How thick/high is the floor plate? I'm concerned with tripping on it.
1619112
The floor plate is no thicker than an eighth of an inch high. Which is significantly shorter than your threshold. Its definitely worth the investment.
1619113
Its thinner then you door threshold thats there. I'm handicap and have foot drop and I don't trip over it.
1619114
It's about 7/16 inch thick I have a metal frame French Door I have a dead bolt and the Nightlock Security LockI feel confident that this will stop entry or at least give me enough time to get out of danger
1619115
Not very thick it sits so close to door We put our rug on top of it and hardly feel it. Very good product - us and our kids have never tripped on it
1619116
Product description says: Base plate height of 7/16" Requires at least a 1/2" clearance between bottom of door and the floor
1619117
We installed one on carpet and one on line oleum They are both flush with e floor.
1619118
possibly 1/8th thick---it has to have room for the lock portion to slide in---like anything new a slight adjustment knowing its their helps---very little concern about tripping--(bought 2 more after my first purchase)
1849046
the legs are on the floor so it slide under something up to an inch off the floor
2179111
No. That plate slides off and the upraised base is mounted so close to the door shoe molding, it could be stepped on maybe but fall hazard less likely.the biggest con to me is drilling into my hardwood floor and using a hammerdrill to install the one in the basement concrete floor.
1831757
It is around 1/4" thick but is dense enough for the steps to rest on without penetrating. The feet of the steps rest on the pad and don't slip around . It is reliable for the purpose of protecting the pool bottom.
1012004
practically none. i have stepped into mine and it doesnt push the floor panel out of the box at all. maybe a quarter to a half inch?
447673
I use bumper plates, and just carpet on floor. I don't here sleeve hit bar. It's pretty quite.
484368
Approximately 1inch, contoured, kind of non slip. I have it on a tile floor. Moves but not a ton. Has a backing on bottom but wouldn't call it sticky
917753
It's pretty thick but would depend on how much foot traffic it will get. Also, it's slick...not sure how to anchor to floor. We used as stone backdrop and that worked well.
98215
none that i see, but there is a lot of hard rubber between the wood leg & the floor. you should be good for a long time.
789488
Our mat lays flat on very thick carpet and the edge is tapered. It is very thick and the edge does not curl so I don't think you should worry about tripping on this mat. With that being said be careful when transitioning from one type of flooring to another kind because no one wants to fall.
1676264
It's about 1/4 or 3/8 of an inch thick. The pebbles are raised just a tiny but bit enough to keep you from slipping.
484374
just an average thickness, nothing that you are going to fetch up against but yet good support. It has a rubber backing so it shouldn't slip on a wood floor. It was a gift to my mother in law ans she loves it! Hope this helps :)
2083161
I believe it is 3/8" thickness, I have it installed on my bathroom floor and also on my shower floor and it looks beautiful, it was installed over a year and a half ago and I have had no chipping, cracking or breaking, I will try to add a review with a picture so you can see what it looks like
113375
I'm quite sure the base is flat; not raised off the floor. I'll look in a day or two.
1930502
It is very heavy it doesn't slip much. I wouldn't worry about damaging the tiles
1681126
It's a little over an inch thick. It is grounded and works really well behind furniture.
264116
3-4 inches maybe. I had to put weight in it to keep it on the bottom. I used part a spare floor tile. Other than that I like it. It's easy to clean.