Could this liner be used under a tablecloth to keep it from sliding?
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Be careful this stuff can react with some wood finishes. Just pulled some off an armoire shelf and most of it came off but the rest is proving hard to get off. Trying to google a fix now.
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The product is about 1/8 inch thick - I have used it under chairs and heavy end tables. I am about to buy more. If you think 1/8 inch is not too thick I am sure it will work fine. It is much thicker than just thin felt cloth. Hope this helps. :-)
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We used the very small rubber sheet to place under a cotton sheet for our 4 yr old grandson for occasional accidents. Not sure if you could slide it under a patient as we made bed before child got in it. But it isn't slippery if that helps.
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The sleeve is made of rubber, of something similar, and should not slide at all. Also, there is an indentation in the cup for the sleeve and that will keep it snug. We run ours through the dishwasher after every use and we have never seen the sleeve slip.
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I don't think that would work, unless you used something really strong, like duct tape. There's enough weight to this table cloth that regular tape wouldn't hold it.
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It might work well with a tablecloth. We use ours without. It is really up to you.
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The only problem I have found is if the underside of the table has a wide edging. Mine only has it on the ends so it can slide along the underneath of the table in the middle section. Would think if glass was thick enough it would work but not sure.
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You would probably want another cloth under to completely cover table. I used a plastic. Also, it was cut unevenly. I squared it up before using. Makes great BB backing because you can wash & reuse.
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No, it would be too thick for that I think. Its really like a very thick furniture moving cloth
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No, I think not. I'm using ours on a very special cherry table my husband made but I usually put one of those large silicon baking mats underneath the arms. I use a silicon mat simply because I don't have a plastic placemat. If you use a place mat, get one that sort of 'hugs' the table and is not slippery. But truthfully, when you tighten the arms that chair is going absolutely nowhere. My daughter-in-law cuts up the baby's food and puts it right on the table. The mat makes it easier to clean up afterwards and also protects the table when the baby is banging her spoon and cup. This chair is great esp. if you don't have a lot of room for a high chair etc. Cleans easily, folds for travel and thanks to the harness, really secures the baby. I think it's terrific and I recommend it highly. C. Bane Charleston, SC
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I'd be afraid that the runner would slide around if it's placed on top of wet mud. The plastic is ribbed on the top side, and very smooth on the under side. There aren't any gripper teeth to hold the plastic in place. I've used this product to line wire shelves. It's a nice weight, but if you walk on it, be sure to anchor it down for your own safety.
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I use this puzzle mat in combination with a no skid under-carpet mat. If you just use the puzzle mat on its own it will still slip around. The mat is mostly useful for its padding. It's pretty thick.
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I think so. We put nonskid material under ours so it would not slid but it is very sturdy and seems to be holding up well.
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Yes, that should work. It is smooth and soft enough but may protrude a little under your slip cover.
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I put a towel under a baked dish to keep the dish from sliding, but I don't think it would melt without the towel.
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Yes, I just put a very thin layer of foam behind it to keep it from slipping...works great for me!
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It is smooth on the bottom. It wouldn't likely scratch a surface. If I were putting it directly on a surface without a tablecloth I would put those clear "bumper" type pads on the bottom of the to keep the item from slipping.