STOPP FILT Rug underlay with anti-slip,
How to get it
Your floor will be happy because the underlay gathers the dirt and protects it from scratching. It keeps your rug from sliding around and makes it even softer to walk on.
Article Number901.322.61Product details
Keeps the rug in place, which reduces the risk of slipping and makes it easier to vacuum.
It is easy to cut or fold the underlay, or combine several together, to fit under rugs of all sizes and shapes.
The thick felt makes the rug softer and warmer to walk on.
Protects the floor because it collects dirt and gravel.
IKEA of Sweden
STOPP FILT anti-slip rug underlay can be used on all types of flooring, even those with underfloor heating.
- MaterialCare
- Fabric:
- 100% polyester (min. 90% recycled)
- Surface coating:
- Synthetic latex
Machine wash cold, durable-press cycle.
To be washed separately.
Do not bleach.
Do not iron.
Do not dry clean.
Line dry.
Measurements
Length: 7 ' 9 "
Width: 5 ' 5 "
Area: 41.76 sq feet
Surface density: 0 oz/sq ft
- STOPP FILTArticle Number901.322.61
Width: 15 "
Height: ½ "
Length: 23 ½ "
Weight: 1 lb 3 oz
Package(s): 1
Reviews
Material
What is recycled polyester?
When we create products from recycled polyester, PET bottles, and other sources, they get a new life in products like textiles, storage boxes, kitchen fronts, and even lamps. When using them, you get to enjoy exactly the same quality and function as with virgin polyester products. And naturally, they’re just as clean and safe in every way. And perhaps the very best part – you contribute to using less new raw materials too.
Function solution
An oriental rug’s best friend
STOPP FILT rug underlay with anti-slip has many good qualities. First and foremost, it keeps your oriental rug in place so you don’t slip. It also protects the floor against scratches because the underlay gathers gravel and dirt. Plus, it makes the rug thicker and softer to walk on. Last but not least, the underlay protects the handmade knots from wear. Four smart qualities in one product. Practical, don’t you think?