Grip on both faces
The textured grid bites the floor below and the rug backing above — sliding and bunching stop together.

The entry-size 2x3 gripper that pins door mats and scatter rugs to hardwood and tile — the smallest rugs are the ones that travel furthest.
The entry-size gripper that keeps door mats and small rugs planted on hardwood and tile.
Small rugs lead hard lives. They sit in doorways where every arriving foot shoves them, under sinks where they get kicked sideways, at bedsides where they slide on the first step of the morning. This 2x3 pad ends the daily repositioning: its dense grid grips the floor below and the rug above at the same time, so the mat stays where it was put and its corners stop curling into trip hazards.
The open-grid construction matters more than it looks. Air circulates through the pad instead of being trapped under the rug, moisture dries out instead of stewing against the finish, and the floor underneath stays free of the ghost-marks solid rubber mats leave behind.
The textured grid bites the floor below and the rug backing above — sliding and bunching stop together.
Open construction lets air move and moisture escape, protecting hardwood finishes from trapped damp.
Trim it to a door mat, a half-moon or an odd hallway offcut in under a minute.
Low profile keeps door clearance intact — the mat grips without jamming the sweep.
The same grip steadies seat cushions, futon mattresses and car-boot liners.
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.
Quarter-inch felt with a silicone base — small-rug grip with noticeably softer footfall.