Do these rugs slip around or do they have rubber backing?
1846887
They do not slip at all, good traction and weight keep them safely in place.
1846888
There is a smooth rubber backing, not ridged or pebbled. Mine don't slide around, but I have them against the bottom of the cabinets, and make sure that there aren't any crumbs or dirt underneath. Should mention that my floors are hardwood. I LOVE the comfort...my lower back feels much better even when standing on them for long periods of time.
1846889
Back of the GelPro is foam also with a different finish. Only time we have to replace either of two mats(means sliding approx. 3 in.) is when one of two labradors chases a ball/rope/treat into the kitchen and slides into the mat. One lab thinks one mat is her new bed. Our children are grown and grandchildren grown up enough that almost everyone walks without sliding thier feet; therefore, the mats stay as placed. Added info. father-in-law is from Kirkland Wa.
1228907
Yes they swivel and are wrapped in rubber so you do not scratch your flooring.
1016605
I have not had any issues. The rubberized feet rested nicely and there was no sliding or slippage on the floor.
1111168
I bought these and they are rubber. They are great...quieter as well as non-scratching. They also go from bare floor to rugs (and those little slats between tile and wood floors) without catching. Highly recommend them.
2141700
Yes ours came with rubber on the bottom, along with how heavy it is we do not have any problems with slipping.
1112497
Yes. They are hard, slick plastic disks with rounded edges so they slide without hooking the rug.
1102453
No. No rubber backing but it does no slip. I have it on a plastic surface in my puppy's pen. I took it out and put it on the laminate floor to check this out for you. No slipping. Stays put. It's about 1/4" high so you could flip up the edges easily and trip. I haven't had that problem though. I have the large runner too. It's heavier and stays in place really well.
542500
There are very little rubber pads on the legs, but I think they designed more for not marring floors, not skid resistance. I have never had a problem with the stool slipping when someone steps on it. I use it all the time and my pre-school grandkids use it. No falls yet (at least not through any fault of the stool).
225012
Hi, they have a seam that is expandable, neither my husband nor I have ever had any trouble with them rolling or sliding down. They stay in place.
1195119
They do have a rubber back, which makes them stay in place nicely. I really am glad I bought some. I hate putting my purse on the floor, especially if you spend a lot of money on your purses like I do.
2148632
At first yes, but after about a year they started to slide. ( I also followed the cleaning instructions). I have my mats on a hard wood floor in my kitchen
415894
Rubber backing. Very thick soft cushy. Should stay fine on carpet. Doesn't move at all in my tile floor. Puppy loves it.
1673071
It does have a very feeble rubber backing that doesn't do too much. It does bunch up, but it can easily be put back in place with your foot. I love my mats (I have two). They catch a ton of grime and dirt from coming into the house. I am always amazed at home much they hold everytime I wash them.
1375552
There is Velcro on the edges so that you can attach several mats together, and that does tend to hold on to our rug. I don't especially want that, but it does happen. I'm sure they didn't intend it to be a way to keep the mat from slipping on the carpet, but that's the end result. We haven't had a problem with it slipping, in any case.
455645
I think so. They have the little nubbies on the back which keeps them from sliding around.
27392
They don't have anything to hold them in place, but if you have carpet or a rug they won't move around. I bought a rug to put underneath mine, because we have hardwood floors and it does a pretty good job at staying put. I mean nothing is prefect and we put them back into places from time to time.
1168916
These are made of a rubbery like material filled with air. We have not had them slip out from under a child but we have only used them on carpeted surfaces inside and we have used them on concrete outside. I think the rubberized like material they are composed of make them not slippery, but they are also light weight and filled with air so when you put any type of pressure on them, they deflate making an uneven surface. Imagine walking on a baby's squeeze toy-that is what they are like.