3 Pcs 30 x 79 Inch Wide No Slip Ice and Snow Carpet Mats Natural Coconut Fiber Carpet Snow Mat for Outdoor Front Door Garden Hallway Walkway Porch Stairs

I have a ramp on my deck and I put these down. Even when it freezes they don’t. I did tack them down. Now my dogs can go out safely and I don’t have to worry about hurting myself. Best investment for cold weather and not expensive!! Easy to use and can dry out and be used next year. If not, you can get more since they don’t cost an arm and a leg. Highly recommend!!

Not only do we use these to walk over icy/snowy areas outside, we also use it inside the garage. When pulling the car in from a snowy or rainy day, water drains off the car and onto the floor. Dropping these around the perimeter of the car keeps the water from getting other garage items wet, and prevents us from slipping.

The photos are misleading. I purposefully chose this seller as the product was shown in rolls as opposed to folded. They arrived folded however, not in rolls as advertized. They will suit the purpose of making a newly sealed porch less slippery in upstate NY snow, ice but they are not what I expected. It will take a while for them to flatten out, and not be a trip hazard.

I am older and struggle to clear snow. This did not work well during a blizzard. The wind blew them away and I was searching in the snow to retrieve them. With light wind, I put rocks/bricks at the corners. With no wind, they stay put. When I lift them to knock the snow off, the walkway is clear of ice and snow. It is less trouble to get them laid down before a snow than to shovel & scrape the snow and ice after.

PUT DOWN BEFORE ICE ....GOOD PRODUCT

I have used coconut before but never from place. Too thin, constantly shedding. Never again. I will have yo figure another way for my stairs and deck

Snow accumulates, you cannot shovel it (as the carpet is underneath) and the snow freezes to ice and leaves ice layer on top…super dangerous for people to walk in. Waste of money!

I can’t say that the mat has had a lot of foot traffic yet because I haven’t glued the rubber threshold to the edges yet. Firstly I had to iron the fold creases out by laying a bath towel on the mat (because the iron kept snagging on the loosely bound mat material). After the last two steps are done I plan to use a little super glue to attach the mat to the ADA ramp at the entrance to my office building as a little slip prevention for the winter.

3 tapis de qualité différente dont un très mince, au point que je vois au travers, pour le prix ce produit et de très mauvaise qualité, à ne pas recommander. Je l'ai utilisé pour un escalier extérieur.