has anyone tried using them on concrete floors?
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I have not but I think they'll work if the concrete is really polished and smooth. And rough would probably ruin the felt lining.
243522
I'm using them on an asphalt parking surface. But, I don't think they would slide even on concrete as I kicked them (pretty hard) underneath the tires. Left the car for 6 months & it hadn't moved.
1581229
I have only tried it on wood floors in the house, and on cement outdoors. They work great on those surfaces. If the tile has a texture, and is not the shiny, slick surface, I would think it would work fine.
381335
If your client's floors are semi soft (i.e., wood floor), then I would not use these pads. They are quite durable, and should be used on durable surfaces.I recommend Crain Comfort Knees for your scenario.
2071349
Mine are used directly on vinyl plank flooring and I don't have any problems. Maybe they would work better directly on the floor rather than on a mat.
135152
I would not try it. I used it mostly for the carpet. I never tried to use it for the concrete.
902941
I have only used on tile floor. The glue is kinda thin, much like Elmer's glue. If there is nothing between the concrete and the flooring material, it should work. If you a loose plastic barrier under the flooring, it probably wouldn't work.
2149510
Although we have not tested them on concrete yet, that is the purpose of my purchase. They seem strong enough to do so. We intend to use them to get through our concrete window panes, we've broken many other bits doing so.
684215
I did Insanity in them on hardwood. Barely slid. I think if you have a wide enough surface area, they won't move much.
611205
No. They are a type of plastic. Our floors are tile and so far we have not had any problems.
922510
Yes. I used these on top of hardwood floors and I even had an Olympic bench bar loaded with 20 lbs on each side get dropped by a child playing in my gym and the floors were untouched. Don't worry, child wasn't hurt either and we explained it was dangerous to play in the gym and never happened again. as an extra precaution I put cheap thin plastic mats under the entire room and used these heavy rubber mats under major equipment like my smith machine.
1872381
I have never tried it on concrete. If you have already tried bleach and that hasnt helped then I would suggest trying this product.
698609
I've used them in my house, which is carpeted. Think of them as... wearing a regular pair of gym shoes. Only Boots that bounce. For grass, haha, make sure you're not like me... You Need To Have The Physical Leg Strength to use them there. It's much more of a Strength Exercise in the grass. Good Luck & Enjoy!I've also used them outside, taking dog for a "Jog Walk". hahaha. & Used them on my wood deck. "Think.... Massive Bounce Gym Shoes"!Hope this helps.
2191679
I have not. I have used them on wooden floors and they work just fine. I know of no reason why they would not work equally well on tile.
2120153
I actually ended up returning these because I was going to use them on wood, but once I received it, the product said indoor only. I can't say for sure that they would work on concrete.
110216
I've used them indoors on my carpet and they worked fine - even with a fast Lab and a big golden retriever. You could easily duct tape the legs to the ground as well.
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Yes,I am using them on carpeted floors now. You may wish to achor them to your wall for safety. Good solid consruction for this price level