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Rug Pads for Architects and Specifiers

A specified pad protects the specified floor. An unspecified one is a warranty risk.

Short answer

Rug Pads for Architects and Specifiers

Architects and specifiers need a rug pad they can name in a finish schedule with confidence about material, thickness, and floor compatibility. UnderItAll supplies 100% recycled felt pads, latex free and made in the USA, in 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch thicknesses, cut to the specified rug size with 2-inch perforations for field adjustment.

What gets in the way

The problems this actually solves.

Generic pad callouts get value-engineered

"Rug pad by others" is an invitation for someone to buy the cheapest rubber-backed option and mark a specified floor.

Floor warranties are specific about what may sit on them

Adhesive-backed and plasticized pads can void a manufacturer's finish warranty.

Field dimensions never match the drawing

Rooms are built to tolerance, and rugs and pads have to absorb the difference.

What changes

What an install-ready pad gives back.

Nameable in a schedule

A specific material, thickness, and supplier instead of an open callout.

Material transparency

100% post-recycled felt, latex free, with no rubber backing to degrade against the floor.

Field-adjustable by design

2-inch perforations let a contractor absorb as-built variance without a change order.

Domestic manufacture

Made in the USA, cut to order, with short lead times that suit a punch-list schedule.

The pad itself

  • Keep it simple with two thicknesses

    Luxe 1/4" and Luxe Lite 1/8". Two options, one decision.

  • Rapid Relax for a smooth install

    Rolled or folded, the pad lays flat in no time.

  • Pretty grippy, latex-free backing

    Daisy Grip locks the rug down, latex-free, no residue.

  • 100% post-recycled felted fibre

    100% post-recycled felt. Cut to order, so no remnants.

Proudly made in the USA

How it works

How architects work with us.

  1. Step 01

    Specify

    Call out thickness, material, and finished pad dimension in the schedule.

  2. Step 02

    Procure

    The designer, dealer, or contractor orders on a trade account against your spec.

  3. Step 03

    Verify in field

    Perforations handle as-built variance without substitution.

Answers

Architects: frequently asked questions

The answers this audience asks for most, with links to the detail behind each one.

What are UnderItAll rug pads made of?

100% post-recycled felted fiber — polypropylene, polyester, and nylon — densified into a uniform pad, with a Daisy Grip pattern that holds the rug and the floor. There is no latex rubber in it anywhere, which is what keeps it breathable and free of the odor rubberized pads are known for.

Do rug pads protect hardwood floors?

Yes, when the material is right. A felt pad lifts the rug off the floor so grit cannot grind into the finish, cushions furniture load, and stops the rug from sliding and abrading. The risk comes from latex- and rubber-backed pads, which harden and break down over time and can leave a residue on a finish.

Why does a latex-free rug pad matter?

Latex breaks down. Give it a few years and it hardens, crumbles, or turns tacky against the floor, and a pad stuck to a finish leaves a mark that only refinishing removes. Going latex-free removes that whole failure mode, and the odor that comes with it.

What rug pad thickness should I specify?

Luxe 1/4 inch is the trade default: it adds cushion, body, and acoustic damping under most rugs. Luxe Lite 1/8 inch is for low-profile situations such as door clearance, transitions, layered rugs, and thin flatweaves.

Where are UnderItAll rug pads made?

They are made in the USA and manufactured in Georgia, then cut to order and shipped from the same operation. Domestic manufacturing is what makes same-day cutting and one-to-three-day delivery realistic.

Next step

Feel the perforation in your hands.

Request a trade sample set and see why one pull replaces twenty minutes of cutting. Trade professionals only.