Would this tape stick one rug onto another that is being used underneath it for extra padding?
1027100
I bet it would. I don't work for the manufacturer to give a formal response, but I can say the stuff is pretty sticky!!
117515
It may be stickier than double sided desk tape -- I'm not sure because I never thought to try that as an alternative. This product sticks to everything and stays, but double sided tape may do that too.
897904
It would depend on the tape that you use as the runner itself is not at all sticky. But it is very thin, so a good, thick tape would work.
1203446
I used te tape to stick my rug on carpet. The Both rug and carpet will be fine, since I removed it once and both looked fine, but not sure about wood-floor, havent tried it on that.
2238340
It comes with gaffer tape, and I have it on medium pile carpet. The tape moves a little bit with the carpet, but the strip doesn't move.
1869665
they make a special glue for doing "padding". Do a search for "padding adhesive" and you'll see choices.
1800323
If the rug is large enough or can be secured(maybe by stepping on it) it should work.
428114
Yes; more precisely, I use a padded mat under the Rugbuddy, then on top I have another carpet, over the feet of some tables/sofas rest (pressing on the Rugbuddy). So far so good, after 3 weeks of usage. The instructions specify to avoid large area objects lying on top of the rug - presumably to avoid heat build-up.
2199138
yes, mine are still holding exactly in place and will not damage carpet I stuck tape to back of rug putting down(width wise) not length then place on carpet exactly as you want will not move!
1226551
Yes, You would just gave to be careful with the tape from it. Or we used extras tape and use duck tape seem to be fine.
2071207
Probably depends on the carpet. The tape works really well in my office but the carpet I am sticking it to is commercial low pile carpet. The rug I am holding down is wool as well.
2107539
In my opinion, you will want a larger piece, OR you will want to cut multiple strips.. this tape isn't very wide. It will keep the carpet tacked down in place, but the first time someone kicks up a corner, it will definitely come loose. The adhesive just isn't that strong... it may stick pretty good on your (clean) hard wood, but it won't stick that well to the underside of the carpet. If you want to use velcro for this job, you'll want larger pieces of velcro, ideally with a much more durable glue. Several projects I have accomplished with this tape have failed... and I even hot glue gunned the velcro to one of my pieces. That's my experience... good luck. Mark
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Be sure to place the tape as close to the edge of the rug as possible. That way, the edges lay very flat with no risk of tripping. There is no residue left on the carpet at all. Hope this helps.
1118326
You could try to use double sided tape. But when it sweeps across the floor it might pop off.
593963
No. The material is pretty heavy so I don't think tape would hold them in place.
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I asked their technical support dept this same question and the answer was "should be ok for most hardwood floor finishes but use caution and test in an inconspicuous area especially if the floor finish is old/soft." because my concerns were about what might happen long term, not just within a few minutes of "testing," i asked more questions. it sounded to me that the tape would more likely become less sticky over time rather than my concern that it could become permanent or difficult to remove. so i went ahead and taped a rug to a hardwood floor. the tape was very effective given the type of rug (kilim). then i started becoming a little nervous about potential tape residue over time (in spite of it sounding unlikely while talking to the rep) so i removed the tape. it had been there for something like half a week and it pulled up off of the floor very easily and had no impact on the finish and did not leave any residue at all. if you still have concerns, it was super easy to reach the IPG person using the phone number inside the cardboard core of the tape roll. good luck!
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I sure would think so, very high tack tape. Once in place can NOT be moved! Hope this helps you out.