TESTIMONIAL
RUG GRIPPERS SIZE
Rug grippers have several advantages that make them a valuable addition to your home. Here are some key pros:
HOW TO INSTALL
Keep your rug in place with these easy steps. Just follow the instructions below to stop slipping and keep your rug flat on the floor.
Ensure the floor area where you’ll place the rug is clean and dry. This helps the grippers adhere better.
Remove the grippers from their packaging. Depending on the type, you might need to cut them to size.
Most rug grippers have an adhesive backing. Carefully peel off the protective paper to expose the adhesive.
Floor safety
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WHY CHOOSE US!
Strong, reusable, and easy to install—our rug grippers keep your rugs secure without slipping or leaving residue. Safe for all hard floors, they ensure a tidy and hazard-free home!
HOW TO REUSE RUG GRIPPERS
Gently peel off the rug grippers from the bottom of your rug and floor. Wash the grippers with water or wipe them with a damp cloth to remove dust, dirt, or debris. Allow the grippers to air dry fully before reapplying to ensure maximum adhesion. Once dry, attach the grippers back to the corners of your rug. Press firmly onto the floor to ensure a strong grip and prevent slipping.
RUG GRIPPERS FEATURES
Rug grippers have several advantages that make them a valuable addition to your home. Here are some key pros:
Aggressive Adhesion
Provides strong adhesion to keep rugs securely in place.
Reusable
Can be easily removed, washed, and reused without losing effectiveness.
Slip-Resistant
Prevents rugs from slipping and sliding, enhancing safety.
Easy to Install
Simple peel-and-stick application for quick setup.
No Stick Residue
Leaves no sticky residue on floors when removed.
Multipurpose Use
Suitable for various types of flooring, including tile, marble, laminate, linoleum, and wood.
Not for Carpet-to-Carpet Use
Designed specifically for use on hard floors and not for carpet-to-carpet applications.
Safety Enhancement
Prevents rug curling and tripping hazards, making it ideal for homes with children, pets, and elderly individuals.