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That is what I use in my shop , they are very thick and the price isn’t too bad either .
I am going to check them out in store in the next week or so.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rubber-mat-black-4-ft-x-6-ft
The biggest issue I foresee is that everything of mine is on casters, and I am not sure I have a good place for this to go where I can still roll everything on/off of it. But I do like the value it offers for its size
John, those are the mats that I’m going to cover the entire floor with in my new shop. The shop I was working for last year had those covering the entire floor and it worked really well. I find that it makes a big difference since not only do you have cushioning where you stand, but every step you take walking around is cushioned too.did you glue those mats down or were they pretty secure just by their weight/tight fit on the floor
John S
did you glue those mats down or were they pretty secure just by their weight/tight fit on the floor
Didn’t use any glue John. They weigh about 100lbs each so they stay in place very well just by their weight. They were also wall to wall so there was no where for them to go. I’m going to order 17 of them for my new shop and that should cover the entire floor.
Dan
danpattison.com
Festool mats
Festool mats ? Would you mind of telling me where did you get it ?
Lee Valley in Canada. LV does not sell Festool to US customers though.
http://www.leevalley.com/en/Festool/page.aspx?p=70772&cat=5,105
I have the large and the small one. They are good mats, and also good looking mats.
They also made a carpeted Festool door mat years ago that I got as swag, but those are impossible to get now.
lol for once it is the other way around? thats kinda crazy.
Strange, but true in this case. At least from my perspective.
I see my local Costco now has the Anti-Fatigue Mats. They are at a good price too.
What type are they? Solid or the punched holed ones?
I see my local Costco now has the Anti-Fatigue Mats. They are at a good price too.
What type are they? Solid or the punched holed ones?
what price are they? I am thinking of getting one for the kitchen and one for the workshop. Either that or I will go pick up a few of those horse stall mats for the workshop.
I see my local Costco now has the Anti-Fatigue Mats. They are at a good price too.
What type are they? Solid or the punched holed ones?
They are the solid one.
what price are they?
That was yesterday and I can’t remember at all.
We have one in the kitchen and it’s great.I see my local Costco now has the Anti-Fatigue Mats. They are at a good price too.
What type are they? Solid or the punched holed ones?
They are the solid one.
what price are they?
That was yesterday and I can’t remember at all.
We have one in the kitchen and it’s great.Gonna have to see if they carry them at my Costco. I typically don’t go dow the aisles that would have that.
How big is it roughly Dirty?
That is what I use in my shop , they are very thick and the price isn’t too bad either .
I am going to check them out in store in the next week or so.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rubber-mat-black-4-ft-x-6-ft
The biggest issue I foresee is that everything of mine is on casters, and I am not sure I have a good place for this to go where I can still roll everything on/off of it. But I do like the value it offers for its sizeDon’t you have a HF near you ? I’ve seen the 4’X6′ ones and the 4 piece inter-lock kind there. Can’t speak for durability, but I’m sure you could find some reviews. Both are under $10
That is what I use in my shop , they are very thick and the price isn’t too bad either .
I am going to check them out in store in the next week or so.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rubber-mat-black-4-ft-x-6-ft
The biggest issue I foresee is that everything of mine is on casters, and I am not sure I have a good place for this to go where I can still roll everything on/off of it. But I do like the value it offers for its sizeDon’t you have a HF near you ? I’ve seen the 4’X6′ ones and the 4 piece inter-lock kind there. Can’t speak for durability, but I’m sure you could find some reviews. Both are under $10
Oh, I hadn’t seen the mats at HF before. I can’t find the 4’x6’ online though, but I may be missing it. That could be an even better option!
John S
I found out early on that concrete floors and my back don’t go together. I absolutely HAD to have mats. The place I went to get them was Dick’s Sporting Goods. Exercise mats essentially. Same thing…I think. Nice and soft. Have helped immensely. I notice when I’m in my spray room, because I don’t have them over there.
How big is it roughly Dirty?
They are 20″X39″ and cost 17bucks. They are a good inch to 1¼” thick and feel real nice on the feets.
How big is it roughly Dirty?
They are 20″X39″ and cost 17bucks. They are a good inch to 1¼” thick and feel real nice on the feets.
That’s a good size for me. I’ll have to be on the lookout at my own Costco for those ones. What color are they?
I have tried the mats and have never really liked them. I just wear more comfortable shoes.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCI have tried the mats and have never really liked them. I just wear more comfortable shoes.
Problem with me is having flat feet. All padding in jew shoes goes to crap within a month. I get orthpedic prescribed inserts for the last ten years molded to ky feet and it’s a huge difference. The mats also help at the recommendation of my doc.
I picked up one of the Wellness mats at Lee Valley today for my new shop. They are definitely pricey but I have never stood on such a comfortable mat. My idea is to just have one of these that I can use and move to wherever I’ll be standing in one spot for awhile. I might add some cheaper mats around the shop in different places where I don’t stand as often but for times when I’m doing a long sanding session or cutting up cabinet parts this will be my go to mat.
Dan
danpattison.com
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I picked up one of the Wellness mats at Lee Valley today for my new shop. They are definitely pricey but I have never stood on such a comfortable mat. My idea is to just have one of these that I can use and move to wherever I’ll be standing in one spot for awhile. I might add some cheaper mats around the shop in different places where I don’t stand as often but for times when I’m doing a long sanding session or cutting up cabinet parts this will be my go to mat.
You must really like it Dan. I returned mine. Mind you I already had two Festool mats already.
I picked up one of the Wellness mats at Lee Valley today for my new shop. They are definitely pricey but I have never stood on such a comfortable mat. My idea is to just have one of these that I can use and move to wherever I’ll be standing in one spot for awhile. I might add some cheaper mats around the shop in different places where I don’t stand as often but for times when I’m doing a long sanding session or cutting up cabinet parts this will be my go to mat.
You must really like it Dan. I returned mine. Mind you I already had two Festool mats already.
Why did you end up returning yours Kevin?
Dan
danpattison.com
5 years ago our company built a vet clinic which in the bottom floor there was a doggy day care.. we installed the 4×6 mats there. they cost roughly $35 a mat… the funny thing was the owner of my gym bought a bunch used from a gym that had just closed and tried claiming that they were $70 each.. funny how the idiot tried lying about the cost of hte product.. he did hte same thing when he talked about the laminate flooring he bought for the cardio section floor a couple years before.. tried claiming he paid $5 sq ft.. it was $2.20 sq ft
heres a tip, dont fart in a space suit
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