Simons Maison
Adjustable Anti-Slip Rug Pad 120 X 200 Cm
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CA$14.99CAD
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This adjustable anti-slip rug pad, a Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada, is placed beneath area rugs to keep them in place, enhance durability, and prevent slips and falls. Made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), it features a non-slip mesh surface for grip, can be easily trimmed to size with scissors, and measures 120 x 200 cm (47.25" x 78.75"). Clean with soapy water.
- Material
- Polyvinyl chloride
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Rugs
Color
Assorted
Size
120X200CM
Specifications
A non-slip rug pad to keep rugs in place, enhance durability, and prevent slips and falls. Can be trimmed to size.
Non-slip, adjustable (trim to size), enhances durability, prevents slips and falls.
- Material
- Polyvinyl chloride
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Rugs
Additional Attributes
- A Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada
- Non-slip rug pad
- Place beneath rug to keep it in place
- Enhances durability
- Helps prevent slips and falls
- Can be trimmed to size with scissors
- Material: Polyvinyl chloride
- Wash with soapy water
- Dimensions: 47.25" x 78.75" (120 x 200 cm)
Product Insights
A versatile 120×200 cm rug pad that trims cleanly with scissors and allows offcuts to be reused as non-slip liners, delivering seamless coverage for a standard runner or 4×6 ft rug. Its primary tradeoff is floor compatibility: safe on tile, stone, and concrete but not on heated, hardwood, laminate, vinyl plank, or vinyl sheet floors, requiring prior spot testing. The pad offers value at $14.99, is washable, reusable, and designed exclusively by Simons Maison, though buyers note a temporary chemical odor that airs out quickly.
Verified claims
- Trimming
- Trims cleanly with scissors without fraying and retains uniform grip after cutting.
- Offcuts
- Trimmed strips can be reused as non-slip under small items.
- Coverage
- The 120×200 cm (47.25×78.75 inch) pad covers a standard runner or 4×6 ft rug in one seamless piece.
- Floor compatibility
- Safe on tile, stone, concrete; not for heated, vinyl plank, hardwood, laminate, or vinyl sheet.
- Testing protocol
- Test in an inconspicuous area on hardwood and vinyl before full use.
- Care instructions
- Vacuum regularly and wash with soapy water; dry flat away from heat and check grip.
- Initial odor
- Buyers report a temporary chemical odor that dissipates after airing for a day or two.
- Exclusive sourcing
- Simons Maison exclusive pad, designed in Canada for curated quality beyond generic PVC pads.
- Value
- At $14.99, the 2.4 m² pad covers a standard runner without seams, is trimmable with scissors, washable, and reusable.
- Custom fitting
- Trim to 2 inches smaller per side with scissors; reuse leftovers as non-slip liners.
Product record
- Title
- Adjustable Anti-Slip Rug Pad 120 X 200 Cm
- Brand
- Simons Maison
- Price
- 14.99 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
How well does it trim and custom-fit?
- Unlike woven natural-fiber pads that shed loose threads after trimming, this PVC pad produces a clean, sealed edge with no fibrous debris — a benefit for maintaining a flat rug surface and avoiding cleanup of stray padding particles over time.
- The PVC sheet is thin enough that ordinary kitchen scissors make a smooth cut without heavy pressure, so the pad can be trimmed to size at home with the tool most households already have rather than requiring a utility knife.
- The leftover PVC strips from trimming can be reused as non-slip mats under small appliances, placemats, or other household items, extending the pad's utility beyond a single rug installation.
- For a professional fit, the pad should be trimmed about 2 inches smaller than the rug on each side, leaving a consistent perimeter of exposed rug backing that allows the rug's edges to drape naturally to the floor and prevents the pad from ever peeking out or catching on a vacuum.
- Because the anti-slip property comes from the PVC material's inherent tackiness across its entire thickness and not from a surface coating or pattern, cutting the pad to a custom shape exposes an edge that grips just as effectively as the original factory edge — there is no drop-off in performance even for odd-shaped rugs.
How this pad compares to other cuttable options
- The 2.4 m² pad covers a standard runner or a 4′×6′ rug in one piece without seams; for larger areas, two pads placed side by side keep total cost predictable and avoid the waste of larger pre-cut sizes that must be heavily trimmed.
