I have tried the drawer liner that is suggested by everyone and out couch slides off of it. Is this stuff different/better than the drawer liner gripp
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Our couch hasn't moved since put these under and they are think so they protect the hardwood floors from the weight of the furniture.
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This is very thick (about 1"thick) and difficult to cut into smaller pieces. You will be able to see it under the couch but the couch won't slide off it.
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This product has no resemblance to the drawer liners you're used to. It's very thick and durable. My furniture hasn't moved a bit and I'd be surprised to hear that yours does. Give it a try, it's totally worth the money! HINT: Cut it into quarters for each foot. It's all we needed, and the bonus is, you can't see it under there :)
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Sorry it took so long to respond - have been on vacation. We also tried the drawer liner and it helped a bit (we taped it on where we could) but it did slide and looked terrible most of the time. Absolutely no slipping with the Dura Grip pads. We are very happy with them.
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I love the dura grip ones. It has withstands my 80 pound dog jumping on it and my husband plopping on it. It is perfect for my hardwood floors and probably tiles too. Hope this helps.
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I used the slip resistant pad, but found it both unnecessary and annoying as the corners kept flapping. No amount of tucking them in kept them in. The carrier exterior is very smooth. I will not use the pad again. If you are concerned about damaging the paint and want to use the pad, I recommend trimming it to just under the loaded carrier or just put an old blanket or something under it (but ensure that none of it protrudes from under the carrier or you will have to deal with the flapping noise.
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I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd leave them in place and buy new feet at your local hardware store.Overview: In my opinion, if you can stop it from sliding around it should work fine. I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd... » Read More I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd leave them in place and buy new feet at your local hardware store.Overview: In my opinion, if you can stop it from sliding around it should work fine. « Show Less
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I have tried them and they worked ok. The adhesive supplied with the drawer is industrial adhesive that can only be removed by scraping it off with a putty knife when applied to a clean dry surface. The only surface that this tape does not stick too would be particle board. Could you please try the following: 1. make sure the surface is clean and dry. 2. Confirm the side rails and drawers fit underneath the cabinet, and the side rails will rest flat against the bottom of the cabinet. 3. The tape has to be applied with a firm upward force to ensure it will adhere. If it still does not adhere properly we can send you new side rails with fresh adhesive tape. I have tried them and they worked ok. The adhesive supplied with the drawer is industrial adhesive that can only be removed by scraping it off with a putty knife when applied to a clean dry surface. The only surface that this tape does not stick too would be particle board. Could you please try the following: 1. make sure the surface is clean and dry. 2. Confirm the side rails and drawers fit underneath the cabinet, and the side rails will rest flat against the bottom of the cabinet. 3. The tape has to be applied with a firm upward force to ensure it will adhere. If it still does not adhere... » Read More I have tried them and they worked ok. The adhesive supplied with the drawer is industrial adhesive that can only be removed by scraping it off with a putty knife when applied to a clean dry surface. The only surface that this tape does not stick too would be particle board. Could you please try the following: 1. make sure the surface is clean and dry. 2. Confirm the side rails and drawers fit underneath the cabinet, and the side rails will rest flat against the bottom of the cabinet. 3. The tape has to be applied with a firm upward force to ensure it will adhere. If it still does not adhere properly we can send you new side rails with fresh adhesive tape. « Show Less
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It might depend on the material/quality of the area rug whether or not it might wrinkle. However, these sliders were wonders on all my furniture when I got new carpet. The contents of the furniture were not removed, and a few pieces were old solid Victorian style pieces which one can never budge. With these sliders, the furniture glided over the old ruined carpet before and after installation of new carpet.A friend of mine uses them with her area rugs, so I don't think you'd have a serious problem regardless of size of area rug. It is amazing how these little sliders let furniture glide as one were ice skating! It might depend on the material/quality of the area rug whether or not it might wrinkle. However, these sliders were wonders on all my furniture when I got new carpet. The contents of the furniture were not removed, and a few pieces were old solid Victorian style pieces which one can never budge. With these sliders, the furniture glided over the old ruined carpet before and after installation of new carpet.A friend of mine uses them with her area rugs, so I don't think you'd have a serious problem regardless of size of area rug. It is amazing how these little sliders let... » Read More It might depend on the material/quality of the area rug whether or not it might wrinkle. However, these sliders were wonders on all my furniture when I got new carpet. The contents of the furniture were not removed, and a few pieces were old solid Victorian style pieces which one can never budge. With these sliders, the furniture glided over the old ruined carpet before and after installation of new carpet.A friend of mine uses them with her area rugs, so I don't think you'd have a serious problem regardless of size of area rug. It is amazing how these little sliders let furniture glide as one were ice skating! « Show Less
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It didn't really seem to work for me, maybe it would for you. Try the back of the couch or area not seen first to make sure it doesn't stain. Good luck!
