I see that people said it wouldn't work for carpet because of the curl.. but if I'm planning on putting it under a rug would that work to hold it down
577971
I have mine on tile and running under furniture, but I see no reason it won't work on carpet or under a rug. After installation, this wire way lays really flat even without the tape
577972
I think it would be fine. Just be sure if you are using it in a company that you have it marked where the bump will be. We use it on a cement floor and it works great.
577973
We 'relaxed' ours by laying it flat along the base of a wall with books on its ends to flatten the curls. After a few days, it remained flat as a board.
577974
Mine works just fine on carpet! I imagine under a rug it'd be even easier, though it may still be noticeable (this isn't a very thin cord cover, it is fairly thick in the middle). Mine runs across carpet and then is partially covered in a hallway by a runner rug, works great. If you're at all concerned you can also put down some sticky tape.
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Yes. You tighten it up with a huge threads on the inside of the pole. There is rubber on both ends that will keep it from sliding on the carpet. Because you will have it stretched tight into the ceiling and carpet it won't move. You'll end up with an indention on the carpet as if a heavy piece of furniture was setting there. The pole is easy to assemble and easy to move around until you find the perfect spot for it. We own 6 of them. I highly recommend it. The ones we have do not have any attachments...like arms...on the poles.
1978910
it would depend on the type of rug. it was have to have a non slip back or it would slip around.
978878
Mine rolled out flat and has stayed flat. If yours doesn't then just flip it over so the curled side is face down. I don't see any reason why you couldn't install carpet tiles on top of this.
1443430
There are no "grabbers" on the back of this mat so it'll probably still move around a bit on a rug/carpet but it will definitely keep the flooring out of the way of a chair. Hope that helps.
1371767
Haven't personally tried, but it's a tension system so if you make sure the tension is enough before locking it down it ought to stay put. If there's a chance of the rug being pulled out from under it, so to speak, I would think twice. But on wall-to-wall shouldn't be a problem.
2199136
Depends how heavy the carpet is per unit area. It works initially but loses the grip after a while. For heavy carpets that happens fast. I hope I can find better option.
2085781
I like it very much, however I use it on a carpeted bedroom floor purely for hanging. have not tried rolling it around but I think that it would work nicely.
1542007
It probably would if the carpet isn't too long. I expect it would be slower and may have issues turning though
927790
We have ours on carpet and it holds very well. We tried putting those foam mats under but they just get in the way.
220487
I don't have long carpet; however, it literrally jiggles the carpet as you are vacuuming, so my answer is that I really think it would work well.
678466
It's pretty thin, but the top is crinkled, so less slippery than carpet. Your weight would push whatever touches the floor down into the mat--so it might actually be worth a try.
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sorry, I don't have such a carpet. I would think, because the suction is quite strong, you will have a hard time with a shaggy carpet. It would probably even tear out some of the fibers. Also you would get stuck quite a bit, since your carpet is thick. Just assuming. Or you purchase one at Walmart, try it out and return it when it does not work for you. ........make sure you keep the receipt ! :) ;)
1865190
Place the mat under the legs. My problem was that this mat won't stay in-place on carpet anyway.
1371761
The rack uses a lever to slightly expand the length of the rack to lock it in place between the floor and the ceiling. As long as the carpet is stable (i.e. not prone to slipping), then this rack should work. The rack will fail to hold if the base is easily displaced. A slick floor, sloped floor, or easily moved rug or carpet would cause the rack locking mechanism to become ineffective.
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For the application I use it for it does not tip over. I use it on tile and hardwood and the three leg system works well. I think it would be OK on a low pile throw rugs or carpet as well.
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It might, but you could always use an inexpensive rug pad under it to hold it in place.