Ask Sam, The Rug Pad Man: Are Rubber Rug Pads Safe?

We constantly get calls from our customers asking if our rubber rug pads are safe for their floors and home. Some of our customers have ordered what they think are rubber rug pads and are disappointed when there is damage caused to their floor.
The most common misconception is that the rubber in these pads are causing the damage to their floors. In reality, it is the additives that other companies add to their “rubber” rug pads that causes the damage to their floors. These additives are often in the form of adhesives or synthetic dyes and can be harmful to your floors and your home.
Here at Rug Pad Corner we manufacture our rug pads with 100% all natural rubber with absolutely no adhesives. The color of our unique rug pads are derived from all natural, vegetable dyes making them safe for your family and not harmful to your floors. Check out the video above for more info!
Have any other questions about rubber rug pads? Just submit your question below to win a FREE set of Dura-Grip Furniture grippers and 10% off your next order!

[@rkil0726]

Where can I purchase those grippers for on a method rug they look really nice

[@rkil0726]

Where can I purchase this

[@theresahanken4295]

Where can these be purchased?

[@123upandadaminc8]

Hi, my question is "Which is the best one for Rug on Rug?" I have a Savannah rug made of polyurethane I think, some type, Not cotton anyway "What would you recommend?"

[@theamanda1661]

I am just now researching carpet pads. How do I choose. I know I don't want damage to my floor and I would like cousin.

[@jmizzlefoshizzle23]

Can you use a mattress topper that is thick organic latex rubber for a rug pad?

[@semperfi978]

My issue is my downstairs neighbor can hear walk around the my studio and apartment and I need to find carpeting and sound proof padding so he doesn't hear me I have a dog and cat and it I and them wake him up late night so I need to sound proof my floor to keep him form complaints

[@manny2door]

Did this fix your issue? I’m having the same issue right now and trying to find solutions! Lol

[@semperfi978]

@@manny2door yes in the areas that were not properly insulated under floor boards by remodeling contractors I did this I used the material that u put on hard wood floor it sound proofing noise reduction kind u have in gyms so weight hitting the floor does make a lot of sound then on top of that I put another layer sound proof material that dispersed sound away and I also applied it around the seems of my Door and frame and put sound proofing on my main walls facing hallway amd repainted over then so now if I played drums the noise is so low u can't really hear it

[@manny2door]

@@semperfi978 thank you! Did you use the interlocking mats? Do you mind sending a link of which mats you used?!

[@semperfi978]

I will also send the link to other items

[@manny2door]

@@semperfi978 ok cool! Yeah it I barely step on my floor I feel like my downstairs neighbor could hear it and he already complained. I was just gonna buy some rugs but was trying to see if there’s anything else I could buy to help with this

[@patriciadrank6543]

Where can I find your brand of rug pad?

[@jjk2one]

I want want any dye on my new hardwood floors

[@MultiDoolin]

I should find a brand name to order with. I'll try RugPadCorner...

[@semperfi978]

I talked to a guy who installed sound proofing flooring and padding for gyms and private companies he sound proofed my areas of my house especially where sound travels out into the main hall of condo complex and did the flooring so my neighbor can't hear even if I was clogging he could hear