Low-profile rug pad
$59
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How to cut a rug pad
We recommend buying a rug pad that’s slightly larger than the rug so you can trim it down to the proper size. Generally, rug pads should measure one to two inches less than the rug itself on each side.What you’ll need
- Measuring tape
- Heavy-duty scissors
- Black marker
Steps
- Confirm the measurements of your rug
- If you can’t find a rug pad that’s 2” smaller than your rug on both sides, purchase a rug pad that’s slightly larger
- Measure how many inches of your rug pad you need to trim off for it to be 1-2” shorter than your rug on all four sides
- Mark this on your rug pad
- Use scissors to trim the rug pad on one or both sides, depending on where you need to shorten it
Low-profile rug pad
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- 1/8” thick
- Topside (facing up): recycled PET felt
- Underside (facing down): natural rubber
- Moisture and mildew resistant
- Safe for all floors with the exception of heated flooring and LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank)
- Please note: It’s better to get a rug pad larger than your rug rather than one that’s too small. You may need to trim it slightly to make it 1-2" smaller than your rug.
Related Products
How to cut a rug pad
We recommend buying a rug pad that’s slightly larger than the rug so you can trim it down to the proper size. Generally, rug pads should measure one to two inches less than the rug itself on each side.What you’ll need
- Measuring tape
- Heavy-duty scissors
- Black marker
Steps
- Confirm the measurements of your rug
- If you can’t find a rug pad that’s 2” smaller than your rug on both sides, purchase a rug pad that’s slightly larger
- Measure how many inches of your rug pad you need to trim off for it to be 1-2” shorter than your rug on all four sides
- Mark this on your rug pad
- Use scissors to trim the rug pad on one or both sides, depending on where you need to shorten it
5'4" x 5'4" round
$59
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