Slip Resistant Rug Gripper Pads for Hardwood Floor, 2x3 Cream

Strong grip exactly as advertised for rug in laminate floor. Less effective for mat on a rug.

I rarely leave reviews, but I felt I had to. I previously bought a similar product and thought the poor quality was just that brand—so I tried this one instead. Unfortunately, it’s just as bad. It may sound like a comfy and durable option, but in reality, it feels cheap and tacky. They really need to stop making this and consider an adhesive-based alternative instead.

I am so happy with these rug grippers by Gorilla Grip! To ensure both the rug gripper and rug remain in place, below are a few tips, which -- by trial and error -- worked perfectly for us. I have several thick throw rugs in my various bathrooms, each with a so-called non-skid rubber-like coating on the bottom, all of which never stayed in place. I lost count of the number of times I purchased similar rug grippers to this one (but never before by Gorilla Grip) -- from Bed, Bath & Beyond, Walmart, etc. Frustratingly, NONE held the rugs or the grippers in place, i.e., not only would the rug still move, but then the (other brand) grippers would "sneak out" beyond the border of the rug and look "tacky". These rug grippers were delivered on 10/26/2024, and we put them in place that day. Today is 12/30/2024, and they have not budged even a half inch after experimenting with different options and finding a solution that worked. TIPS: 1) We cut each rug gripper in a rectangle shape to almost exactly ONE INCH from the edge all around each rug (you will need that small uncovered border near the edge of each rug not protected by the gripper pad for this solution to work). 2) We first tried professional-grade MASKING TAPE. It did not stick at all to the non-stick rug bottom and it popped right off. Then we tried ProTape's professional PAINTER'S TAPE. That also did not adhere the non-stick rug bottom, and it, too, popped right off. 3) On our third try, we added a continuous strip of GORILLA TAPE (Mini Duct Tape To-Go, 1" x 10 yd Travel Size), not their two-sided tape (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001E5ZWT4/). We placed the MIDDLE of the Gorilla Tape over the rug gripper so that one-half inch of it covered the UNCOVERED border of the rug bottom, and the other half-inch was OVER the rug gripper. 4) We are using the pet tool of a Black & Decker hand-vac to vacuum each rug on a weekly basis (if the rugs are visibly dirty and need to be washed, you likely will need to remove the Gorilla tape and rug gripper and see if the tape adheres after the rug is fully dry). One, I cannot say what the success rate would be if we did not take the extra step of using the Gorilla Tape. Two, I have never purchased woven/cotton rugs, such as those with fringed edges, so I don't know if our solution will work with them . Thus far, however, I am more than pleased that my rugs are not slipping and sliding, and that the rug grippers do not show beyond the edges of the rugs. I highly recommend this product.

Works perfectly. Easy to trim to size. Holds area rugs securely without adding additional height. We live in an historical house with restored plank oak floors dating back over 150 years. Our Oriental area rugs kept sliding from beneath our feet. The GORILLA GRIP pads solved the problem instantly. Advice: When you order select a 1 size bigger than your area rug. Trimming to size literally takes less than 5 minutes.

Great quality grip that keeps the rug from sliding, my daughters play area has a couch on the other side of the baby fence making it easy for her rug and foam couch to slide over and push the rug up BUT since getting this it hasn't happened. Thank god too because i was getting annoyed haha. Overall great product for a reasonable price, it's durable and thick. Covers anything all you have to do is cut it any shape you need and no odor. 10/10 very durable as well (

This non-slip rug pad works as intended. I got this for a jute rug that likes to slide around. The only thing is I think it's a little overpriced for what it is. You could easily buy a roll of kitchen drawer liner for a similar price and make your own non-slip pads and get more out of it.

I like this style as it doesn’t add bulk to area rugs. It has worked before but is now questionable. Two schnauzer puppies who get zoomies every once in a while are able to move the rug.