Which side goes face down? The rough side or the smooth side?
50287
<All three answers serve truth to the question>:Rough side up for less chance of material moving if bumped into, smooth side up if you are continually moving items across shelf to reposistion.Hope this helps.
50288
The liners are cut so perfect they do not slide around, so I assumed I could use either side. I use smooth side up on shelves with baskets and cardboard boxes that I slide in and out often. The rough side I used under my glassware to create a small amount of venting not to trap moisture. Also it offers a little grip to items that have no grip.
50289
I put the rough side down, the smooth side is easier to wipe down when it gets dusty. But it's really a matter of personal preference.
775521
I would consider it smooth. There is a very minimal amount of texture; just enough to keep it from being slick smooth.
1852193
both sides are a nice durable plastic one side slick smooth and the other is smooth but easy to grip with your hand cause of the texture.
793538
Any way you want. For me, I chose the rough side up so there's traction for my baby. The foams don't shift anyway even if the smooth side is down on the floor or the carpet.
708325
The smooth shiny end is at the top. The bottom is the one that has a space and it's not smooth. Hope that clarifies everything
552266
It has a smooth bottom, the same as the other Orgreenic products, I have used it and like it very much would not hesitate buying another.
793539
I put the rough side up because I think it wears better. It also helps grip little feet. The smooth side can be almost slippery, especially on stocking feet, but stays put on the floor.
1575984
On any whetstone you should be able to see that one side looks smoother than the other. The finer the grit, the later in the honing process you use it. In this case the lighter side is the finer grit
515074
The bottom side of mine is smooth and the top side is a matte type surface.Works for me and I have used it this way for 6 months with no problems.A very high quality product that does not slide around on my hardwood floor.
383029
Mine were smooth-sided. They will also send you a catalog that has many more options than what they offer on Amazon. We use these bottles for MakingVanilla.com and we've been happy with the quality.
1856052
I had the rough side upward with mine's. I think it's mainly so the roughness won't harm your wooden floor.
344283
It is smooth. There is a little rubber like surface to prevent slipping but it's smooth, not ridged.
119458
Neither side is smooth. They are designed to have one cutting side and a gripping back side. The back side has a 4mm square raised grid pattern. The cutting surface is a very fine honeycomb texture. The material is polyethylene which is supposed to not dull knives. The thickness is close to 1/32" which is thick enough to feel sturdy and durable, but not so thick as to be inflexible. I've been using one mat for close to a year now, and while it has a visible area of heavy usage, it does not show knife tracks unless you look really close at it. It is also stain resistant for beets, turmeric, etc. I do clean it nearly every day with a brush and cleanser or Biogreen Clean which works well. I like these mats very much compared to others I've used in the past... I know, I really should get out a new mat, but I'm cheap and I like green... what can I say. lol.
1864820
It does have a bumpy side and smooth side, also FYI it takes a lot takes air than one would think to produce a little movement. We were over filling it...
1600555
The flat part of the bottom is smooth, the rest of the outside has ridges v
1268652
The mat is smooth on both sides. I am very happy with it. I cut it to fit the chopping block top of my kitchen cart and it works very well for me.
436191
It's smooth on both sides. Really wouldn't provide good non-slip on incline - I just use for asphalt parking (stand tends to have a narrow profile)