If used on a sandy surface, does the sand continuously come through to the top of mat?
1346002
I have not personally used mine in the sand but I would say most definitely...yes it would come through. It is a mesh screen type fabric. The benefit of this is the water will go right through and it dries very fast. It is also heavy enough that it stays put in the wind. We love ours but, again, we don't use it in the sand! Hope this helps with your decision.
528019
No, water doesn't get in ours but we have it up on paving bricks. We do get some sand in when it's really windy, just a bit. We are pleased with the shed.
1965026
The mats do have a lip all the way around and yes,, the holes would let water out but I have yet to get that much water in the mat.
167219
Mine don't. Mat is the best I have ever found to stop tracking litter all over. Love it!
964835
Yes, it does but the mat itself is very thin. More "decorative" than absorbent.
2001310
Yes. About 1/4, to half an inch if your vehicle is on even ground, the honey comb shaped design on the mat should keep liquid before it even gets to the edge of the mat if your vehicle is on even ground.
246392
Yes................. I didn't use any sand!You have to help it in but it eventually goes down and the top side comes up! :-)
2114897
Yep the whole bottom is mesh for sand and water to come out. Just make sure you get all the sand out before you bring it back into the house or you will be miserable. Been there done that.
1244210
I wish I knew the answer for that one, but I don't. I will tell you that it's not messy- free. After a week of walking in my house feeling the sand in my feet, bed everywhere- I threw it out
40030
Not that I've seen or found. it moves around some while in use, but I've found putting it on a silicone non slip mat keeps it in place pretty well.
577206
Over a towel it would be great in that kind of setting. It does have the mesh sides so if the wind blows sand could get through but if you protect it with a towel around it or something of the sort it should work so I don't see that as being a problem. It's compact enough to just carry with you and it has a mat that you can take out and clean separately.
270077
This mat will adhere to a textured surface. The bottom of the mat has one giant piece of paper you peel off and the mat has some type of adhesive on it that sticks to the tub. It works great! The mat was a little bit too long for our tub so we used a box cutter to cut out a semicircle for the drain. Once this mat is down, it's down. You don't remove it for cleaning or anything else until you no longer want to use it. My toddler son likes to walk around in the bathtub despite my efforts but he never falls. Highly recommend it!
2091729
Not at all. Your feet feel well planted. Its surface is uneven and textured. The mat has suction underneath to hold it in place.
135577
Yes it will leave marks but unless move things around a lot it doesn't matter. I don't shift the mat so if there are marks it still is hidden
2071587
My son hasn't had that problem. We've been very happy with this mat so far!
88646
We live in the midwest (Iowa) and have had a LOT of snow. THis floor guard has been a lifesaver. If it starts to get full with liquid, we use the wet/dry vac to clean it off. It has never "overflowed". I don't know if there is a deeper mat. Hope this helps answer your question.
732509
No. I've seen people put a bunch of sand bags on top to keep it relatively portable. I used water and then added a product that makes it solidify. They sell it on Amazon. Definitely use something or it will fall on you.