would this product stick to the back of an interior floor mat to keep it from sliding on wood floor?
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I would say maybe, it depends on the material of the floor mat and how big the mat is. I use this in hobby making attached to copper and works quite well. Try sticking a small piece of this on the floor then see if you are able to remove it without much difficulty. It may work better on the floor then the mat ontop of it.
1145186
I suspect it would work well for this but it will compress and would start to break down after a while. I think the quality would allow it to last a year, but no more.
1357483
We use ours against a regular tile floor that is not the "stick on kind," but it works great on the standard tile floor and does not slide. I don't know if it would damage the adhesive of your floor, but it will brace against your type of floor. The device works very well.
1746973
The mat slides too easily if on wooden floors. I'd use caution if jumping or excercising on it.
1578089
Put a rubber mat under this item and it won't slip. Go to amazon.com and search under "rubber mat". There are quite a few to choose from. Size 36"x36" would be just about perfect.
194092
No it is just a plastic/vinyl type backing. Mine are on carpet and I have a small dog so we have no problem with it staying in place. It might slide on a wood surface, I am not sure. I love the pads.
383901
My guess would be, "no." The weight of the sofa keeps the sofa from sliding on the hardwood floor. I would think you would need something sticky to hold in place under a light carpet.
667929
I use this puzzle mat in combination with a no skid under-carpet mat. If you just use the puzzle mat on its own it will still slip around. The mat is mostly useful for its padding. It's pretty thick.
1332477
Yes! I went to Lowe's and purchased a 4X3 Ft Rubber Mat/Rug from the flooring department, it also stopped the Pet Crate from sliding on the floor when my Golden Retriever goes in and out of it.
694474
My two mats hold well, but then they are against the toe-kick under the counter on one side which helps keep them in place. I have never had any problem with them sliding either way, and I have porcelain tile floors.
1023297
It could slide, it's a smooth backing. But I use it on top of carpet. But they work great
1696119
I believe so! I used it on a painted particle board sliding closet door to keep kids out, so it will likely also stick to wood :)
791416
I use this on my hardwood floors in my living room...I just put a square of drawer liner under it. As others have written, i wouldn't drag or slide it across.
348096
This is the size of the mat. I put it on a wooden floor, and it slips and slides. My wife suggested that I put a rug underneath to prevent the slipping. I have not done that at this time.
1571932
I don't think it will slip. I do not use it on carpet, but have an area rug. That works fine.
1101166
Yes it will. And the no slip surface helps keep it in place and avoid sliding.
1585349
It doesn't do it if it's on a hardwood floor surface too much, IF at all. But, if you were to put it on top of a rug, or other type of woven textile, or fabric surface, I def. think it WILL bunch-up, or move around. Otherwise, it is a decent sticky mat, like most others out there on the market. One note IT is a little thin, so I use TWO, one layered on top the other for extra weight and cushioning. Best regards. Hope that helps.
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I have mine on an inexpensive door mat. Only to keep the drippy boxer face from messing up my floor ;) Not sure if that helps.