FAQ

A rug pad is used to cushion the rug’s contact with the floor, preventing slipping and sliding, minimizing wear and tear, and boosting the rug’s comfort and visual appeal.

While a rug pad is not necessary, it is highly recommended for protecting the longevity and investment of your rug, as well as providing additional comfort and safety.

The kind of flooring and intended use of the rug determine the thickness of the rug pad. A rug pad between 1/4″ and 1/2″ is usually adequate.

Not all rug pads are suitable for all types of flooring. It is important to choose a rug pad that will be compatible with your specific type of flooring, certain pads work best with certain types of flooring such as hardwood, laminate, tile, or carpet.

The lifespan of a rug pad depends on the quality of the pad and the amount of wear and tear it experiences. A high-quality rug pad can last for several years, while a lower quality pad may need to be replaced sooner. It is important to follow the manufacturer’s care instructions to extend the life of your rug pad.

Some rug pads are made with eco-friendly materials, such as recycled rubber, while others are made with synthetic materials that may not be as environmentally friendly. It is important to consider the materials used in the rug pad and choose one that aligns with your environmental values.

Yes, rug pads can be cleaned, but it is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for care and maintenance to avoid damaging the pad. In general, a damp cloth or vacuum can be used to clean the surface of the rug pad.

Rug pads can be cut to size using a sharp utility knife or scissors. It is important to measure the rug and the pad accurately before cutting to ensure a proper fit.