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If your furniture is heavy, it won't slip and slide when you sit on it unless you push it with a bit of effort. But, if you find it does slide, I would remove one (1) pad and just add it when you are ready to move again.
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Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
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I have only purchased the floor liner. I can tell you that the it is thicker than the shelf liners (other brands) that I have tried from local stores. It is a lot wider than typical shelf liner, but it cuts super easy. I have a huge number of cabinets that I lined & I think there is enough left for another kitchen. It's a good deal.
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When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
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Totally! I use the eQua and the yoguitoes mat towels, both are very good and they will keep you from sliding, I preffer the eQua one with my manduka mat.
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Hello! I covered a rip on the top of the middle couch cushion on a leather and vinyl couch I have. The tape has been in place for about 2 months, without lifting, cracking, or otherwise breaking down. It really STICKS! The only problem I have, is that the surface texture of the couch is dull/satiny, and the tape is very shiny, which is just my "eye for perfection," flaring up! :) If someone is using it to patch a rip, it is a workhorse. I bought clear, because I did not find any of their tape in the reddish brown color of my couch. In a vehicle, one would consider changes in weather and temperatures. Although, I have used black Gorilla Tape in my barn, to cover sharp edges of a wire partition. It's been in there for about a year, through minus degree weather, and very hot weather, and still holding strong, with very little or no fraying, even though my gelding rubs his body against it regularly, as it is at a level to his shoulders and lower hips.
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I got a GrippMat from a local pet store. It has a small lip and grips to prevent movement. My cat doesn't make too much of a mess with the water is it works great with that plus we have hardwood floors to worry about.
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I find the weisner clamp as good as it gets. Slipping is not a big problem, sometimes does, but depends on activity. Sitting for ling periods can make it slide off, but really not that often. I've tried everything else. This works.
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I also have carpeting and have no trouble with movement. However, I just rechecked my organizer to see what makes it "no-slip". I would say that the primary bottom material (my guess is vinyl) is not no-slip. The bottom border (all the way around) is a no-slip rubber-like material. My guess is that without any modification, it would slip on some plastics so it depends on the type plastic of your cargo liner. Some possible suggestions if it doesn't hold in place is to add a rubber tape to the bottom that does hold or add velcro. I guess for your purposes you could add velcro to the milk crate but I do like this organizer and am glad I bought it. I also have carpeting and have no trouble with movement. However, I just rechecked my organizer to see what makes it "no-slip". I would say that the primary bottom material (my guess is vinyl) is not no-slip. The bottom border (all the way around) is a no-slip rubber-like material. My guess is that without any modification, it would slip on some plastics so it depends on the type plastic of your cargo liner. Some possible suggestions if it doesn't hold in place is to add a rubber tape to the bottom that does hold or add velcro. I guess for your purposes you could add velcro to the... » Read More I also have carpeting and have no trouble with movement. However, I just rechecked my organizer to see what makes it "no-slip". I would say that the primary bottom material (my guess is vinyl) is not no-slip. The bottom border (all the way around) is a no-slip rubber-like material. My guess is that without any modification, it would slip on some plastics so it depends on the type plastic of your cargo liner. Some possible suggestions if it doesn't hold in place is to add a rubber tape to the bottom that does hold or add velcro. I guess for your purposes you could add velcro to the milk crate but I do like this organizer and am glad I bought it. « Show Less
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Try putting some SHURTECH 736411 / Brownstone Shelf Liner 12"x10' (On Amazon) or a similar shelf liner under your cushion. They make a very thin liner also, but go with the thicker, waffle textured one. Other companies sell anti-slip pads to go under throw rugs and prevent them from slipping around. I use a wedge-shaped cushion to raise my head when I sleep. This stops it from moving around. Good luck!
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Yes! Mine does grip well, I have a slightly velveted chair and I've never had an issue with this slipping. I love it