Will walking on it in high heals/pumps put a hole in it? We won't have much room to walk around it when we get out of the car.
1249261
The mat is made of a solid hard rubber,not like a chef's mat that is thick and filled with gel.Although I haven't walked on it in heals or pumps I don't believe you would penetrate it.
1249262
Walking on it in high heals will not damage the product. I walk on it in high heals all the time.
1249263
High heals or pumps should not penetrate this garage matt material at all. You really have to try really hard to puncture this matt. We walk on this matt with all different kinds of shoes.
679704
I suppose it can, but I found the instruction manual very confusing and as a result I under-inflated the cushion and my husband ended with a Stage 4 pressure sore on his butt which required debridement and he's now wearing a wound vacuum with the hope that the wound will heal.in the months to come. I wish I had ignored the instruction manual and inflated the cushion like I did the old cushion we had before. I found the gauges/knobs on the front of cushion entirely unnecessary.
142601
If you don't have the gas pedal mounted from the floor up it won't. If the pedal is not touching the floor carpets will be ok.
930435
As with any gasoline storage vessel, carrying it in the trunk really isn't a good idea. Be that as it may, this particular can is very well sealed, and is very sturdy. I believe that other than it being punctured, as in an accident, it should be safe to travel.
677279
No, it can't handle the pressure you need for that. There are bicycle rated foot pumps however.
1013493
I believe that as long as you store this unit without tipping it on its sides, the movement while driving itself won't affect your ability to use it. Leave it on its feet when you store it in your RV.
789744
It won't hurt the floor, but it would be uncomfortable if you walk on the floor in bare feet! Also, I would think the only way to remove it would be to sand/refinish the floor.
642760
If you travel with the top open the only thing that would hold your pet in is connecting his/her leash to a built-in plastic loop inside. It would not be safe to travel this way. However, it is an option if you were to leave your pet in the car for a few minutes.
2111769
It would be too strong to leave in your car closed up. You could prob hang it somewhere when you get in. I wouldn't leave it in there.
706840
I think you could wrap luggage straps around it and put a seatbelt through the luggage straps without it collapsing in, so long as you didn't pull the straps so tight that they would squeeze the sides. I'm not sure that it would hold up to much pressure in the event of an accident or being packed in too tightly with other things. Also, after a couple of months, we threw ours out because our 10 pound shorkie could escape from it. Then she liked to jump on top of it and urinate and it is hard to clean. She doesn't like to be confined when she's home alone....
1243778
If the floor is very clean it should adhere but it is not going to last with excessive foot traffic
1295539
It would be better to put it inside. You could strap it to the back but will jut out and probably bounce when you walk
1588954
I wouldn't do it. While it is sturdy I don't believe it would hold up under a person walking on it. You would definitely put footprints and dents in it as you walk over it.
2042379
The pump is about as loud as a vacuum cleaner. I pump it up and then put it in my truck and then my doberman jumps in. I leave it aired up when I take it out so I don't have to mess with the pump. My dobie's toenails did puncture it but a bicycle tube patch did the trick just fine. I do suggest putting a blanket over it to avoid that. I am content with the purchase. It really gives more room than only the seat for a pet to utilize.
467198
Yes. Depending on whet type of shoes being worn, It can slippery when wet so I place a towel down where I step out of the car.
288194
It has a drain built in. The last few inches at the feet you'll have to bail out though because the drain doesn't quite go all the way to the bottom.
718518
I carry it around when we are walking. On a motorcycle the drawback would be how to attach it securely.