How thin is this mat? I have a very small space between the bottom of my door and the floor, and I'm concerned the door will be caught on it. Thanks.
368322
I totally agree with Pomaikai. I keep the mat in the laundry room, but my main entrance door is like yours, so I put the mat in front of it just to try and see how it works. It goes well. If the mat would have been 1mm thicker, the door would have caught it. Good luck!
368323
Mat is nicely bound with nylon like fabric tape for a finished look. It is about 6mm or about 1/4" thick at the corners only. All other parts of it is thinner. Hope your door clears the corners it because it is a nice mat. Had the corners not cleared my doors, I would have been inclined to pound and flatten the 4 corners with a hammer. Do NOT know if this would have helped.
368324
The mat is very thin. It's pretty long and I have a tiny bathroom but I folded one end and it still lays flat. I use it because it doesn't get moldy just make sure to clean it. I prefer bamboo mats over traditional bath rugs as they get dirty easier..
368325
The Mat is approx. 5/16" thick.....to be safe you want 1/2 height clearance. (you can test this by open,close your door in questions with something you already have that is rigid). It is wood remember, so it won't "give" like fabric will if door is scraped over/ontop of it to open.
2097240
It's 1/16th of an inch, very malleable. Other mats I have might be a wee bit thicker but not much.
531842
It may be best to check the thickness of your door, 1/4" seems to be a very very thin door.
661463
I don't know that it would be thick enough? It's only about 1/8"-1/4" thick and it's flimsy. It's great for under exercise equipment on carpet. A great comparison would be to an exercise mat. I'd look for thicker a mat, more industrial.
8979
I got a mat this thin so I could have protection on the carpet below the treadmill but still have room to run in my low ceiling basement. The thin nature of the mat is just fine.
1930501
It is a very thick mat, it should protect the tile with no problem. I don't think it would slip. If for some reason it did, simply purchase anti-skid floor rug pad.
922506
I have it on hardwood floor. I believe if you are using it as an undermat for gym equipmment, it will absolutely protects it.
624028
The mat's rubber surface isn't particularly slick and the mat is very heavy. I wouldn't think it too likely to slip.
1619115
Not very thick it sits so close to door We put our rug on top of it and hardly feel it. Very good product - us and our kids have never tripped on it
921474
I have hard wood floors and I lie the baby on it and it doesnt seem to bother her. About the thickness of the mat its not like a gym pad. Its more like a bed comforter thickness.
686130
the bottom of the mat has little suction cup type things. It was really slippery, though and I ended up not using it for what I needed it for. I really needed a non-slip mat.
1462697
I'm sorry I am not sure as to what the thickness a carpet style mat is...the best I think I could answer you is that I believe it may be a bit thinner, but it is not too thin...a decent thickness...no spikes. It has a smooth side and then the other side a little rough. Hopefully that makes sense. We have it on a wood floor and it has worked well for us...we have two.
1780373
I echo Alan's response. It's pretty thick (which is a good thing for a mat like this) so you won't be able to roll it up tightly.
484367
It's about a 1/2 in thick. The edges are contoured. I have mine on a tile floor. The mat moves a little but stays mostly in place. I love the thickness.
499838
I found it slipped quite a bit on a hardwood floor. I used carpet grip padding underneath and it held ok. I did not use it on to of a carpet. Guessing that may give the grip it needs to stay still.
1277975
Yes it should keep you off the floor, it is only about 3-4 inches thick but firm.
1444437
Had no problem with this mat. It is thin enough, with a little bit of weight on it, it should lay flat in a few days.