are these durable enough to park a car on them in the garage,long term?
1731338
no.I had these behind a bar and they kept coming apart just from bartenders walking on them.
1731339
I would say no, they are not tough, they tend to keep the shape of any heavy object that's placed on top. Plus they are very slippery once they get dust under them.
1920386
No. They are too big for this garage. It works better with Hot Wheels/Matchbox vehicles.
1576717
These are completely rubbery plastic coated, so as long as that remains intact, should hold up. However, remember that sunlight will break down this coating, and weather conditions and animals and birds will have access to them, so probably only good for a few years if not protected from the outside. On the bright side, they are easily removed and a coating of Rustoleum if they begin to look shabby should take care of the problem plus you can pick your paint color then!
1103363
No, these are not thick enough nor are the interlocking teeth strong enough for a car. I would find something not as soft and larger interlocking teeth. They do work well in my indoor workshop. Hope this helps.Jeremy
145717
Not sure pal nothing lasts forever but if u protect them maybe they will serve your purpose good luck!They are great speakers and i left them outside all year hot and humid cold and snowy 5' feet still works great with no show of wear.
126254
If you want them to protect your knees if you fall off, then yes. They're fairly comfortable so you should still be able to power the board. I can't guarantee how long they'll hold up to asphalt, but from what I can tell from the construction they would last at least as long as anything else.
143127
I think they would withstand the heat. I don't know if the size is right but heat wise, yes. I don;t think there is anything saying they wouldn't.
1675400
Yes! They were built to be weatherproof. Mine sit outside all the time and they are still going
1827582
I've never encountered such a thing, but if you're asking if they'll last you forever then yes. Don't ride in the rain and they will truck on. Paint away Picasso
1628337
Absolutely. I put them up when I bought them and they have not moved since . :)
253320
I have installed several in front of the workbench in the garage. They have lasted for several years, and several puppies
545212
Not likely, unless you load them with bricks or lead ingots, than they may fail. I've never have one fail after 5+ years of all weather use.
1268580
Yes, I've had them for at least 3 or 4 months now, and so far they seem very durable.
419246
I want to use these benches at a school reading garden are they durable enough to withstand children and being outside all the time
1278602
I would think so. They are quite strong. They are actually made for the outside. I don't know if they'll last for years, but I would guess you would get long use of them. Good luck.
1261540
I've had no issues putting them on and I've dropped them a few times and no issue. I would describe myself as a bull in a china cabinet when it comes to how gentle I am with things. I would not describe these as fragile, but wouldn't expect them to completely survive a really hard slam on concrete either
1910587
For short-term storage they are definitely strong enough. They handle fairly sharp recyclable items without tearing as well as heavy items, but as S. Craig said they are designed to be degradable so are not good for long-term storage.