A real quarter-inch
Dense felt at full 1/4-inch thickness — the difference between a rug you see and one you feel.

The 2x3 pad at a full 1/4 inch — bedside and hearth-rug territory, where the first barefoot step of the day deserves felt underneath it.
Quarter-inch felt with a silicone base — small-rug grip with noticeably softer footfall.
Some small rugs are about traffic; this pad is for the ones that are about touch. A quarter-inch of dense needle-punched felt turns a modest bedside rug into the soft landing your feet expect at 6 a.m., and gives a fireplace or dressing-table rug the plump, expensive footfeel its size never promised. The silicone cross-bar base handles the other half of the job, holding the rug still on wood, tile and laminate.
The felt layer earns its keep beyond comfort: it insulates a cold floor in winter, deadens sound in echoey rooms, and spares both rug backing and floor finish from grinding against each other.
Dense felt at full 1/4-inch thickness — the difference between a rug you see and one you feel.
The fibre layer insulates against cold subfloors, which bedside toes notice before anything else.
Felt absorbs the footfall clatter that hard floors bounce around small bedrooms.
The textured backing keeps the pillowy layer from becoming a slippery one.
Glue-free needle-punched construction trims with scissors and never frays or sheds.
Extra-thick grip for large living-room rugs — stops sliding, bunching and curled corners.
Non-slip grip for mid-size area rugs — trims easily with scissors for a perfect fit.
The entry-size gripper that keeps door mats and small rugs planted on hardwood and tile.