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Right PAD does not harm your Carpet Denver wooden floors

February 8th, 2010

It is a proven fact that a rug pad prolongs the life of your rug, adds comfort and sound absorbtion as well as safety for non slip reasons. Now, we must consider the right rug pad that does not harm our wood, or other hard surface, floors.

For room size rugs that don’t tend to slide, I like a nice quality dense jute pad. Today’s jute pads are not rough and do not shred like the old days. There is a great pad available that is made using recycled material such as nylon and wool fiber from Carpet Denver scraps. This jute pad is made with a needle punched process to create a dense, yet comfortable pad that does not shed, smell and is mold and mildew resistant.

Jute pads come in various weights. They start at 20 ounce and go up to 40 ounce. The best pad for all rugs is the 40 ounce jute pad. Due to its weight, it is dense enough to protect your rugs and your floors yet soft enough to feel comfortable. A spongy type pad, much of what is used under wall to wall Carpet Denvering, is not desired under area rugs. The spongy pads allow penetration from the surface of your rug to the floor underneath, hence causing possible indentations to your floors as well as a lack of a soild foundation to the back of your rugs, where they need the protection.

In the world of rubber, or non slip, pads, there are many choices that resemeble each other. This type of pad is made from a dense needle punched jute surface and a rubber, or rubber like, backing. Here is where we need to be careful. It is important to choose a pad in this category that contains a solid rubber back. Many of these pads have a sprayed on latex backing. This sprayed latex will provide a non slip effect for a while yet it can be a short while before damage occurs. The fact that the latex is sprayed on means that there is not a strong enough hold between the latex and the jute surface. This is why we hear about “rubber” rug pads that tend to break down or stick to hard floor surfaces. I like the non slip pad that contains this jute surface and a solid layer of rubber which is sewn on to the jute. Because this is an independent solid layer of real rubber, it will last longer, provide better non slip functions and will not harm your floors.

Your area rugs are an investment and the safety of your family means everything. Don’t skimp when it comes to the right rug pad. Make a qualilty choice and you won’t have to worry about your rug pads for years to come.

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The right rug pad will not harm your wood floors

February 8th, 2010

It is a proven fact that a rug pad prolongs the life of your rug, adds comfort and sound absorbtion as well as safety for non slip reasons. Now, we must consider the right rug pad that does not harm our wood, or other hard surface, floors.

For room size rugs that don’t tend to slide, I like a nice quality dense jute pad. Today’s jute pads are not rough and do not shred like the old days. There is a great pad available that is made using recycled material such as nylon and wool fiber from carpet scraps. This jute pad is made with a needle punched process to create a dense, yet comfortable pad that does not shed, smell and is mold and mildew resistant.

Jute pads come in various weights. They start at 20 ounce and go up to 40 ounce. The best pad for all rugs is the 40 ounce jute pad. Due to its weight, it is dense enough to protect your rugs and your floors yet soft enough to feel comfortable. A spongy type pad, much of what is used under wall to wall carpeting, is not desired under area rugs. The spongy pads allow penetration from the surface of your rug to the floor underneath, hence causing possible indentations to your floors as well as a lack of a soild foundation to the back of your rugs, where they need the protection.

In the world of rubber, or non slip, pads, there are many choices that resemeble each other. This type of pad is made from a dense needle punched jute surface and a rubber, or rubber like, backing. Here is where we need to be careful. It is important to choose a pad in this category that contains a solid rubber back. Many of these pads have a sprayed on latex backing. This sprayed latex will provide a non slip effect for a while yet it can be a short while before damage occurs. The fact that the latex is sprayed on means that there is not a strong enough hold between the latex and the jute surface. This is why we hear about “rubber” rug pads that tend to break down or stick to hard floor surfaces. I like the non slip pad that contains this jute surface and a solid layer of rubber which is sewn on to the jute. Because this is an independent solid layer of real rubber, it will last longer, provide better non slip functions and will not harm your floors.

Your area rugs are an investment and the safety of your family means everything. Don’t skimp when it comes to the right rug pad. Make a qualilty choice and you won’t have to worry about your rug pads for years to come.

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Right PAD Carpet Denver does not harm your wood floors

February 8th, 2010

It is a proven fact that a rug pad prolongs the life of your rug, adds comfort and sound absorbtion as well as safety for non slip reasons. Now, we must consider the right rug pad that does not harm our wood, or other hard surface, floors.

For room size rugs that don’t tend to slide, I like a nice quality dense jute pad. Today’s jute pads are not rough and do not shred like the old days. There is a great pad available that is made using recycled material such as nylon and wool fiber from Carpet Denver scraps. This jute pad is made with a needle punched process to create a dense, yet comfortable pad that does not shed, smell and is mold and mildew resistant.

Jute pads come in various weights. They start at 20 ounce and go up to 40 ounce. The best pad for all rugs is the 40 ounce jute pad. Due to its weight, it is dense enough to protect your rugs and your floors yet soft enough to feel comfortable. A spongy type pad, much of what is used under wall to wall Carpet Denvering, is not desired under area rugs. The spongy pads allow penetration from the surface of your rug to the floor underneath, hence causing possible indentations to your floors as well as a lack of a soild foundation to the back of your rugs, where they need the protection.

