Flooring DirectClear Plastic Carpet Protector Hallway Runner 27 inches Wide (27Inches x 15ft)

Does the job

Its very good value for money and keeps my runner clean underneath it well enough; it has tiny raised plastic studs underneath to stop it sliding around on top of carpets. The only bugbear is because its hard plastic, rather than softer and can ruck up at edge, which can be a bit of a tripping hazard if you don't look out.Shame its not weightier and more pliable but I suppose that reflects the modest price. It does what its designed to do and stops my dog traipsing muddy paws onto carpets. Good as an economical solution.

The carpet protector will not stay put on the carpet. So rucks up and blocks the door.

I have a walking treadmill and this is ideal to protect the carpet

Like some other reviewers have said, this is a joke: thin and flexible to the point of rucking under any downwards force, which naturally brings the inadequate 'gripper studs' out of contact with the carpet underneath. In short, a useless trip hazard. Looks a bit like the same product I've used in the past, but that's where the similarity ends.

No problem with product.

I recently had new carpets and carpeted the hall which was previously laminate. I have 2 small dogs so decided this would be a good option for the winter.Now Ive had this stuff many times throughout the years and no its doesnt have a really good grip as expected. Maybe I just expect too much but isnt that what the bobbles underneath are for?Well this one slides like its on glass. It just will not stay put at all. I've tried double sided tape. I've tried that non slip rubber stuff. AND IT STILL SLIPS. Even my dogs slip on the top of it if they run downstairs which then slides it even more.SERIOUSLY beware walking on this with socks on, or slippy shoes. Or bare dog feet. An accident waiting to happen I can tell. Fortunately my slippers are rubber soled and my socks have those rubber dots on.I must admit its getting on my nerves a bit and Im trying to think how I can keep it in place as it is beneficial when its wet out. Maybe glue it to some quadrant then glue that to the frame? But then it rucks up because the bobbles don't hold it flat the rest of the length. No idea at the moment.If it works for you on your flooring its a bargain, although allow for it not to be cut straight and need trimming.

Hard wearing and way to roll up to store