HI, can I use this to cover my carpet floor ? or do you have any products that can use as Floor coverings?
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I would not recommend for use on carpet or other flooring. The adhesive doesn't stick very well.
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No, this is the equivalent to a thick coated paper. What you are looking for would probably be laminate flooring which Amazon sells but I would definitely price check it because you should be able to find it at a lower cost at local stores. Home Depot, Lowes, and flooring stores. etc. The number of boxes you would need to cover even a small room would be so heavy the shipping would cost more than real wood floors, lol.
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No, this is just sticky back paper. I used it to re-line the inside of some beat up kitchen cabinets. The paper needs a solid flat surface to adhere to.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0083FYI0CI also bought this one. It is nice. If there is queen size and you also like the style,you can consider. It covers to the floor
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From my experience I would not advise these for carpet. The adhesive never really sets so the pads can shift, exposing the carpet to potential damage.
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We've only used ours on tile floors. We don't have carpet anymore. But the product information says that it can be used on carpet.
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I found that this product works well on non-porous surfaces; it doesn't work well on rugs and carpeting but I've used this product, Duck Brand 519244 Hold-It Adhesive for Rugs, that is a roll of double-sided tape that works very well and doesn't damage the surface of the floor or stain the carpeting. Amazon carries this product if of interest. Hope this helps!!
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Not this specific product. There is manufacturer that have a mat that you can use with laminate flooring.
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Hi Darren! I put an extra blanket over the cover they provide on top of the bed I keep outside and it works great through the blanket but I don't know if it would work with a rug over it. In my opinion it would depend upon how thick the rug is. But it does work very well with a blanket over it. I'm sorry I can't fully answer your question but I do hope this information is helpful!
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What we found worked best was double sided tape, placed on the seams of two pieces of the carpet holding both down at the same time. We have had no problems with it. Hope this helps :-).
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Absolutely, I have 2 runner rugs that I taped down over carpet (very long rugs), very easy to do as is double sided and easy to work with. I have had it down now for over 2 months and as not slipped at all. It is in high traffic area. I love this stuff. I even used it to cover up gap in door for insulation.
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Hi. I think it is designed for a flat, smooth surface. Carpet tends to be uneven, regardless of the type, especially when someone steps on it. But I have not tried it on carpet, so perhaps it can serve your purpose. The squares are pretty secure when connected, so you may give it a shot, but I don't think they will stay put.
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Lol. No but they work great for covering shoes or boots. It's a great investment if you want to keep your carpet looking new or hard wood floors. I hope this helps make your buying decision easy...
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It's designed to work on non carpeted flooring. If the pile of the carpet is too thick it will not work well.
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This stuff really works. I applied to vinyl floors in my kitchen. It made the floor REALLY slippery but worked. Be careful with this stuff. Cover yourself when you use it.
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What do you mean? I would need more details to help answer that. I've used mine on bare floors on the carpet setting & it worked great...maybe just try that & see if it solves anything.
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You'd need more than a gallon. I don't think this would work good for a floor. There are other materials more suited to that.
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I used it on carpet with mixed success. It didn't really every stay totally flat. Granted, I didn't use any adhesive, but it has a permanent curl in it from packaging, so unless you can use some kind of sticky tape to keep it down, I'd agree that its not great for carpets.
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NO...the instructions say not to use on carpet or wooden floors. A simple fix is to buy four floor tiles at a home improvement center and put those on your carpet with the foot warmer on top. That is what I did and it works great.