YYXLIFE Double Sided Carpet Tape for Area Rugs Carpet Adhesive Removable Multi-Purpose Rug Tape Cloth for Hardwood Floors, Carpets Heavy Duty Sticky Tape, 2 Inch x 10 Yards, White

Fantastic tape, we used to stick down our large rug to the current carpet. Previously tried all sorts of things inc heavy furniture. This tape does exactly what you want, the rug doesn't move at all, its been down since Oct 2025.....so being the end of June 2026, that's awesome. No ripples to trip over, no corners curling up. Worth the money.

This is good quality tape that is holding my carpets and rugs down perfectly. It was easy to cut using a knife as instructed and the backing paper was easy to remove. The only difficulty was removing the outer cellophane as it had stuck to the side of the roll. Very strong and good value

A bit fiddly to cut but now its in place its working brilliantly. Used to secure some protective carpet mats to matching wool carpet, very pleased with the result

Used to fix a large bedroom rug in place. I started trying to tape down only the corners but found it better to tape it fully down on all sides. This rig has not moved a millimeter in 1 year and has been set inside the door and seen constant traffic. The adhesive is super strong once fully bonded but also forgiving enough if you need to adjust within the first few minutes of setting down.

Used to stick carpet on the wall perfect

It is super sticky and easy to cut but the reason why I gave it 3 stars was that I tried to stick an old carpet onto a new piece of carpet together but it would not work. It wasn't able to stick it together and it kept coming off, But if using this to stick a piece of carpet to a floor that is wooden, marble, etc then it would do the job!.

Really good quality tape, does the job

It is very tough and held my rug in place with incredible force. When I got rid of my rug, I used a hairdryer to soften it sufficiently to pull up from carpet (worked well). However, it left an unsightly mess on carpet which I am now tackling through a rigorous regime of steam cleaning/stain removal products. If I had my time again, I would just use a small amount on the corners of the rug rather than using a full strip. I guess I went overboard as there was so much on the roll. You live and learn.

I bought this tape to secure some area rugs that kept sliding around on my hardwood floors, and I am honestly impressed by the grip. It anchors them down completely—even with my dogs running over them, the corners don't lift or shift at all. A helpful tip for application: This stuff is extremely sticky (which is good!), but it means you have to be careful when peeling the backing. I found it easiest to stick the tape to the rug first, press it down firmly, and then peel the paper liner off slowly just before flipping it onto the floor. If you try to do it too fast, it can stick to your fingers or itself. It’s also thin enough that you don't feel a "bump" under the rug, which was a concern of mine. If you need a heavy-duty hold for high-traffic areas, this is the one to get.

I’ve used this on a few types of rugs and it’s awesome!

Ziet er inderdaad niet heel sticky uit en je krijgt het makkelijk van het parket af. Echter, werkt het niet en heb je er dus vrij weinig aan

Ottimo per fissare efficacemente tappeti ai pavimenti in particolare bordi e spigoli. Indispensabile per le stuoie in paglia e similari che tendono ad arricciarsi sui bordi. Evita così anche di inciamparci. Da avere in casa !

Trying to get my house ready to sell and decided to add rubber treads to my basement steps. When I calculated what I would need for 11 steps, 20 yards ended up being the right amount. I was able to put three vertical pieces on the rubber tread from the back up to where the tread begins to fold over. I added two smaller pieces on the back in between the vertical pieces. Next, I added a 24" piece to the rounded part of the wooden tread. I removed the top part of the tape and then carefully place the treads down. The tape is not permanent unlike a strong liquid adhesive so the next owners can remove by using a hair dryer to warm up with tape. The tape is not super thick yet durable enough to grab and hold onto everything. I just made sure I pushed down firmly when adhearing it to both sides. I used a sharpe razor blade to cut through the tape.