can I use it as mats or do I need to attach
362710
You will need to attach it or tape it down. Otherwise it will keep folding up. These are awesome though and a lot bigger than I thought they would be. We taped them to the top of boxes to make minecraft blocks.
362711
I'm personally using it as a place mat right out of the package. It you want a bottom then use a card stock that matches but I found that it's tissue paper and really doesn't need anything more. I hope this information helps!
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I would use a thin mat under the equipment. The exercise mat is nice but thick and would likely distort.
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It would be up to you. Mine is mounted in a double wide [trailer], with plywood floor, standard (cheap) carpet pad and short shag. Been like that for about two years with no problems and no damage to carpet, or stability problems with the gym. Have made some minor location moves (a few inches) with no problems so far. The gym gets almost daily use. We opted not to use a mat, and still feel that one is not needed (for us). And still love this gym with leg press attachment and would buy it again. Be aware that some mats may transfer discoloration / oil / solvent to a carpet.
1865190
Place the mat under the legs. My problem was that this mat won't stay in-place on carpet anyway.
1706220
Yes. You will need to attach it below using either screws or a bondable adhesive, but it will look really good. Attaching is a little tricky, but easily done.
1137311
You need to purchase the phone case (this item) as well as a powermat (the device your phone is laid on top of). I believe there might be some combo kits that include both the case and the mat, but this item is just the phone's case.
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Hi Edward, Thank you for your question. If by overlay you mean to fold them over we would not recommend this since the fiberglass weave (that helps distribute the heat) might be damaged. I am curiou what size is your baking mat that you would like to use our baking mats with? Thank you, Sam
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I have found that both sides are useable. It helps that the mat doesn't slip easily on the floor thereby providing for stability. Let's both enjoy our mat for a long time.
2161530
I did that exact thing. I cut holes for the ball and safety chain hooks. The mat flops around a little with a trailer hooked up but not too bad.
1748024
No adhesive is needed. The weight of the mat is sufficient. Once in place it will not move. It's a great mat.
2205165
I use it with my microfiber mat. I would contact the seller directly about the question.
88010
I don't know if we're talking about the same thing but mine is just a mat-no installation at all-you lay it down. You can easily roll it up if you need to. In fact I had to put heavy things on it just to get it to roll flat after I recieved it.
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Nope, no need for the mat. For my application the cargo bag lays on a flat bed roof rack atop my pickup. I did buy high quality straps though (Ancra buckles, not knockoffs. You get what you pay for.), replacing the hold-down straps that came with the cargo bag (laced buckles are useless for this). See: http://www.nrs.com/product/1445/nrs-15-hd-tie-down-strapsTwo foot straps work well for my application. I'm not sure why anyone would need the super long straps recommended.
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I don't see any reason why it couldn't be used on a wall or certainly on a bench. I did not need to use a self leveling compound and instead used thinset to install the mat. This method should work fine for a wall or bench installation.
988030
No, you don't need to , but the mat only good for even counter ,can't work on my Toyota Venza
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I suggest you ask the seller these questions. I bought one for a friend for her office on which there is now a desk, office chair and misc.. The seller might have a way to butt them together. I bought a black mat and am very pleased.
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There are rubber pads about 2" square at each corner. It would probably be fine on the floor but felt pads would be good too. You may not need the mat unless you are protecting the floor from sweat.