we're using these as temporary padding for our kids until we finish our basement. Will these hold up to having furniture (sectional) set on top of it?
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I use my mats for daycare use. We have put furniture on them. I got them for the babies I take care of and of course that was perfect. Now we use them for anything and everything. They clean up great.
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I use one of these for long sleeve tee-shirt type tops. The other has jeans/casual pants, and these are in the back of my laundry room, so you can see one over the other. They set pretty low, maybe 3 feet from the floor. I also think the lower they are set, the more stable they become. That's some three-year-old you got there who will hang up her own clothes....I was blessed with two sons, now adults, and they still don't hang things up! I think your little girl will do just fine with your using the trigger height adjustment to set it at its lowest level.
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I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
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Yes, they are quite heavy and should settle into thicker carpet nicely. If you are worried about divots in the carpet, I would suggest getting some small furniture sliders to put under the feet.
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Not sure how the would hold up in the long run. They seem to be more for indoor use, but they are not super expensive, so you could try. They do look great and are super easy to put up.
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Yes - these are basically industrial strength rubber bands. We have a two piece sectional that we use these on. They are not perfect but certainly keep the two pieces of our sectional from easily coming apart as it had previously.
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They are spring with padded bottoms and backs, and with a lot of use (teenager wise) the padding does come lose inside. The material and everything else does hold up rather well to abuse and for the price they are not bad. If they are used like normal folks (adults) use a chair they are great. I would get them again.
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Def NOT. They are very lightweight as they are acrylic. I have min on a low pile shag rug and while it is sturdy and doesn't fall, its not an everyday use sort of item. They can easily tip if the child leaned back.
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I have a cheap sofa and even before I added the padding a board fell off. I take the memory foam off and roll it up and keep it in the spare bedroom. It rolls up pretty good.
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I use them to keep a sectional sofa from moving on laminate floors. I think it would work great. They really grip to the floor
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I think they will work for a season or two if you don't slide the chairs around when someone is sitting in them. The plastic/nylon will eventually wear down even on wood floors.
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Durable enough? Probably. I would put them in some kind of sack to keep them a bit safe. what you see in the pic is how they fold up.
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The padding is almost like a hard tempur-pedic material, if you want to rest your arms on a hard surface these will do just fine. But they won't be sufficient for hard impact on hard floors.
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I have two sets of them stacked in my closet. They work fine, though using just the dowels wont be sufficient unless you plan on using the wall to stabilize them as I did.
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I don't think so. I tried them out for just work use (retail), and they were falling apart (I had a hole in the pad area) in less than a week. I don't imagine they'd hold up too well with more vigorous use.
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I want to use these benches at a school reading garden are they durable enough to withstand children and being outside all the time
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I believe carpet will quickly wear and readjust the felt. These are okay for hardwood floors, but not great. They wear unevenly and have to be replaced at least twice a year with daily use. Beware these are extremely difficult if not impossible to install on hardwood furniture.