Gripper for Rug, Double-Sided Rug Pads for Hardwood Floors, Washable Carpet Tape for Area Rugs, Rug Anti-Slip Grips

Our carpet tape for area rugs and hardwood floors features a triangle design that maximizes the contact surface, ensuring strong adhesion and keeping your rugs in place. Say goodbye to curling corners and enjoy steady and safe rugs.

With a thickness of only 0.07 inch, our rug tape is thin and easily hidden, sticking to the rug corners to hold the rug down.

You can wipe the grippers with clean water or soapy water for cleaning, or use rubbing alcohol for better effectiveness. Our grippers can be easily removed without leaving any residues. However, it is important to avoid removing the grippers if your rugs have fluff or fiber backing; simply clean or wash the Rug Tape where it contacts the ground.

Our non-slip grippers for rugs come with dual-side stickers in white and clear colors. Simply peel off the white sticker and attach the rug pads to the bottom of your area rug. Then, peel off the clear film and stick the rug pads to the floor. Press firmly to ensure a secure attachment. Note: Clean the contact surfaces of the rugs and floors before sticking.

Our gripper for rugs works well on hardwood floors, tile floors, concrete floors, and marble floors. However, it is not recommended for use on the following conditions:

Not recommended for use on carpet with a FLUFF backing as the gripper is very sticky and may dislodge the fluff. Not recommended for use on carpet with JUTE or rubber backing as the gripper may not stick to these materials. It is not recommended to use on the AREA RUG over CARPET.

If you are not sure if the gripper is suitable for your carpet or flooring, please cut off a small portion to try it out first.

In summary, our carpet tape for area rugs and hardwood floors offers a triangle design that maximizes contact, ensuring strong adhesion and keeping your rugs in place. The thin and hidden tape is easy to clean and reuse, with a simple installation process. It works well on a variety of hard floor surfaces, but should be avoided on certain carpet types. Always test a small area first to ensure compatibility with your specific floor and rug.

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