Harbor Freight 4pc Anti-Fatigue Foam Mat Installation and Review

[@TourettesMobileMechanic]

Thank you for the video. Something so simple is so hard to find a nice video. Appreciate the time you took greatly.

[@snapwholeharborfreightreviews]

Glad it was helpful! thanks for subscribing!

[@mrgreenjeans]

Would these work for a floor in an ice pop up shelter?

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it would work, but when wet under the mats, the mats will move, could be an issue unless there was something between the mats and the ice - thanks for subscribing!

[@kenh733]

I am going to get some of these, do you think the rounded corners are for the outside corner? I am thinking the stamped them from a roll coming off the machine so I wonder if they could be rotated.

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there are 4 large pieces and 8 outside strips, the 4 large pieces are interchangeable and rotatable - the 8 outside strips, which made the rounded corners and all interchangeable too - Thanks for subscribing!

[@AndyCrumbaker]

Any updates on these? Wondering if I should go for these that run $6.99-$9.99 or get the thicker, softer, but more expensive memory foam mats that Amazon and the like sells? Will be using them on my concrete garage floor around my work benches.

[@snapwholeharborfreightreviews]

I use these just as they were installed to this day, and they work ok, they stay in place unless they get water under them, and then the whole mat will slide, they do help with the strain on my knees caused by the walking on concrete, I use 2 layers in front of my most heavily used workstation - I still recommend these - thanks

[@Nozoki]

I was thinking of using this under some outdoor carpet on my enclosed back porch. Do you think it would hold up with some patio chairs on it?

[@snapwholeharborfreightreviews]

I would work, but would not be optimal, the chairs would compress the mat, it would come back to normal over time -but these mats trap water under them, and might trap water between the mat and the carpet, so I don;'t consider them ideal for that usage. I had water come in my garage once, and i had a nice water slide, the mats would not stay still and when I walked on them, they slide, and I almost tell, not sure what they would do under the carpet, but I don't like the idea of the water laying under them, slick or not - thanks for subscribing!

[@massmanute]

You mentioned that they looked like they are about 3/8" thick. The Harbor Freight website says 1" thick. For my application the thickness is an important dimension. Is it possible for you to give an accurate number for the thickness? Thanks.

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the ones in this video are not 1 inch thick, but they might have changed the design since I did this video - thanks for subscribing!

[@massmanute]

@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews Thanks.

[@MUDDMINNOW]

I'm lining my garage due to the cold. Hopefully, this will insulate the garage well enouph to keep the cold out. Outside is 30 degrees and inside my garage is around the same due to the concrete floor projecting the coldness through it. Anyone try this?

[@snapwholeharborfreightreviews]

I have the same problem with my shop, these might make a difference in the short term, but without a heat source, the floor will take on the room temperature overnight - thanks for the subscribing!

[@ilc07]

you have 2 different SKU sets.

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Harbor Freight often uses several different SKUs for the same product, they do this to keep track of buying the same product from different manufactures, their 'super coupons' will often have several SKUs the coupon will work with for this reason - thanks for subscribers!