BETHEL, CT, October 23, 2010 (Press-News.org) Rug Pad Corner knows people want the best protection for their hardwood floors. Superior rug pad is a 100% recycled felt rug pad that has been rated as safest rug pad for use under rugs on hardwood floors. Since Superior rug pad does not contain any chemicals, latex, glues or adhesives, it is completely safe for hardwood floors of all finishes.
"We are always concerned about our rug pads protecting rugs and floors," states Luis, managing member of Rug Pad Corner. "Customers call with bad experiences with their current rug pad sticking to their hardwood floor. They want a rug pad that protects the floor without possible damage." Luis goes on to state that Superior felt rug pad is one of the few rug pads that are available without any chemicals or adhesives.
Made in the USA of 100% recycled felt, Superior rug pad is needle punched together to form a very dense 3/8 of an inch rug pad that protects both rug and floor. "Hardwood floors are an investment and we want to protect that investment," continues Luis. "While our Ultra Premium contains real rubber which is also safe for hardwood floors, Superior is excellent for larger rugs that do not tend to slip." Because Superior does not have rubber, it does not prevent slipping. It works excellent under rugs that are either heavy enough or ones with furniture weighing them down.
Superior felt rug pad was recently rated as best rug pad for hardwood floors by staff and customers of Rug Pad Corner. The rating encompassed quality of rug pad, material of rug pad, comfort of rug pad and odor of rug pad. Superior was rated as excellent quality, excellent material, very comfortable and odor free. Customers use Superior felt rug pad under any type of area rug on any hardwood and wood floor. "Many customers are thrilled when they find out that our Superior rug pad is completely odor free because there are no chemicals or adhesives in it," concludes Luis.
Rug Pad Corner offers safe and secure online shopping of quality rug pads for hardwood and all hard floors as well as carpet. Rug pad orders can be custom cut for no extra charge and are shipped for free.
Rug Pad Corner is the nation's online rug pad store.
Website: http://www.rugpadcorner.com
Rug Pad Corner Superior Felt Rug Pad Rated Safest for Hardwood Floors
Superior felt rug pad was rated as safest rug pad for hardwood floors. Rug Pad Corner is now offering Superior 100% recycled felt rug pad for hardwood floors with free shipping.
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