- As a Simons Maison product designed in Canada, this pad reflects the retailer's direct specification rather than a third-party brand's, giving it a curated quality that distinguishes it from the unbranded, mass-produced alternatives found on many online marketplaces.
- The pad's PVC construction permits washing with soapy water, a maintenance step that felt pads cannot survive, allowing regular deep-cleaning to restore grip and remove dust that otherwise accelerates rug backing wear.
- Engineered for trimming with household scissors, the PVC yields clean edges that won't fray or lose grip, making it simple to achieve a tailored fit for non-standard rug shapes and ensuring full-surface non-slip contact.
How PVC rug pads grip, age, and affect floors
- Routine vacuuming is often all that’s needed to keep a PVC rug pad clean, and for deeper cleaning it can be washed with soapy water without degrading the pad’s grip or structure—a stark advantage over felt pads that cannot withstand moisture.
Best and worst floor surfaces for PVC pads
- Industry guidance explicitly warns against using PVC rug pads on heated floors, as the material can deteriorate, stick, or cause finish damage under sustained warmth — a risk compounded by this pad's 120 x 200 cm surface area, which could trap heat over a large zone.
- On inert surfaces like stone, sealed concrete, and ceramic tile, the pad's PVC grip performs without chemical risk, making these floor types the safest high-traction pairing where moisture-blocking and slip prevention are priorities.
- PVC pads like this one are known to leach plasticizers that chemically react with luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and some vinyl finishes, causing stains or a permanent shadow pattern — which is why the brand's existing advice to test on wood and vinyl is particularly crucial for LVP, a flooring type not specifically addressed in the Q&A.
- While the brand suggests a test on hardwood, industry professionals often categorize PVC as a pad to avoid on sealed hardwood entirely, given the potential for plasticizer migration to yellow or cloud polyurethane finishes over months of contact — a risk that makes this pad better suited to tile or stone than to long-term hardwood placement.
Cleaning and long-term reuse of PVC pads
- After washing, the pad must be dried flat in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and dryer heat — exposure to high temperatures permanently warps PVC and destroys the pad's ability to lie completely flat, which is especially critical given the trim-to-size fit where any ripple creates a trip hazard.
- After each wash and dry cycle, re-test the pad's non-slip performance by placing the rug back and pulling — a pad that has lost its tackiness may still look intact, and replacing it before it fails prevents a slip incident on smooth tile or vinyl.
- Vacuuming both sides and shaking out the pad every few weeks removes abrasive dust and pet hair that accumulate in the pad's crevices, maintaining the friction that keeps rugs from shifting on hard surfaces and reducing the need for frequent deep washes.
- Addressing spills immediately with a damp cloth and mild soap prevents liquid from penetrating the pad's surface and drying into a hardened residue, which over time degrades PVC flexibility and can transfer odors to the rug above.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
Topside of a light beige area rug with raised linear and concentric-arc ribbed pile; a lower corner is folded back to reveal a woven fabric backing and a dotted non-slip mesh layer beneath.
- Top pile patternFlat woven pile surface in a light beige color with alternating low and raised ribs forming parallel horizontal lines and large concentric arcs, creating a geometric stripe-and-arc pattern across the visible rug face.
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.00 · w 0.90 · h 0.66 (high) - Folded cornerLower-right corner of the rug is folded back, exposing the underside layers and showing the rug edge with a narrow sewn binding in matching beige.
1 region
x 0.34 · y 0.50 · w 0.48 · h 0.36 (high) - Woven backing visibleUnder the folded corner a tightly woven backing panel is visible with a striped weave in pale beige tones, laid at the same angle as the fold.
1 region
x 0.42 · y 0.52 · w 0.45 · h 0.30 (high) - Non-slip dotted layerBeneath the woven backing, a separate thin non-slip layer is visible where the rug is folded fully back; it consists of a white mesh background covered by a dense regular grid of small dark dots.
1 region
x 0.04 · y 0.66 · w 0.46 · h 0.30 (high) - Edge bindingEdge of the rug has a narrow sewn binding in the same light beige color as the pile, visible along the folded corner and outer top edge.
1 region
x 0.34 · y 0.50 · w 0.28 · h 0.12 (high)
Other
Image shows the rug placed on a wood floor with soft directional lighting from above; composition crops the rug at the top and left edges and focuses on the folded corner reveal.
