Will furniture create permanent divots in the mats?
135576
We only have toys on it,but yes I think heavy furniture will definitely leave marks.
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
135578
My guess would be yes - anything we had put on it did leave a mark, but we would remove the item and the dent/divot would fade with time. Ultimately, this mat turned into a puzzle for my son and was put away because we had it on a hardwood floor and it became a large slipping hazard. Sorry if this information isn't helpful, but ultimately we didn't know that we didn't really need a mat and I wish we hadn't bought ours.
135579
I don't know. I don't put anything heavy on it. I use it cause our floors are tile n it soften the floor for my baby to play on. But the pieces are detachable so u can work around ur furniture. The circles n squares are removable as well. I hope that helps.
1850854
I haven't had that problem. The mats are placed in between grooves that hold it in place as you are using them.
934746
I am sorry I cannot help you as my mat is on carpet. If you find out the answer let me know as we are about to replace the area's carpet with wood flooring.
735839
any weight will leave an indentation on this material, however as the weight in removed it will spring back, this may take sometime. It is important to have a solid sub floor under the mats. If you drop the weights to the floor it may still damage the sub flooring, they can withstand a limited amount. They should work well for your purposes.
1980999
No, because they have machine threads. However, you may be able to use a tee nut furniture insert. Or, you could bolt through angles and bolt the angle to the leg. Hope this helps
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.
192870
I have not tried that but I assume it would. When I need to sit I just move the mat back
368806
I believe so! Every year or two any table will start to wobble. This desk has a hex wrench for installing the table. Keep it around in your artbin for future tighting and maintance.
2148632
At first yes, but after about a year they started to slide. ( I also followed the cleaning instructions). I have my mats on a hard wood floor in my kitchen
2121401
No. Not without ruining the mat. The mat has a cloth border. And each bamboo piece is secured to the others and to the back of the mat with some type of fiber. It would be better to find the exact size you need and buy that.
1991377
No, they will not. There is a definite left and right mat designed to fit the contour of the floor.
1555236
It has hundreds of small, somewhat pointed "tits" that keep it in place on carpet. I would be wary of using it since the weight of you + the chair +rolling around could cause indentations in the bamboo.
1226911
Not really. The folds help the mat stay rolled when you travel with it. But it has never been a problem when lying flat on the table
1965093
Put some heavy objects (books/furniture etc) on all the corners of the chairmat. It may take a couple of days for the mat to settle. Reverse the mat and repeat the same steps.
682998
Sadly no, the whole unit is stationary. I do advise that anyone who buys this be prepared to reinforce the underside with 2x4 boards or something similar. The sectional can be built to sit in the left or right corner of a room, but that is about as modular as it gets.
1922000
It does not. I had the same issue. But it was simple to drill a few holes and make it adjustable. Don't let that steer you from your purchase. It is a lovely piece of furniture for the price. :-)
1095602
Probably. They adapt to a lot of different kinds of furniture leg/foot types. I have mine under the legs of my modern style couch which are like pipes with flattened ends for feet.