Veken Rug Gripper Pad for Hardwood Floors Thick Cushion Non Slip Rug Pads for Area Rugs Rug Grippers

Good quality rug pad. Works well. Low cost. Good value for the money. Slip resistance is good. Neutral color and we will make good use of it. Read more

This is an excellent non slip rug pad. It’s nice and thick, which provides some extra padding, but more importantly it really sticks well to the floor and carpet. Our old rug pad would still slide when our dog would run across it. This one stays in place perfectly. The size was great, I ended up trimming about 6” off one end of it and it fit perfectly under our runner. Overall great quality and does what it’s supposed to do. Read more

Works well. Great instructions. NOTE! Bubble side down - flat side up to grip the floor. Upon opening you will notice an unpleasant odor and somewhat slimy tackiness. Recommend putting this outside to off gas for at least 12 hours before bringing it in. Slightly oversized so you can trim to fit. I recommend lining up two edges of your rug and overlapping pad by 1 inch and then trimming the other two edges down before readjusting to cover pad completely. This will give you a nice fit without having to constantly adjust to cover exposed padding. Super easy to trim - you can glide scissor much like wrapping paper as long as your rug is holding down edge. Read more

This rug pad prevents slipping and bunching effectively. Easy to cut to size and doesn’t damage flooring underneath. Pros: strong grip, easy to trim, protects floors Cons: slightly thin Bottom line: Works exactly as intended for large rugs. Read more

Works well Under the rug in my hallway. Yes there is a smell when you first open it, but after it airs out, there was nothing. So far the slip resistance is great. Read more

They came sealed in plastic so you know they are brand new and both were as advertised regarding make & size. So far they work reasonably well, though my mats still move & I have to correct them often enough that it can be annoying at times - I wish I could somehow get them stuck on the back of my mats and then it would be perfect! The only reason I don't find a way to do that is because the manufacturer's label made it seem as if you couldn't put these in the wash, so if I permanently stuck these to my mats, I wouldn't be able to wash them like I like. They do prevent the small area rugs I bought from the designer Natural Life from sliding about so readily as they were before, and that's the main reason I ordered these: I'm disabled and have terrible trouble with balance & coordination, which has only gotten worse with time, and I fell really bad on several occasions because of the mats slipping, so I needed to find a solution — I love my mats as they are very pretty BoHo rugs from a beloved designer and typically more expensive than the norm (I guess it's irony that they are designer with a more expensive price tag yet they didn't think of adding some traction on the bottom🤨). The products are actually a little too large I think so I'm going to cut a little off and see if that helps too - they are easy to resize as the manufacturer mentioned on the packaging slip, as all you need is scissors or an exacto knife. Overall they help prevent slips and falls, but you do need to correct them often if you keep the original size of the product and your mats are the same size based on my experience with them for over a month; I will update my review after cutting them down slightly if that improves things so they don't always end up sticking out the side of my area rugs - obviously, I don't like that look and I keep having to change it! It's my only complaint. They do come very fast and are a reasonable price for what you receive & compared to competitors. I just wish the mats wouldn't keep slipping off them - the product themselves never move so it grips the floors perfectly, just not the mats. You have to be sure to follow the instructions so that you have the product's one side laying on the floor – perhaps that's another reason why the mats keep slipping off, as the two sides are different with one having more traction to stick on the floor than the other side that the mats lay against; perhaps they should've made it the same on both sides so it also holds the mat firm against it. I also don't like that per the manufacturer, there doesn't seem to be a way to clean these affectively, and they basically say on the packaging slip that eventually they will have to be replaced; they catch a lot of debris and it takes a bit to go outside and shake it all out because it sticks on there pretty good. I'm not sure if it's a sanitary as I would like overall, and I still wish for a better solution. As for now, I'll try giving these a chance as I have been. So far, I'm sightly satisfied but not perfectly so and I hope cutting them slightly may do the trick with regards to slipping mats. I will update on that soon. But I think it is important for people to know that they are not a permanent solution, they aren't the easiest to clean and they tend to stick perfectly to the floor but not perfectly on the mats/area rugs so that they constantly shift off a bit, exposing the product underneath. Read more

I have a round area rug by our front door. When the doorbell rings our dog would move the rug all over. Our grandkids love playing “ hide go seek” and the rug would go flying. It became a dangerous concern. The pad gripper fit perfectly and immediately changed our rug safety. Came quickly and was a great value. Read more

Buying an area rug made out of shredded recycled soda bottles seemed like a good idea as they wear like iron indoor or out, but indoor on my hardwood floor it was extremely treacherous as it slid around like a pair of roller skates! This fixed it. Just a little trimming needed to fit the outline of the area rug. Everything stays in place now! Read more