How would this hold up in a commercial kitchen? We need extra padding behind a deli case that is constantly being used.
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Don't think you could find one better than this one.Sturdy, easy to clean & wonderfully easy on your feet!
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I am not sure about in a commercial check with the imprint site they do sell for commercial mats but they are more money, I would say for the money of this one I would take the chance
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Yes Rebecca I believe it would (we used to own a restaurant), more comfortable than the commercial ones with the holes in them and less of a trip hazard as it has a graduated edge. I would definitely remove it when you steam/power wash the area though and mop it instead.
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I cannot say exactly how long this would hold up in a commercial setting- I CAN say that it has much more comfort padding than any I have seen in stores and it is a washable wipe clean surface- (it has a caveat of not getting it wet underneath it though) It is Very comfortable to stand on and I feel it is somewhat safer to "walk" up to- because some other reviews on other pads have said they trip on those- this has a safer "incline" to it and I have not ever tripped on it. Hope this helps.
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Mine seems to hold up well. I stand on it a lot and move around. It wipes clean.
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Definitely. This is easily the sturdiest "kitchen cart" I've ever purchased. Very heavy duty compared to other similarly priced items. My friends think it's great and it added some MUCH needed work space to my small kitchen.
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I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.
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Our's is... it get used all the time. It is heavy duty but it matches the kitchen well and is a very good addition to the look.
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Mine has held up pretty well. It doesnt get used everyday but pretty often. Only complaints are its made of pine not a hardwood so it dents/scratches fairly easily but I would buy it again.
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Mine is on a laminate surface and it holds well without any movement. I have a set of 3 cutting boards, set of cookie sheets, 2 muffin pans and room to spare. The weight of whatever you're putting on the rack will also help it stay in place but it's pretty solid to begin with.
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yes , seems very sturdy. and you could use it inside . i would apply more non slip pads on bottom if you have slick [slippery ] floors inside.
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I use it as a shelf in my room. From what I understand, you are putting it in a smaller space in your pantry? All I can tell you is that it seems quite durable - I've had it for about a year now. It has a printer sitting on top with a lot of my supplements. iHome, Ps4, Xbox, 2 gallons of water, cleaning supplies, and a subwoofer on the bottom. If you build it correctly and don't over "screw" the screws, it should last you a while, regardless of what you put on it. Ask me anything else if I really overshot your question and went on a tangent!
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I think the seville classics line would be more sturdy. I use this to hold cans of food in my pantry, works well for that purpose. The one I bought can sit on your counter, and will expand to larger width. That's what I have my cast iron pans on, unexpanded.
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The thickness is a little less than a dime. It may not be big enough for 5 lbs of food but it would hold the weight, it was worth the money.
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I returned this item immediately after examining it. To me it looked as though it would be more of a problem than an asset. It is poorly constructed and an item that I would not consider having in my kitchen. Hope this helps. :)
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Yeah, i never used all the padding that came with the case for my Blackstar (which is oversized anyway). So pad it up real good placing the amp inside the case a couple times before removing the backing paper on the pads. This case is really rock solid... no plywood to dent of course. Its that hard plastic SKB uses. My blackstar is a heavy amp and when its in the case, that mutha is heavy.
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This worry has crossed my mind too ;-) So far my mug has stayed on the counter. The first idea that comes to mind is cutting a square of gripper shelf liner to fit the mug's footprint: Kittrich Corp 05F-C6B50-06 Con-Tact Brand Grip Shelf LinerA mouse pad might work or a thick pot holder or even a damp dish cloth folded into quarters. My fear is I might break the mug!
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I bought this for our restaurant and we run it through a commercial dishwasher and it survives just fine!
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we cut 200 lb cheese wheels on the one we bought. I bought another one a few years back for the same reason and it is holding up just fine. very sturdy and no cracks years later. I would suggest more than corner legs as it is a laminated piece. seems like it would need more bracing. both I bought sit on cabinets. basic cabinet support construction.
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I think you'd have to add padding to the bottom in order to prevent scratching your floors. Maybe a kitchen towel folded to fit.
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It has held up perfectly for me. I don't hang heavy rags on it, just my skor wash pads. I also don't pull it off and put it back to scrub the sink, so I think it holds up better for me.