is the backing slip resistance on tile floors, i use disposable training pads set on whelping pad, but whelping pad is very slick on tile floor
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Sorry they are not. I have found that a double stick tape or velcro to solve the slipping problem. I also use training pads on top of these just for extra benefit if I am away. The "sticky" also helps in them "going" to the same place every time. Good luck. I have found these pads to be the most helpful training items on the market and bought five sets so I don't get caught between wash days. I have hardwood floors and the "sticky" has not been a problem on them as well.
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No, they are not slip resistant. They are backed with a vinyl type backing. I place a chair on one edge which holds it in place or perhaps you could use those corners that keep a carpet from slipping since they are reusable.
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No the back is not "per-say" slip resistance but it does not slide on my ceramic tiled floors like the others that are shiny. I just use these pads, there really is no need for the extra cost, these are absorbent and do not leak. I would suggest a dog pad holder for disposable pads, you can get on chewy.com for about $14 and the training pad corners snap into the holder and the holder does not slide (also some fold for traveling), I have one reusable pad (not snapped in, to thick) on the holder. I hope this helps....Smiles....Sharon
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Slippery is a matter of choice....Slippery as in wet, well, Yes until it drys....Slippery as in too polished, no. I guess it depends on the condition of your floor to start with. I like the polished look we get, but I have yet to find it too slippery. BUT! We have three dogs and a cat who make sure there is no slip in my slippery. Good luck!
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There are very little rubber pads on the legs, but I think they designed more for not marring floors, not skid resistance. I have never had a problem with the stool slipping when someone steps on it. I use it all the time and my pre-school grandkids use it. No falls yet (at least not through any fault of the stool).
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We have been using the surface shield for some time now during our puppy training time and I can say that when we do pull up the shield the carpet does seem to have a sticky type feel to it. It could be that since we have used the shield for some time that this is the cause but I do have to say it does leave behind some residue
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i think the opposite might be true. the rubber will get hot and might burn the dogs pads could be worse b/c they would hold the heat in with no escape. (i use mine for inside non sliding on tile/hardwood.
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The mat stays good on a hard floor, like in a gym. Have not tried on hardwood. The mat gets slippy when you sweat during the excercise. I like the size, but it could have more grip on its surface.
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It comes with adhesive-back rubber pads that you can attach at the bottom of the panels. The rubber will prevent/mitigate sliding on the tile floor.
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I wouldn't suggest it be used on tiles but because it's leather it shouldn't slip. Ours has been used frequently since April and has not changed in thickness.
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I haven't used the Velcro tabs yet. I have cut the pads to approx fit the bottom. I cut one at first to see if it would curl up. Even after washing and reusing they still work......so far. I did notice that these pads are harder to push on the floor. Does anyone else have trouble? BUT, I have still gone back to my wash once and rinse once with the mop and bucket at times. The floor is much cleaner.
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hard to say depends on the size of your dog etc. I can tell you that the bottom works great (non-slip) especially on that particular floor - smooth as marble, I hate it! I hope that helps you. If you'd like a photo of the non-slip side let me know...Gina
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2, will work well but does have tendency to slip on tile floor, suggest 2sided tape or something similar on base
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My two mats hold well, but then they are against the toe-kick under the counter on one side which helps keep them in place. I have never had any problem with them sliding either way, and I have porcelain tile floors.
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I have had mine for over a year. It does NOT have rubber feet of any kind but it is pretty stable on my tile counter tops. I never had a problem with sliding. if you do put down a wet towel under it and it will stay like cement!Jim
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The pads do well on both. (I usually give my tile floors a good wipe on my hands and knees...but that's only in bathrooms.) The wood floor cleaner will work for both floor types. Don't use the tile cleaner on your wooden floor though. :-)
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It does not have anti slip on the bottom of the matt. I will say that we have hardwood floors on our first floor and my daughter hasn't had any problems with it slipping.
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I recommend non-slip rug pad. You can find it here on Amazon, but most large chain retailers (Walmart) will also sell them! Hope that helps!
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I think it is padded enough- all my floors are wood as well. My 4 month old has begun to roll and squirm beyond the mat though, so now I put a large old quilt under so he's not kicking and playing on the hard wood