I have hard floor, is this cushioned enough to use on the floor?
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No. It is not cushioned at all. This changing pad is for creating a barrier between baby accidents and furniture, or between "dirty" areas and baby's bottom. Not really for comfort.
1413974
We do use on a floor in a pinch, but I wouldn't say it is cushioned enough to use on a hard floor everyday/regularly. Carpeted floor ok!
1413975
It is not cushioned at all. We use this on a bed or ottoman or carpeted floor.
1413976
It is not cushioned. It's just a layer of flannel with a waterproof backing. For a quick change outside the home we use this on hard surfaces. I've seen people use this on their beds. I think if you are kneeling on a hard floor it might hurt your knees to change the diaper. Especially the first couple weeks when they poop constantly. Maybe get a little area rug for you and baby? Something thick enough to cushion for you & SO. Or you can use a folded blanket?
1413977
Not much cushion...we've used it on a truck bed though and placed something we could roll under ours' head for support.
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I would say, "No" - but I'm overly cautious. We have hard floors too, so I put some of those play mats underneath for extra padding.
50821
This foot cushion is pretty firm. But I'm not sure if you want to put your weight on it because it will take you out of balance. If you just wish to rest one leg then it should be ok. Good luck.
1525451
Yes, the top cushion is soft when resting your feet on it. It has enough squish for comfort.
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Not sure how to answer. I bought this "mat" for a friend who stands on her feet all day for work. It cushions what would normally be a hard and unforgiving floor. Why you would put it under a mattress top, I'm not sure? If you are seeking "padding" for the concrete floor, I don't think two would do it ... Check the dimensions, these are not big mats.
584625
Yes, it is! I use it with and without a cushion and I never have a problem.
182082
hmmmmm.... It might be OK. I don't know if it would wear well if the floor you were using it on had any type of rough surface.
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Each leg has a hard plastic "cushion" that touches the floor. My table is on a porch with a brick floor. So, no problem for me. But, if on a composite indoor floor, I would add a soft cushion to the hard one. Adhesive backed woolen material is available.
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It works really well on the carpet. It's super heavy so it won't move and the carpet will actually add some extra cushioning for you. Hope this answers your question. Linda
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I wouldn't recommend it because it's textured so it feels rough on skin. But perhaps worse, it's too thin at only 3/8" to provide cushioning for an area as sensitive as the knees. It would be especially stressful if you bow and move during prayer as some Muslims and Buddhist do. I'd recommend something 3/4-1" thick and very firm, like a child's play mat. They are made to cushion falls. You might even consider using a chair pad or sleeping pillow, whether memory foam, regular foam or feather.
455709
It is not cushioned. The grass makes it soft enough. U can slide those interlocking foam pads under for additional cushion. In the house? Its pretty big....and wet....really?
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There is a little bit of cushion, not as much as I would have liked for a tummy time baby on our hard wood floors. I have debated putting something else under the mat for extra protection.
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For me or the average person no, if you really work on your balance, maybe. The think is, it should only be inflated only as far as it is needed so that it should allow your feet to sink in it a little while standing on it with both feet and when standing on it with only one foot you should almost be able to feel the surface of the floor through it. This is an advanced use instability disk.
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Yes, in fact I bought this mat specifically because I could feel the hardness of my concrete floors with other mats. This has very dense foam and I can do sit ups comfortably so I imagine you can do yoga/Pilates as well.
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yes great for jumping and absorbing impact on knees. I have mine carpet and it moves very little.
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The mat has some cushion but it is not nearly as thick as a playmat. I would use it on hard wood floors if I was with my baby the whole time to prevent any bumps. Hope this helps!
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Yes, as an employee I have these mats at home and have used these for the Insanity workout. I used two sets of these mats and on hardwood. They have not moved or given me any issues while providing me conform. Just sneakers alone is not enough cushion. If you use these on carpets, you may have problems.