Home Techpro Vacuum Tech Rug Pad Gripper for Hardwood Floors No Damage, New Materials to Non Slip Rug Pads, Under Rug Carpet Tape : Keep Your Rug in Place & Make Corner Flat

Exactly what I was looking for. Only one side has adhesive! No damaging my floor! Very grippy. My anti fatigue mats don't slide all over the place anymore. Very thin, can be cut to size.

Used these grippers on a rug in front of my kitchen sink. They work great - my rug does not move at all and does not leave any marks on my floor. Better than the gripper tape I used previously, which left a residue on my floor and was always moving around. Would recommend.

These are pretty solid. I have removed them from our rug once while the rug was being washed, but they did unexpectedly stick. I don't think they would stick after being removed again though (maybe once, but not twice.) They work quite well and are able to go the the edge of the rug. I had no issues with smell or feel. Very easy to attach, just briefly clean the part of the rug it will attach to and the part of the floor it will contact. I will say that if the rug is more than 4 feet, it is advisable to add grippers to the middle of the rug edge, in addition to the usual 4 corners. With 6 gripper on our large rug, our Roomba has no issue getting caught on the rug! Great quality! I was surprised they have lasted!

Worked perfectly to hold down entryway mats at our beach house. Grips well and mats b stay in place!

Tried & true! I've just ordered my third set. I use them specifically for the rug at my front door. Obviously it is the most heavily traveled area in the home and my rug doe NOT move what-so-ever. The two sides are different. Floor side is just this spongy, bumpy side that just somehow sticks. The rug side is attached via an adhesive. You have to make the best choice for the type of rug you have. When I pull up the rug to wash it, the adhesive releases itself and I find them fully intact either in the washer or they're still semi attached and I just finish pulling them off. I give a good clean to the floor under the area and then I place a new set on my rug and I'm good to go for many months until I wash the rug again. The vacuum doesn't pull up the rug, wiping your feet doesn't disturb it either. I have included pics of what they look like after I pull them out of the washer or off the rug after it's been washed. One pic is the rug side and the other is the floor side. They're actually still wet in these photos. They're still intact and in good shape, considering. I wouldn't try to reuse them because the extreme heat and water from washer definitely breaks down the adhesive & they won't work as good, but that's to be expected. I hope this helps.

I recently tried the Home Techpro Rug Pads Grippers on a large area rug in my living room. Overall, they do their job—up to a point. 👍 What I Loved: • Effectively prevents curling: The vacuum-tech material kept all four corners and edges lying flat, even in high-traffic areas. • Simple to install and reuse: You just peel them off, stick them on your rug, press to secure—even after washing, they held up reasonably well. • No residue: Clean removal with no sticky residue or damage to my hardwood floors. 👎 What Fell Short: • Durability issues: After about 3 months of regular use, the adhesive started losing strength. Two corner grippers began peeling up, causing noticeable lifting at the edges. • Limited lifespan: While some products last a year or more, these didn’t hold up to the promises of long-term reliability. • Washing wear and tear: Though washable, after a few gentle hand-washes in warm water, the grip noticeably weakened—so it’s not as reusable as advertised. ⸻ 🔍 Who It Works For: • People looking for short-term results, such as before events or when first laying down a rug. • Those who want an easy, residue-free solution without committing to permanent adhesives. 🛠️ Tips for Longevity: 1. Avoid washing more than once or twice—over-washing degrades grip. 2. Press firmly to reseat them every few weeks to maintain adhesion. 3. Keep them clean and dry between uses, and consider storing extras for replacements. ⸻ 🟡 Final Take: Home Techpro Rug Pad Grippers work well to tackle curling and keep rugs flat, especially right after installation. However, their lifespan is limited—expect to refresh them every few months if used regularly. If you need something long-lasting, other brands with stronger, more durable materials might be a better choice.

Haven't had for long, so I hate to give a review. So far they work great. No slip, stay in place, but easy to lift and clean under. Hopefully they continue to work well. Time will tell. I always hate when I read a review and they've only had item a short time. I want to know the longevity of an item before I purchase it. I put this item on a cute rug, which the directions did not recommend but it's holding so far

Excellent product with fabulous grip! Lost a star bc of ridiculous price. I only bought it bc it was listed at nearly half off the original price. No way I would pay the original price! Other similar products work, too. Still, at the reduced price, it was a great choice and worked perfectly! I am able to lift the corner with some effort and reapply it to a clean floor. It holds well enough that I can vacuum and sweep and walk over the kitchen mats without lifting the corners. It really does stay in place!