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GORILLA GRIP® Rug Gripper Pads, Extra Long Reusable Double-Sided Adhesives Keep Area Rugs Corners Flat, Grips Hardwood, Tile and Laminate Floors, Renter Friendly, Holds Down Carpet in Place

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The whole point is what it replaces — double-sided tape that leaves residue and ruins the rug edge when you pull it up. These are dual-sided but reusable: wipe with a damp cloth and they regrip, no fresh adhesive needed. At 8x6.5x2 inches and low-profile, they sit flat enough that you don't feel a lump underfoot once the rug's down.

— Sophia & Ryan

What buyers say

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These Gorilla Grip rug grippers work extremely well. We have several area rugs, and the corners sometimes curl up or shift, creating an annoying tripping hazard. These adhesive grips hold the corners firmly against the floor and keep the rugs lying flat and secure. Our home dates back to the 1800s, so protecting our original wood floors is very important to us. I was especially pleased that when we needed to move a rug and remove the grippers, they came up cleanly without tearing, scratching, or damaging the old flooring. They are easy to apply, stay hidden underneath the rug, and provide a strong hold. This is a simple and effective solution for curled rug corners, and I would definitely purchase them again.

Works well so far, easy application, grip is great, sticks to both the rug and floor very well, appears to be well made. Since we've only had these a few days, the initial impression is that these are much better than any of the others out there we have tried. No cutting or fitting was necessary; they fit just fine on both rugs they were applied to. We have a couple days dogs who like to "zoom" through the kitchen and the rugs there zoomed with them as they ran. This is no longer a problem. We think these are worth your money.

These rug gripper pads work exactly as I hoped they would. They keep my area rugs from sliding around, which has helped reduce tripping hazards and keeps everything looking neat. One of the biggest benefits is that my robot vacuum no longer catches the edge of the rug and tries to “eat” it. Since installing these, it cleans much more smoothly without bunching up the rug. I was also happy to find that they didn’t leave any damage or residue on my wood floors when I removed or repositioned them. That’s something I was concerned about, and they’ve performed very well. Overall, they’re easy to apply, hold securely, and are a simple solution for keeping rugs in place while remaining safe for my hardwood and tile floors.

About this item

  • Grip Design: the original Gorilla Grip grippers for hard floors help to keep your rugs in place and prevent corner and side curling; easy to apply to the underside of carpet corners and floors to help rugs stay in place and flat against the floor
  • No Curling on Corners or Sides: innovative design seamlessly attaches to the underside of rug corners to help prevent rugs from curling upwards away from the floor; grippers can be used under the straight sides of rugs as well
  • Extra Strong Dual Sided Grip: dual sided rug stickers stick to both the underside of your rug and the topside of your floor to seamlessly grip rugs to hardwood floor; the adhesive grips work on most hard floors
  • Removable and Reusable: removable and reusable rug grippers can be used time and time again; to reuse, simply wipe with a damp cloth and reapply to floor when dry; grippers leave no residue on floors
  • Low Profile, Flexible and Convenient Size: our unique thin and low-profile design is flexible and soft underfoot, gripper measures 8 inches by 6.5 inches, by 2 inches

Styling tip

Part of our Renter-Friendly Living Room lineup for a reason — it's the kind of fix that solves a real annoyance (curling rug corners) without a single nail or drop of glue, which matters when you can't modify the floor. One placement note worth passing on: use one gripper per square foot of rug rather than just the corners, especially in higher-traffic spots — a couple of pads on a big rug tends to slide more than people expect.

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