Will this flooring take the weight of a car? Thinking of using it on the garage floor. Seems pretty thin to stand up to the weight.
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Hi, Mark. It would definitely leave imprints in the foam. It's nice, sturdy and comfortable but I wouldn't recommend it for a garage floor. It would soak up liquids too. We found a great, durable floor lining at Costco. It is sold by the roll and I would recommend it for the garage.
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Probably not. I would imagine the tiles would pop apart if a car were to drive over them. Even if you found a way to keep them down, car tire rubber might chew away at the soft foam mat material.
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The answer is No, it will smash down. It's more foam than rubber. Its stands up well to human body weight, but anything heavier or with small contact area (ladder or shelves) will smash it down.
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Hi RhondaI purchased it for my son to use while weightlifting in the garageHe drops 175# from over 6' to the ground. Weights bounce and concrete isn't cracked. It'll protect your hardwoods But why would you want to cover up pretty hardwoods with thick black rubber? LOL. :)
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I wouldn't use it to drive your car on. I have it down on my garage floor in an area where I put my treadmill and weights. But I think your car would move it around and tear it up.
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Hey Jessie, yep, it's a pretty thick mat. -I normally double it over on my garage floor for even more padding because I'm doing sit-ups on it ALOT, but folded out would still be plenty of padding. Hope this helps!
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"I am looking to use this to wheel items to and from a car . . . Why do y think the wheels will hold up?"I don't know about the wheels holding up, I pushed this cart with about 10 lbs of stuff on it and since it was a smooth floor, nothing fell down and it was easy to push. If the area between your car and where you're loading the stuff from has small rocks/gravel, then I don't think there'll be stable enough to support the cart and it will tip over.
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I would call a flooring expert on that one, mine went through a laminate floor so it wasn't an issue. Personally I would say that it would crack it, they may have to reinforce it somehow.
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I think it would be too light and would just slide unless you attached it somehow to the floor. Ours is outside and anchored into the stone driveway and works perfectly!
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This is pretty thin, so I if there are any lumps or bumps under it you would notices. So I wouldn't put it on a thick carpet, I would recommend using this on short carpet or tile/wood floor.
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I use it on the workbench... It's not very thick at all and about about as thick as the standard blue ones I see everywhere. I wouldn't use it as a floor mat, but that's just me...
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Weights very little and it did cover my 2 car garage door no problem. Make sure that door is very clean so adhesive will hold.
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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.
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There are different speeds to the vibration and the lowest one could be considered similar to a car ride. This is a very big mat and might be too big for a regular sized car. OK for an SUV maybe. I just have a car and I know it would be too big for it.
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Yes, I have it on a wood floor supporting a heavier than normal door leading to my garage. It has a thin rubber base on bottom to protect my wood floor, or any surface. I would think it would be even better on carpet. Due to the weight of my door (metal interior fire door) the door stop does slide on my wood floor at times so I have to readjust it to keep the door propped open for my kitties.
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No, I wouldn't do it. My wife parked the car on one of my squares, that square has never been the same; these mats will tare in a weight room. I use mine to train in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, our toenails will pull up little chunks of the foam mat from time to time. Hope this helped.
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No it doesn't weigh it down. It's not that thick. I wanted to keep it scratch free.
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It didn't on my car but on my home carpet it did leave it lighter than the rest of the carpet I would test it on a spot u can't see
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It may handle the weight if you are lifting just one corner. But you would have to put a block btween the jack pad and the point under the Hummer as it will not lift it high enough for your needs. That would be my opinion.