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I am searching for an affordable tile for under an indoor play structure that needs to be complaint with ASTM F1292 for up to 4 ft. Does this tile meet that standard and where can I find that information? I will need to show it to my inspector to prove that it meets this standard if it indeed does. Thank you!
These rubber tiles are designed to be a sub floor protector and not ideal for children's play areas. Consider our interlocking foam mats in 1.5 inch thickness to meet your four foot fall height requirement: https://www.greatmats.com/mats/mma-mats.php
I am considering putting these tiles on top of 1/2 plywood that will be on top of carpet . Would these tiles work for this type of situation?
These tiles can be installed indoors over any hard and flat surface.
How do you know how much border you need male or female? I have 40 ft with and 480 length. There are four corners to my pool area?
Please contact us for a quote and to verify your area size. For a 40x40 square with borders, you would need 80 male borders, 80 female border and 4 corners.
Are these ok for outdoor use?
The Staylock Borders can be used outdoors.
Do the corners come with the Staylock Border Edge? And,can the StayLock Tiles be used to jump rope outside? Or, are the these titles too hard?
Corners are sold separately. StayLock tiles would be fit for jumping rope. They do offer cushion over hard surfaces. Just keep in mind that StayLock Tile with the <a href='/tiles/decking-tiles-black.php'>perforated</a> top is the only one designed for outdoor use. <a href='/fatigue-flooring/fatigue-tiles-staylockbump-black.php'>Bump Top</a> and <a href='/gym-flooring/gym-floor-tile-staylock-black.php'>Orange Peel</a> StayLock Tiles are designed for indoor application.
I am planning on making a 5x7ft rectangle and wanted to asked how many female/male boarders I would need. I am planning on pushing one of the 5ft sides up against a wall and wouldn't need a boarder on that side.
You would likely put a male side of the tiles against the wall, leaving you needing 12 male borders, 7 female borders and 2 corners.