak tiles on dirt. They should be installed over a solid surface such as concrete. If installed over dirt water (rain, etc.) and debris would not properly drain. Additionally teak is not recommended as a "ground contact" product such as pressure/chemically treated products. Hope this helps. If you any additional questions you can contact me via www.alamedamarc.com
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I have used them successfully to block off noise from heavy stompers living above me but they have carpets. I would think it would work because it also takes the edge off of street noise since my room faces the street which has a streetcar going by frequently. Sometimes they almost block too much noise because I can't hear my clock radio's music turn on so I pull them out of my ears slightly. They bring me peace and I can finally sleep soundly!
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in my opinion I think these would work just fine. If the carpet is thin underneath. I have my tiles over uneven floor and it molds nicely on top. But just to let you know, the colors I received are neutral and NOT bright so if you are looking for bright tiles for your classroom, it may not be the right tiles for you. The quality is great though.
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Lol. No but they work great for covering shoes or boots. It's a great investment if you want to keep your carpet looking new or hard wood floors. I hope this helps make your buying decision easy...
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They don't work to good on carpet. I wouldn't recommend you using them on carpet.
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These kick mats are to protect your seats from children's dirty shoes/feet. Why would you put pockets in it? The dirty shoes would just get all over whatever you had in the mesh pockets. I wouldn't use it for sure. Whatever my son needs is next to him. It sounds like a good idea, but I don't anyone would actuallyl use the pockets. Christine - New York
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They are big enough to go over carpet mine is on carpet but if your going to be rolling daily I do believe they will break they work for occational carpet movement that is prob all
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These will move your furniture over carpet easily. They will probably work fine on tile, but not so well over concrete floors. One underneath each corner will be smoother. Two on a side will mean you have to tack it back on forth like a sailboat.
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Hi Robert, I did actually try to use part of these for stopping a toilet from bumping into the wall, and it did help. Unfortunately they didn't grip very well for their intended purpose, which was to stop a sofa from dragging on the wood floor. I think as a bumper, they are fine, for non-skid traction, not so good.