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Area rugs on carpets keep moving
************************************************** **** When I lay area rugs over carpets with kids around the area rugs move around and turn up at the corners and gets ruined. How can I keep these area rugs from moving ? We used the rubber/latex available at Home Depot. The area rugs hold on tile but not on carpet. Can anyone suggest anything ? Thanks, Kim |
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On 29 Apr, 01:10, wrote:
Area rugs on carpets keep moving ************************************************** **** When I lay area rugs over carpets with kids around the area rugs move around and turn up at the corners and gets ruined. How can I keep these area rugs from moving ? We used the rubber/latex available at Home Depot. The area rugs hold on tile but not on carpet. Can anyone suggest anything ? Thanks, Kim Stick them down with double-sided tape ? Also you can get some grippers with very short pins on each side that grip into the carpet and rug to hold them together. Not sure where I saw them though. Would velcro hooks attach to the carpet ? Just a few thoughts. Simon. |
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On 29 Apr, 09:40, sm_jamieson wrote:
On 29 Apr, 01:10, wrote: *Area rugs on carpets keep moving ************************************************** **** When I lay area rugs *over carpets with kids around the area rugs move around and turn *up at the corners and gets ruined. How can I keep these area rugs from moving ? We used the rubber/latex available at Home Depot. The area rugs hold on tile but not on carpet. Can anyone suggest anything ? Thanks, Kim Stick them down with double-sided tape ? Also you can get some grippers with very short pins on each side that grip into the carpet and rug to hold them together. *Not sure where I saw them though. Would velcro hooks attach to the carpet ? Just a few thoughts. Simon. I bought some sticky underlay from John Lewis'. Not cheap but it works really well. Lawrence |
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