Questions and Answers for ES Robbins Clear 36 in. x 20 ft. Vinyl Ribbed Runner Rug

A:  Thank you for the great question! We consider this low rib. Have a great day!

A:  Good Morning, Thank you for the question! Acetone is harmful to all PVC so the answer is no, our ribbed runner is not resistant to acetone. I hope this is helpful to you. Have a great day! Thank you!

A:  Good Morning, thank you for the great question! Currently this product only comes in the 20 foot length and a 10 foot length. I am so sorry that we are not able to help you with your request. Have a great day!

A:  Thank you for the question. This runner is rated at 24 oz. per linear foot. Thank you and have a great day!

A:  Thank you so much for the great question. The product you reference is our clear ribbed runner which is designed only for walking traffic. It would be too flexible for a wheel chair. You might look at our concourse runner which is made of the chairmat materia and is much thicker. Thank you!

A:  well I don't know for sure I haven't had a wheelchair on it, but it is clearly thick enough that I don't see why it wouldn't work because it's lot more stronger than the regular vinyl

A:  Understanding the use of the are would be helpful, however, our runner is designed for foot traffic and only available as wide as 36". To cover an area this large, you may want to consider our concourse material. Please note that the concourse material is available for both hard floor (with 60" being the widest) and for carpet (with the widest being 72"). Application is based on the type of flooring and if it is for carpet, you will need to make sure you use the material that is suited for the thickness of your carpet and padding.

A:  It is not very thick. May be 1.5 mm. But is sturdy and flexible. Easy to install. Can be cut to size if need be. If you have a very thick carpet, the runner may move. It stays in place with carpets with thin or medium pile The carpet shows through the runner well

A:  The runner is designed for repetitive foot traffic, like hallways, copy machine stations, etc. Our concourse runner is more compatible for use with wheelchairs.

A:  Yes! I actually work as a rehab therapist and have recommended this product to patients.