We just did a texture overlay on our concrete pool deck. Would the rubber on the bottom melt into the overlay?
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I use my mat under an offset smoker On a natural wooden deck. Never had any issues with heat transference to the deck. The center of the mat is covered in a oil resistant carpet material. Concrete should be fine. However I would not leave it in place when not in use, the weathering will cause your concrete to discolor.
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Yes, we had it melt on to our wood deck leaving a white haze. But overall it wasn't to dad to remove
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My husband bought this product to put under our above ground pool. The pool is on a concrete patio with rubber tile on the concrete, then the gorilla pad. We wanted something to kind of level out the bottom & protect the rubber lining of the pool. The pad is as thick as good grade felt, used for sewing, but is strong, ours does not tear. We do have a problem, we cut the pad about 3-4 inches larger than the pool & it is green with that slimy mold. We haven't tried to clean it so don't know if it will come clean. Otherwise we are satisfied with the Gorilla Pad.
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The instructions say not to use it over silicon caulking but I don't know about roof coating. I have had it on my deck for about 8 years and it is still clean and white. This is a deck I do not walk on much.
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This material is a kind of plastic, with a low melting temperature. I would think *not*
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I used this item for my inground concrete pool. I do not recommend it for vinyl liner. This item is made of hard plastic and it is pretty heavy. It might damage the vinyl liner when you push back and forth with some pressure.
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I think the only difference between using it in a vinyl vs a concrete pool is the type of pads on the feet. Cork for vinyl and some type of rubber compound for concrete.
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I had a stamped concrete patio around my pool.This product made the concrete look real nice.I also use it on some bricks around my wood stove which also work great.l would not recommend to use this product indoors as I did with my bricks.The smell will take 2 weeks to get out.Not safe for indoors.Other than that work great.
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Sorry, John B's reply is WRONG! Do not put this over paint. That is practically akin to spraying water over the paint. No kidding! No chemical reaction with the cement means NO barrier and a complete waste of money.
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I have set it up on concrete with out any issues. It lasted two seasons.. I wouldn't recommend this pool as eventually the inflatable ring will leak.. They have another pool that same size with metal bars instead of the ring that will last you alot longer
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Probably not. When wet it is an Elmer's glue consistency. When dry it is smooth, but not a like hard ceramic glaze. I could see it possibly melting or becoming sticky to the touch.
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When this product is applied, it is very slippery when wet. Although the product looks great applied and does a wonderful job sealing... I would not use it next to the pool.
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You can flip the walkway over (bottom side up) so that the curve goes the other way, but you can't bend the existing curve too much. The cables are covered, and the gaps between the boards are also protected with rubber spacers. I don't see any danger of rusting.
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I have the same situation for my swimming pool, i had a small hole made into the concrete, it is very easy to do if you know someone who has a hammer drill or you can rent it (I rented one recently at home depot for $20) For the home swimmer I had the hole drilled 6-7 years ago , it works perfectly and did not give me any kind of trouble ( crack or dirt) the little steak does not rust, I hope this can help.
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I'm not sure I would pour concrete over this due to the rocks and pebbles. It would probably be fine, but I wonder if the aggregate could cause pressure points on the heating element. I embedded the heater in a layer of mortar to level the floor before putting tile on top. I think I would do the same before pouring concrete over. You don't want too think concrete over it as it just increases the thermal mass and time to heat up in the morning or evening, unless you leave it on all the time.
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I use it on my wooden deck every time and I've not had a problem. It doesn't even discolor it. Get a sheet of cement backer-board (used under floor tiling) to put underneath if you're worried.
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I would not think so although I have not tried. It is durable plastic so I would think the heat would melt or alter the look.
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I just used duct tape and it worked fine all season. Put down two layers on top our concrete patio. Only thing I'll change is to install the pool in our carport out of the sun. BTW, the material "aged" from outdoor exposure in south Louisiana and will need replacing for this season. Enjoy.. O^Ocrm