- Supporting surfaceMedium brown wood floor planks with visible grain run beneath and around the rug, occupying the left and bottom margins of the image.
2 regions
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 0.12 · h 1.00 (high); x 0.00 · y 0.80 · w 1.00 · h 0.20 (high) - Shot compositionClose top-down view with slight angle; the rug fills most of the frame and the lower-right corner is pulled up toward the camera to reveal backing layers.
- Lighting and shadowEven soft lighting from above with mild shadows along the folded corner and subtle shading across the ribbed pile that emphasizes texture.
Colors
light beige· pile (top surface)#C4B3A4pale beige· woven backing (under folded corner)#C4B3A4white· non-slip mesh backgroundblack· non-slip dot pattern#1C0C03- Top pile patternFlat woven pile surface in a light beige color with alternating low and raised ribs forming parallel horizontal lines and large concentric arcs, creating a geometric stripe-and-arc pattern across the visible rug face.
- 02
Product
Close-up of an unbacked rug pad laid under a rug; the pad shows a textured anti-slip mesh surface and a rolled edge where the rug sits on top.
- Anti-slip mesh surfaceFlat, tightly woven grid mesh with a repeating square/diamond void pattern forming the visible anti-slip surface beneath the rug.
1 region
x 0.03 · y 0.36 · w 0.68 · h 0.52 (high) - Rolled edgeOne edge of the rug and rug pad is rolled toward the viewer, revealing the pad underneath and the rug backing; the roll shows the pad wrapping and a curved visible cross-section of the rug.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.08 · w 0.78 · h 0.34 (high) - Rug top textureRug pile visible above the roll with parallel raised ribbed lines running roughly top-to-bottom in the image, showing a soft textured surface distinct from the pad.
1 region
x 0.04 · y 0.00 · w 0.92 · h 0.28 (high) - Rug backing visibleInterior backing of the rolled rug appears as a denser woven fabric immediately above the pad inside the roll.
1 region
x 0.56 · y 0.06 · w 0.26 · h 0.20 (medium) - Edge finishRug edge shows a finished bound seam that runs along the roll and is visible as a rounded clean hem.
1 region
x 0.74 · y 0.08 · w 0.18 · h 0.20 (medium)
Other
Studio close-up shot of the rug and pad on a wood floor with soft directional lighting and shallow depth of field.
- Background surfaceWood plank floor visible at right and bottom edges, showing wood grain and plank seams.
1 region
x 0.56 · y 0.52 · w 0.44 · h 0.44 (high) - Shot compositionAngled close-up framing with product occupying most of the frame and the roll positioned toward the top third, showing texture details.
- Lighting and shadowSoft directional lighting from upper left creates mild shadows along the rolled edge and subtle highlights on the mesh surface.
Colors
light beige· pad surfacepale beige· rug pile (top)#BBA48Cwarm taupe· rug stripe detail- Anti-slip mesh surfaceFlat, tightly woven grid mesh with a repeating square/diamond void pattern forming the visible anti-slip surface beneath the rug.
Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
1 total5
1 reviews · out of 5
Sous-tapis antidérapant
★★★★★Sylvie G.
Très bien! Facile à couper et à placer sous le tapis. Très efficace et donne l'impression que le tapis est plus épais donc plus confortable!
Q&A
4 answered- Is this rug pad safe to use on hardwood floors without causing discoloration or damage?
- This rug pad is generally safe for hardwood floors, as PVC is a common material. However, to be cautious, we recommend testing it in an inconspicuous area first to ensure no discoloration.
- Does the PVC material have a strong chemical odor that requires airing out before use?
- PVC materials can sometimes have a temporary chemical odor when new, but many users find it dissipates quickly. Airing it out for a day or two before use is advisable if you are sensitive to smells.
- Can this pad be used under rugs with latex backing, or will it cause adhesion issues?
- This pad should be compatible with most rug backings, including latex. However, on some older or heavily latex-backed rugs, there is a possibility of adhesion. We suggest testing a small area first.
- Will this rug pad effectively prevent slipping on smooth tile or vinyl floors?
- Yes, this rug pad is designed to prevent slipping and should work effectively on smooth tile or vinyl floors. Its non-slip PVC material grips well on hard surfaces.