How do I get this stupid rug to lie flat?

@margo,

I was kind of flattered.

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Alexander1984 should definitely get that little red trophy thingie Smile

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@Irishk,

Okay. Don't say I don't look out for my guests.

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@roger,

Does anybody remember what happened to the rug ?

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@Ionus,

Ionus wrote:

Does anybody remember what happened to the rug ?

It's still attacking Roger...

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@roger,

Roger wears a RUG????

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@dlowan,

Nah! Other way 'round!

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@DrewDad,

Hey! I am going to redo my living room and have just purchased this rug from amy butler(LINK). I am looking for anything online to go with it, art, lamps… anything. Any sugguestions let me know!

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@jenniferroth14,

Try nailing it to the floor, jennifer.

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@roger,

hi, What type of material is it...........else if you can nail it to the floor...

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@maximus321,

Thanks for the thought, but it's on a concrete slab. Anyway, I'm hoping to avoid walking on nail heads in my bare feet.

I had a new idea yesterday. What I should have done in the first place would have been to buy a chair mat. The kind with little plastic spikes molded into the bottom to keep it from moving. Maybe I did think of that and checked the prices. Them babies are expensive.

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@roger,

use glue, dear Roger, use glue!

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@margo,

Oh.

Okay

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You can use a drill into the cement, and screw the rug down.

With small rugs, it's really difficult to keep them in place. I've used tape and those rug over rug sticky material, but none works very well for very long. The rug in our bedroom that I must walk over at night kept moving around, so I set my wife's nightstand leg on it. I can't nail it down, because we need to clean the bedroom rug regularly with our iRobot.

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@cicerone imposter,

Yeah. There have been a number of good ideas here, and a couple that were, well. . . . As I say, I'm saving for a heavy duty chair mat designed for carpets. The old budget took a rather disturbing direction today, but that seems the way to go. That fine looking area rug of a few months ago is getting decidedly thin in a few key spots, but continues to bunch up.

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I think , one is problem .The rug or the chairs?

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@Decon123,

Well, the chair does have casters. The rug doesn't move by itself, but all I'm asking is that it simply lie there. Doesn't sound like a stiff requirement to me.

How do I get this stupid rug to lie flat?

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