Adhesive for hitting mat

[Joko]

I've got a monster mat and a hitting strip cut in that works OK. However I'm struggling with the hitting strip constantly getting moved around. I've tried Velcro but it eventually stopped working. What's a fool proof way to attach the hitting mat so it won't move? I have 1/4" plywood under the entire mat.

[Joko]

Well I went nuclear and used a bunch of the 3M adhesive spray. Was initially trying to avoid that but I figured why not. Works good so far we will see.

[Mike80]

I highly recommend screwing the mat into the floor. I have mine screwed into my concrete floor. Mat doesn't move at all. It's worth it!

[Joko]

Yeah I'm really trying to maintain a setup that can be removed relatively easily. Which has proven difficult. I'm now trying to figure out if I can change my setup enough to allow me to still play but my wife can park her car. 2 car garage. Only right handed hitting setup. It's a pain. Wish I had the balls to dig down in the basement right now but that won't be for another few years

[Spectra Golf]

Try a yoga mat. They usually are a bit narrower but work as a non slip surface.


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[Sleeping_King]

I use a anti slip rug underlay pad.

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10132260/

[Bnorman58]

I have a mat that is fit for my protee which is very thick and heavy, I think it is 5x5 and 2-3" with heavy duty rubber base. it is very heavy and I had a huge issue with slippage. This is not good for protee as the cameras have to be focused on the spots. I use the heavy duty, commercial grade velcro in about 2 foot strips around edges. It hasnt budged in 2 months since I did it. Cameras are still pointing at the same spot so I know it hasnt budged. Are you using commercial grade velcro?