Rugs & Stuff - AKO Extra - Anti Slip Rug Gripper Pad Anti Skid Underlay for Hard Floors - Washable - 200 x 300cm (comes in 2 pieces)

We have had this non-slip mat down for a couple of months, it has completely disintegrated and fused itself to our floor, ruining our floor.We are scrubbing but it is not lifting and has spoiled the varnish. We will have to sand and revarnish the floor completely at expense to us. I have of course submitted a complaint and will update with Rugs & stuff's response

I bought this to make a pom-pom rug. It is easily cut to the size you want and the holes are large so that you can easily tie your pom-poms to it (and count the squares so that you get even spacing).I used the Clover yellow pom-pom maker (4.5 cm), but it would probably suit a smaller or larger pom-pom size too. If you are using it to do this, I would mention that the ties on the back do affect the grip of the item. I do not mind, as mine is just going under my desk to rest my feet on and keep them warm.

This is very grippy. My 30kg dog has been running over the rug and playing tug-of-war on it and it hasn't budged. With hindsight though, I wish I had bought the kind that comes in a solid sheet rather than this stuff, which is a mesh. When laying it, it's too easy to accidentally stretch the mesh diagonally, so that each square becomes a diamond shape and the outline of the underlay becomes a wobbly shape rather than a rectangle with straight sides and right-angled corners. Once the rug was on top I had to keep folding it back on itself to reposition bits of the underlay. I eventually gave up and just cut off the bits that were sticking out rather than repositioning them. Now that it's finished I'm very happy with it, but I would buy the solid stuff next time.

To be honest, I haven't used the rug grip yet, I'm still in the middle of redecorating the hall, which is where the rug and grip will be going. I received delivery the very next day which was a Sunday, so that was above and beyond for sure.The main reason for my review however, is to apologise to the driver, who I'm sure didn't bargain getting the greeting he did from a neighbour while he was getting on with his Sunday delivery schedule!After he dropped off the parcel in my porch, he knocked politely and went on his merry way (I was in the hallway painting), I went into the porch to collect the parcel a minute after, just in time to see the driver had reversed into a neighbour's (I use this term lightly) drive! It's basically an opening into a large, what used to be gravelled part of the garden, which now has minimal gravel and a great big hole full of water in it. Nevertheless, it's his property of course and has the right to be protective of it!Anyway, I was there just in time to watch the said neighbour launch himself out of the house, stampede over to the van, banging on the passenger side door in an absolutely rabid state, (I mean full on frothing at the mouth) shouting and swearing "What the f*c* do you think you're doing"? I'm f'ing sick of people turning round in my drive, swiftly followed by a tirade of abuse about this being his property etc. I could see the poor driver pointing over to my house and trying to tell Mr Neighbour that he had made a delivery. The driver had no chance, but fortunately for him and his life, he managed to get away.. Bearing in mind my front door was closed, I could clearly hear the banging and shouting and the clarity of what was being fog horned in the driver's direction. So what the driver thought of the whole situation I don't know. I'd be asking for danger money after that little debacle!I think a polite gesture to say, this is private property, please don't use it to turn round in your vehicle if you should ever feel the need to do so again. AND put up a damn sign to let people know it's private and no reversing or turning permitted! (I've seen him do this to somebody else who barely put his back end of the car into the drive).So, a big thank you to Rugs & Stuff for my rug grip!A big apology to the delivery driver!To the neighbour - GET A GRIP love!!PS: I've never had an issue with the neighbour, but this has really gripped me!!

Best underlay you can buy! I used Dunelm underlay a few years ago and the chemicals damaged my laminate floor (told them but they didn't want to know). So ordered this as it said safe on wood floors, it is easy to cut to size; easy to lay and move as needed plus it does the job perfectly! I will never use anything else now, it may not be the cheapest but you do get what you pay for.