can u use these in a horse stall for the flooring?
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Prior to purchasing this I did some research and found that horse supply and feed stores had mats that were far cheaper than these. Although with that being said there was no horse supply and feed stores near me so I purchased this for exercising. I'm sure these will work fine but it will be expensive.
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Probably would be fine on your laminated flooring but note what I said elsewhere. It is literally disposable. No one repairs them. There are equally good steamers out there that can be fixed if a problem arises.
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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.
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You'd need more than a gallon. I don't think this would work good for a floor. There are other materials more suited to that.
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These are marine grade carpet. You can use it I'd you need something temporary
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I use them on a tiled floor, but you can glue some felt on so it wont hurt wood floor.
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Yes....it would work. The only issue you may have to cut them down.....assuming you're using for loading / unloading on trailer as a guide. If you mount these on the inside, you'll need rollers / carpet bunk too. The question is, how high can they be. If you do the same mounting on the outside you won't have to worry about cutting them.
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probably not- I believe they would not hold because of the texture of the floor. You need a flat smooth floor in order for the pads to adhere to the bottom of the legs.
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I wouldn't use them for that purpose. There is a slightly raised pattern on them (making them great for a non-slip surface). They are great on a basement floor to add a level of comfort for joints when doing plyo, aerobics, placing fitness machines on as well as layig a yoga mat on. But I don't think they are the type of mat designed well for Jiu Jitsu or wrestling.
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Hi! I believe so.. It would depend on where the studs are in your wall as too how close they will be to each other. Also, you can drill your own wholes in stall (not use the ones given) too if you like. Deb D
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I would not use these on hardwood as-is. The feet are pretty hard and would slide/scratch. Perhaps you could find some rubber or felt pads for them.... They are heavy enough that they wouldn't slide with felt.
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HiThey may be okay on something like indoor/outdoor carpet.They are made for non carpet floors.Thank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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No. 5 inch horse will not fit. Stall comes with horses that fit for the space. The height of the opening of the stall is not quite 4 inches high. The horses are approx. 3 1/5 inches. My grandaughter loves the stall as is. It's portable, sturdy and comes with 8 different horses.
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Possibly, but I suggest NOT. because the mastic or glue holding the foam grip area might weaken from direct contact with water. It might be better to position it directly outside the stall.
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I used them on some large 12x24 tiles and they worked great. As long as the wood flooring Is smooth and not distressed they should work. They are however sometimes a mother to get them to let loose.
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I can't see why not. You'd probably have to do the whole floor or you'd have one spot that was a bit different color.
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Yes i think so because you have to add them to the piece. I use them because I have tile floor. I hope I helped.