Gripweave Hook and Loop Adhesive Pads

What these pads are

Gripweave Hook and Loop Adhesive Pads are small fastening pieces that keep rugs, mats and carpet pads from sliding on indoor floors. Each pad is made of polyester and nylon. One side has a self-adhesive backing that sticks to a surface. The other side carries a hook or loop grip that locks onto its matching half.

Every pair gives you two pieces: one hook and one loop. Press single-piece to the floor or pad and the other to the rug or mat, then set them together. The grip holds until you pull the two halves apart, so you can lift a rug for cleaning and put it back in the same spot.

Sizes and pack options

Pick the option that matches your rug, mat or pad. The line includes five choices in black or white.

Packs range from 1 pair (2 pcs) up to 50 pairs (100 pcs). A single pair suits one small mat or a light rug. Larger packs cover a full rug, several mats or a carpet pad, and they give you spares for other rooms.

Where to use them

These pads are made for carpet pads, floor mats and rugs indoors. Common spots include entryway mats, kitchen runners, bathroom mats and bedside rugs. They also work under a carpet pad that shifts on a hard floor.

Use one pair for a small mat. For a runner or a larger rug, space several pairs around the edges and add one or two in the middle. More pairs spread the hold and keep the rug flat.

How to fit them

1. Clean and dry the floor and the back of the rug or mat. Dust and moisture weaken the adhesive.
2. Peel the backing from the hook piece and press it onto the floor or the pad. Hold for a few seconds.
3. Peel the backing from the loop piece and press it onto the rug or mat where it lines up with the first piece.
4. Press the two halves together. Lift a corner to check the hold, then set the rug back down.

For a carpet pad, attach the pieces between the pad and the rug, or between the pad and the floor, whichever surface moves. If you plan to move the rug often, keep the pairs lined up so the halves meet in the same place each time.

Care and removal

Wipe the pads with a dry cloth when you clean. Keep them away from standing water, since moisture can loosen the adhesive. To remove a pad, peel it up slowly from one corner. If adhesive stays on the floor, rub it away with a soft cloth. A fresh pair replaces a pad that has lost its grip.

Store unused pairs flat in a dry place. The backing stays clean until you peel it, so keep the liner on until you are ready to fit them.