Does the pile of the rug matt down after awhile of walking on it?
1269802
no. I have had mine since March 2014 and it looks the same. I love these rugs.
1269803
Yes. These rugs have been our favorite. We ended up buying another set for upstairs too. They will lay flat and are the softest, most plush rugs ever.
1269804
Yes. The rugs remain plush & pleasantly soft underfoot, however, the pile mats down and is very unsightly. Wash it one time and their appearance is ruined. These rugs are for display only & not for use. Don't waste your money.
1269805
No the pile has been very full and fluffy. I was very pleasantly surprised and happy with these rugs.
1269806
I have had mine tor awhile now and don't notice any. Wills add I have not had to wash them yet so don't know if that will be a factor.
2186440
It slides around everytime that you step on it. Check out Bed n Bath and Costco as I have now purchased their mats and they do stay in place.
476190
No, the material is like the white shag rugs from the 70's or a stuffed animal's fur. You can pull the material up and I find clumps of it on my daughter's floor from time to time. It's also much smaller and flimsier than I imagined. I wouldn't recommend it.
581422
Yes, it has the same non slip material at the bottom like most kitchen rugs....Caren
256391
I'm sorry, but I don't know that. All of the paths my mom uses it for are carpeted. I would imagine if it's dragged across a floor rather than the walker lifted a little ahead of them, it might leave marks.
2071204
I put a 5 x 7 area rug on a low pile carpet 3 months ago and it hasn't moved yet. Use lots and lots and lots of the tape however.
581800
There is a switch that allows it to go from brush guided (on rugs) and then without (on hard surfaces) to make it easier. I use mine on tile, hardwood, and two different carpet types (area rug and pile) without issue and again it seems to hold up very well for each. Hope this helps!
1613062
Yes, it does. What I did to minimize the movement was put down the large square rubber mats (looks like a puzzle). On carpet it may not move as much as hard wood floors (which is what I have). It also depends on how hard you hit it. I hit hard so when it moves left, I move behind it and hit it back to where it originally was. I made it a part of my workout since I kick box there is a lot of movement. It definitely is worth getting though, very good quality.
589915
I've had mine for a year, and it's holding-up well on a thick carpet. I've had several mats over the years and they all eventually split, but this one looks like it's going to last longer than most.
1465967
I have knocked it off my nightstand (which is typical nightstand height) onto the hardwood floor at least 10 times, and it hasn't broken yet. Probably I am pressing my luck and should put a rug under the nightstand though.
1102454
Yes it does. You will either need to use it on top of another rug or get those rubber grip things for underneath. I am going to use it as a bath mat
1544166
I have a tile floor with area rugs. It will try to go onto the rug 2-3 times and if it doesn't make it , it will back up and go at an angle and than takeoff where it left off. Works every time.
1296839
Based on my experience using this product, the screws will reach down through the carpet and padding. However, because after breaking the screw head off (at the scoring mark) the floor still does not remain squeak free. Perhaps it is because there is nothing to hold the floor down in place (like a nail/screw head); leaving the flooring loose as before. Additionally, I hope the screws do not work up (out of the floor) and cause a problem under my carpet.In my opinion and based on my experience, and unless you want to place a lot of screws and holes in your floor; safe your money!!! Based on my experience using this product, the screws will reach down through the carpet and padding. However, because after breaking the screw head off (at the scoring mark) the floor still does not remain squeak free. Perhaps it is because there is nothing to hold the floor down in place (like a nail/screw head); leaving the flooring loose as before. Additionally, I hope the screws do not work up (out of the floor) and cause a problem under my carpet.In my opinion and based on my experience, and unless you want to place a lot of screws and holes in your floor; safe your money!!!
1448591
Yes if placed on a hard floor. If placed on carpet it's obviously a bit off.
1789150
My daughter has a short pile Berber carpet and it does roll pretty easily over it. Our grandson is just learning to walk and starting on the short pile carpet helps so that the toy doesn't "get away" from him if you know what I mean. Though when we gave it to him for Christmas it was at our house and we had him on the vinyl floor and he did pretty good on it with supervision. At my daughters house he likes to use it as a walking assist tool and push it around in the kitchen. He just loves it!
22885
When you move it by hand, It definitely slides on pergo (laminate) floor when it is completely open. However, my 2 year old runs and walks over them (I have 2 mats completely open) and they don't move.
822600
It takes more effort, but is manageable. I have hardwoods w/rugs, and carpet in bedroom. Able to roll over all those surfaces, but really push on the carpet. It would also depend on the pile, as my rugs are low pile and easy to roll on, however the carpet is plush and takes a lot more effort.