DuraHoldPlus™ Felt and Rubber Rug Pad for Hard Floors
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Compare DuraHoldPlus™ with any other rug pad...try to pull them apart...you'll see why DuraHoldPlus is best!
NON SLIP: Yes – Prevents ANY rug from slipping on most floors
Approved SAFE for Hardwood, Laminate, Tile, Vinyl, Concrete, Heated and all
Natural Rubber
Moderate comfort with a full 1/3″ thickness
Longer Rug Wear
Maximum Non-Skid
No chemicals or adhesives
Proudly Made in Dalton, GA USA
DuraHoldPlus will protect rug and floor from damage and will prevent rug slipping. We guarantee that the rubber is real, solid rubber safe for all floors. It will not stick to, mark or damage the floor.
DuraHoldPlus will last for at least 10 years.
THE PADDING:
Needle-punched Synthetic fiber construction prevents decomposition and shredding, minimizing mildew and odors even if damp.
VERSATILITY:
This pad protects any oriental or other area rug laid over any hard floor - wood, tile, stone, brick, terrazzo, laminate, etc.- including highly waxed and polished surfaces.
HYPOALLERGENIC:
100% synthetic, chemically inert padding contains NO plant or animal fibers to decompose, outgas, or aggravate allergies.
THE SURFACE:
Thermal-set ridges on the upper surface, in an exclusive pattern of chevrons, running in multiple directions, enables the pad to grip the rug more effectively and prevents lateral motion in ANY direction.
THE BACKING:
Superior natural latex rubber formulation in a new, exclusive hexagonal "tire tread" pattern, plus more real rubber in actual contact with any bare floor, no matter how slippery, and provides the highest degree of non-slip traction.
RUG PAD INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
On hard floor surfaces:
Simply unroll the pad and place the rug on top with the rubber surface facing down to the floor while the felt surface goes up against your rug.
On carpeted surfaces:
Place the rug pad with rubber side up and felt side down against the carpet.
Due to the changing nature of some vinyl floors, GEORGIA RUG PADS advises to check with the flooring manufacturer as some vinyls react negatively to rubber.
