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 would think this should not pose a problem. Mine are in our basement on concrete. But they latch together nicely so they should easily be just as steady and stable I would think. However, I would consider positioning them against a corner wall and/or setting a heavier piece of equipment (a weight bench?) on them so they do not slide.
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They are pretty firm. I'll be honest, this set is really a cheap solution if you aren't picky about your living room furniture. I went with it because it looks modern and I was looking for an inexpensive bachelor pad set. This wouldn't be the ideal furniture for comfortable long term furniture - you really do get what you pay for - the leather cushions are held up by velcro and if you are asking about the soft cushions - they are firm.
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Yes. We bought these as a temporary solution until we could afford nicer ones. No need. These will last through anything and look really nice.
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Yes, You would need to add velcro to them especially the back pieces. Ours blew off even with very mild winds....something like a breeze. This furniture is extremely light weight and will move
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They are made out of fabric with a cardboard type bottom. Don't think they are sturdy enough for anything too heavy. We use them for grandkids clothes and light toys.
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I have these in my basement where we have stained concrete floors. The top coat of wax scratches very easily and these chairs haven't scratched that yet. So I wouldn't think they would scratch hardwoods.
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They seem pretty durable to me. I'd say they'd hold up. They don't work very well for inside use, just an FYI
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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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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 bought them for indoor use, dining room table, chairs, and bar stools, all sitting on hard wood floor. They have been excellent for 6 months, none have come off. Uncertain if they are suitable for outdoor use.
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Very comfy.. Not too thick but we use them daily on wooden chairs and after a couple of months, haven't seen any compression of the padding.
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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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not too bad - they might be a little "squeaky" at first but after they have been laundered a few times they soften up and are a lot more flexible. I usually put my son's sheet over the top of the pad but he's been directly on top of the pad before and they're not too bad.
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The table I bought in August 2014 was not padded. It had the same vinyl fabric they used on the chairs, covering a wood top. The vinyl may have some sort of bonding material on the back that gives it the feeling of being padded. In comparing it to one I bought for my son 30 years ago, it is the same construction and we are still using it, and it survived 4 moves (much harder on furniture than kids!)
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My chairs get very light use. But I will guess based on my experience assembling them and my limited use, that they would not withstand heavy use. I would be more concerned about the lightweight metal posts/mechanism than the faux leather seats.i
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I only use mine for playing basketball indoors, so I have no idea if they will hold up under the conditions you plan to subject them to. I find them to be great for indoor use.