does this mat puncture? high heels are occasionally in my kitchen...
760610
I have had high heels on this mat a couple times, but not often. Also the heels I had may not be quite as small as some stilettos I've seen. That said, they will leave an impression on the mat for a while, but then it springs back. Have tried not to have them on there for long.
760611
I have never wore heels in the kitchen with this mat. But I don't think it would be a smart move for ANY anti-fatigue mat.
1374994
It's one of the thicker ones, I'm not sure of the measurement - I thought that was in the specs - but it's very resilient, your feet don't sink to the floor like they would with a kitchen mat. I take my shoes off and stand all day, use the shoes only when I leave my office, and it's really comfortable.
177486
Yes, you just step above or below the top foot prints, depending on your height. It works for myself and kids. There are also free helpful step by step videos for this yoga mat on YouTube.
470841
No not at all. It is textured, but not harsh. I can step on it barefoot without concern.
1436755
Yes, that's correct. Curve on bottom, which lets the little padded part on the longer top comfortably secure your heel. Works great!
1168272
It is very nice quality and stays in place. The mat has small raised ovals on the top and might not be the most comfortable for very sensitive feet. SER
1823286
Yes, I think so. The material is a stiff but thin, hard plastic so lay it in the tub before removing the backing to judge whether it can conform to the curves. If in doubt I wouldn't hesitate to cut out a small half moon circle or wedge for the drain, or cut the mat into sections, to insure the mat adheres and does not bubble or curl. Small cutouts or gaps would not significantly impair the non-skid properties, as long as some part of your foot is on the mat. It's a terrific, durable product that's easy to clean & provides superb footing.
1874129
I did not have that issue. It does keep feet softer so there is no cracking.
202234
Absolutely. My living room has carpet and I have no problem using this kit. I just wear socks instead of sneakers.
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.
490497
I have not had that experience with my Mat. Are you sure you had the right side down?
422281
No. Your toes and/or your heels will hang off but the scale is still accurate. It is an awesome scale.
1843218
No problema at all. I have my wire shelf in the kitchen and have light and heavy weight items on this liner. Heels will not penetrate this liner.
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.
1818389
I have not used it in that way, but would suspect that it might be a problem with some sliding. The bottom surface of the mat is very smooth and I can slide my exercise cycle around on the carpet by grabbing the edges of the mat. A concrete surface might give it more stability, but with the jumping I think it might slide.
387809
I've had that happen too. What I've done with my mats (which are not "the mat") is just smear a very thin layer of shortening to the mat. I make my own fondant and this has always worked. Don't know why it wouldn't work for The Mat too.
1963630
Yes. The picture is accurate. The size of the heel, or no heel at all, makes no difference in how the shoes hang on the rack.