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Customer Reviews For composite flooring at Greatmats:
Most Common Product Questions For composite flooring at Greatmats:
How do you think this product would fare if it was laid on top of carpet for cardio workouts? Would you expect slipping on the carpet?
Great question, this product is recommended to be installed on a hard flat surface. It might not lay flat on carpet and it might slip a bit also. We have the Staylock line of modular floor tiles that are great for installation over carpeting.Here are our possible <a href='/home-gym-flooring/carpet-safe-home-gym-flooring-options.php'>options over carpet</a>.
How will this product hold up in a shop office with shoes that will have steel shavings in them.
Great question, first rubber is not suitable for oils or acids, as for steel shavings, these could work themselves into the rubber. I would think a hard plastic or flat PVC tile would be better for your application, such as our hiddenlock floor tiles in coin top.
Can it be used on a garage floor?
The rubber can be installed on any hard flat surface, and rubber like this roll is not designed for use with cars or car tires. We have a blog about <a href='/rubber-flooring-options/rubber-garage-flooring-dos-and-donts.php'>using rubber in garages</a>.
Does this product out-gas like stall matting? We tried to put stall mats in our home gym and they smelled so bad weeks later that we had to return them.
This rolled rubber is considered to be a low odor option. All rubber will have some odor. Ventilation and cleaning will help the odor to dissipate. We do send samples.
Can this be used outside for floor in play house on the ground ?
Rolled rubber should only be installed indoors. It requires a hard and level sub floor.
How feasible is it to mop and clean daily? Is there any risk of mold or mildew when used around surfaces that may be exposed to water on a daily basis
Cleaning daily is feasible. Depending on the ares size, it should not be very time-consuming to clean. Rolled rubber should not be installed in areas that are prone to moisture.
Can this go over carpet? Or, is there a better option?
We don't recommend installing rubber products directly on carpet. If you must install rubber over carpet, it would need to have a layer of plywood between the carpet and rubber. We do offer interlocking tiles that install over carpet. If you're interested in that, please check out our Staylock Tiles in either an orange peel or bump top surface texture.