I'm looking for a rubber mat type material that I can put on 2x10 ramps that I use to load my mower on my trailer, would this work as non slip ?
364050
No way will using this material hold up outside in sun (UV Rays) and other type of weather. Also, it would rip very easily when climbing a ramp. You would be better off with installing some kind of wire fabric fastened by plastic wire ties or some other type of mounting hardware. If they are wooden ramps, why don't you just paint them with a paint that has grit added (or add it yourself), or maybe Rustoleum or Sherwin Williams has some product that would be ideal for the application....
672400
Unfortunately, this one is a hard plastic material that doesn't grip the floor- it slips all over the place, so you'd have to tape it down or secure it somehow. You're better off getting a foam rubber type.
1438663
My experience with this mat is that you would not slip until it gets really wet!
1953117
I haven't tried it, but I have had the non-slip items that are made for area rugs and this is very similar material, only thinner. My question would be: why not buy the non-slip items made for an area rug, unless you want to attach this under just the corners of the rug??? The material "grabs" and doesn't move, but it is thinner than what they sell to put under area rugs so I don't know how it would hold up under traffic. Hope that helps.
390696
I would personally not recommend it for a gym mat. It comes a part a lot and tends to move a lot. Also it is not so thick.
128538
The material mine is made of does not slip. The unit is one piece nothing more than a large wedge really.
1743595
the sandpaper surface was too abrasive for my dog's pads, so I put velcro and carpet on it for traction. That wouldn't work in water. Also I have found that the ramp slips around where it's edge rests on the tailgate and I have to hold it steady. This wouldn't work very well for a boat...even more slippery. pick something with good rubber feetPS...edited this post to include saying that if your dog is under 40lbs it should work fine if you attach better rubber grips to the "boat end" of the ramp
2030566
I would agree with Tina L. On the grass the legs tend to settle into the ground, do not slide and I would consider it safe, but unless there is a way to anchor it to the cement, I would not recommend it.
943051
I would not know for I use this as an undermat to gym equipment. I will say that it is not slippery on a wood floor.
2168620
I have 6" treads on my riding mower, treads is not an issue. The weight of what you are pushing up would be. If yours is not a riding mower, you would be able to push up. I could push up my riding mower if I got a good running start. These ramps are more than good enough for walk behind mower. they are light and very durable. you will not be disappointed.
1836756
The entire surface feels like a type of hybrid foam. I've used these ramps on a decline with absolutely no slippage. I've had these ramps for nearly a year and have had no issues. They are durable and very light weight. Worth every penny in my opinion!
195047
Like any rubber, this silicone will stretch a little depending on the thickness. Mat is about 1/32" thick. You probably just need to try it.
418821
It can slip. I use it to remove flywheels from lawn mowers and other small engines. The trick is to pull the free end of the strap through the hole in the handle, remove any slack and it will hold.
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i've been using rola for some time now with a rubber mat lining the cargo bay of our highlander. it seems stable, doesn't move at all. it's weight helps and also the bottom surface sticks well with the rubber mat. inthink this may fit your needs.
348096
This is the size of the mat. I put it on a wooden floor, and it slips and slides. My wife suggested that I put a rug underneath to prevent the slipping. I have not done that at this time.
2194785
Yes, you would have to put a non- slip material under it to keep it from moving
1028648
I have a GMC Sierra Work Package, which is fairly tall. I used 8 ft 2 x 10's and have been very happy with performance. I have had no slippage even on wheeled heavy loads on ice in Maine. There are provisions withe the ramp end to pin/key the ends to your vehicle,which may be your option if you are worried.