would this product hold a small area rug to a wood floor without damaging the rug or the wood floor?
1776573
I wouldn't spray any type of adhesive on my floors and it expect it not to damage the floor - I mean maybe you could figure out how to remove it some day, but...
1831352
Yes it will hold your rug to the cement, I use this to hold wires on my cement wall. � have good day
1203445
I use the tape in woodworking to temporarily secure two pieces of wood. Some Times they get left stuck together for a month and they still come apart and are easily removed with a putty knife. I can't speak to the impact on carpet or rugs.
1523294
I imagine it would. It's pretty sticky. You'll need to make sure the underside of the rug is as free from dirt as possible though.
857368
I was using it for a small 32" diameter area rug for my kitchen & it didn't even stick for a minute to the tile floor.
854327
I don't see why not. It is flat on both sides, not like the rug ones with the little nubs. I has an anti slip side and works great. I have wood floors, and it stays in place. It is made to protect the surface under it, so it doesn't matter what that is.
1025927
I found it ineffective in holding down small objects on the counter in our RV so I wouldn't trust it to hold a rug in place on hardwood floors.
156551
It doesn't affect wood floors at all. It's kinds hard to use on wood floors if they are slippery but it won't damage them.
1264507
I just don't think it would be stable enough on a rug to give an accurate weight unless it's a very thin rug. So, I guess MY answer would no. I wouldn't set mine up on a rug.
951279
I can't say for sure, but with this foam not having a cloth cover, it stays in one place much better than those with a cover (a prior experience), ...so my guess is that it would stay where you put it. If not, you could purchase the thin, non-skid, flexible meshes, often used under small scatter rugs, and the foam would more than likely, stay in one place.
1544167
It works great. I have carpet and porcelain tile and area rugs. I have some fringe (short) on two rugs and it's fine with those, it doesn't get caught. It makes the transition to all heights without a problem. The rugs that slide around (without rubber bottom) it tends to push them out of the way.
1845373
I would not worry about the floors. Of course it depends on how plush the rug is.
1930499
I'm not 100% sure. I use it over a hardwood floor and have yet to ding the wood/slip so it might be OK? However, tile is more brittle and slippery so it's hard to say. You could always put down one of those sticky mats underneath that is meant to keep area rugs on slippery surfaces if it doesn't stay in place.
373003
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.
708207
I use it on a wooden chair or on a small wooden side table when using it for my arms and the weight of the unit and the feet on the unit keep it place. I was going to put softer rubber coushions on the feet but I didn't need them.
686633
I'm not sure how it would do on a wooden floor, I actually have carpet, but it didn't leave any marks on my ceiling or the carpet for that matter, so I think it should be fine!
934746
I am sorry I cannot help you as my mat is on carpet. If you find out the answer let me know as we are about to replace the area's carpet with wood flooring.