In the world of rubber, or non slip, pads, there are many choices that resemeble each other. This type of pad is made from a dense needle punched jute surface and a rubber, or rubber like, backing. Here is where we need to be careful. It is important to choose a pad in this category that contains a solid rubber back. Many of these pads have a sprayed on latex backing. This sprayed latex will provide a non slip effect for a while yet it can be a short while before damage occurs. The fact that the latex is sprayed on means that there is not a strong enough hold between the latex and the jute surface. This is why we hear about “rubber” rug pads that tend to break down or stick to hard floor surfaces. I like the non slip pad that contains this jute surface and a solid layer of rubber which is sewn on to the jute. Because this is an independent solid layer of real rubber, it will last longer, provide better non slip functions and will not harm your floors.

Your area rugs are an investment and the safety of your family means everything. Don’t skimp when it comes to the right rug pad. Make a qualilty choice and you won’t have to worry about your rug pads for years to come.

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Rug Pads: Felt Rug Pads

February 7th, 2010

All rugs need a rug pad and for those of us not too excited about using rubber rug pads on our floors, an excellent choice in rug pads for all rugs on all types of floors is one of a felted jute. The best jute felt rug pad is made of a recycled jute that is compressed into a dense rug pad to prolong the life of any area rug while protecting the floor underneath.

A quality jute felt rug pad is made from recycled fibers such as nylon and wool carpet fibers. The manufacturing process is one called a needle punched compression. This in essence takes the recycled fibers and compresses them into a nice, dense rug pad. The higher the weight, or ounces per square yeard, of the felted jute rug pad, the better support it provides to your rug. On the higher level of quality, the 40 ounce recycled jute rug pad is a winner. This rug pad is dense enough to help protect your rug, soft enough on the underside to be extremely safe on all floors and thick enough, just less then a 1/2 of an inch, to be comfortable. One more quality of this felt rug pad is that it provides a great barrier for sound. Sound insulation is a key element with rugs on hardwood floors and this rug pad truly absorbs sound.

When choosing your felt rug pad, it is important to make sure it is made with recycled fibers. This will keep it mold and mildew resistant, nonallergenic and odor free. This type of felt rug pad is safe for your rugs, your floors and your family and generally lasts around 15 years before needing to be replaced. You may see this quality jute felt rug pad at Rug Pad Corner . One more very important aspect of this jute felt rug pad is that it is one of the only rug pads rated as being safe for laminate floors. Laminate floors tend to have a finish on them that does not react very well with rubber, plastic or any petroleum based product. The jute felt rug pad is rated as being completely safe for laminate floors.

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Rug Pads: Rubber versus Jute Rug Pads

February 7th, 2010

Rug pads are available in rubber and jute, among other materials. The best rug pads I have encountered are either ones with a real layer of rubber or ones made with recycled jute. Both types of rug pads are excellent choices depending on the purpose and the floor you have. Let’s look at the difference between rubber and jute pads and decide which is best for your rugs and floors.

First, I want to stress the fact that throughout this article, when I refer to rug pads with rubber, I mean real rubber as opposed to a rubber like texture from some sprayed on application. Next, when I refer to jute rug pads, I mean recycled jute as opposed to synthetic jute and latex or plastic.

Okay, for hardwood, marble, tile, stone and linoleum floors, both rubber and jute rug pads are safe. The only type of floors where rubber may pose a problem is with laminate and concrete floors. For this, we stick with the jute rug pad that has been proven to be completely safe on laminate and concrete floors. If your rug tends to slide, then the rug pad containing rubber is best since it adds a non slip function. Most rugs in size 6 feet by 9 feet and less usually need some sort of non slip rug pad. Here, you can choose a very nice rubber and jute combination rug pad that provides excellent support for your rug, excellent non slip features and is safe for your floors. If you have a rug of size 7 feet by 10 feet or larger, chances are the rug does not have a slipping problem. Here, you are quite fine with the jute rug pad.

Make sure that the rubber and jute combination rug pad contains a recycled jute surface along with a real layer of rubber on the botton. I have seen too many damaged rugs and floors from less expensive imitations that ended up costing considerably more in floor repairs. For the solid jute rug pad, make sure it is recycled jute, usually comprised of nylon and wool carpet fibers, as well as a solid 40 ounce density. This will avoid any shedding of the fibers and breaking down of the pad. You need the rug pad to protect your rug as well as your floor and density plays a big role in this. The recycled jute is mold and mildew resistant, nonallergenic and odor free.

Your two choices in the best rug pads in jute and rubber and your decision is mainly based on the type of floor you have and the way your rug sits on the floor. For safety, use the rubber backed jute rug pad and when slipping is not an issue, the recycled jute is the best way to go. Both quality rug pads will protect your floors, your rugs and your family. You can visit Rug Pad Corner for more on these quality rug pads.

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