Trade solutions for flooring professionals
Rug Pads for Flooring Professionals
The pad is the only product that sits against a finished floor twenty-four hours a day.
Short answer
Rug Pads for Flooring Professionals
Flooring professionals get the call when a rug pad damages a finish, so pad selection is a warranty issue. UnderItAll pads are 100% recycled felt with no latex rubber to harden or go tacky against a finish, and they are cut to the rug's size with 2-inch perforations for on-site adjustment.
What gets in the way
The problems this actually solves.
Cheap pads damage the floor you just finished
Latex- and rubber-backed pads degrade against urethane finishes and leave a haze or an imprint that only refinishing removes.
The callback lands on you
The homeowner does not blame the pad. They blame the last trade that touched the floor.
You are asked to size pads you did not supply
Installers routinely inherit an oversized pad and a pair of shears.
What changes
What an install-ready pad gives back.
Finish-safe material
Recycled felt with no latex rubber against the floor.
Breathable under the rug
Felt lets a wood floor exchange moisture instead of trapping it.
Sized before it arrives
Custom cut to the rug, perforated for the last two inches of adjustment.
Documented and domestic
Made in the USA with a material you can name to a homeowner or a manufacturer rep.
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 flooring professionals work with us.
- Step 01
Recommend
Give the client a finish-safe pad specification instead of leaving it to a big-box purchase.
- Step 02
Order
Trade account ordering at the rug's finished dimensions, cut and shipped same or next business day.
- Step 03
Install
Peel to size on site if the room demands it. No blades near the finish.
Answers
Flooring Professionals: frequently asked questions
The answers this audience asks for most, with links to the detail behind each one.
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 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.
Can a rug pad void a floor's warranty?
It can. Many hardwood and LVP manufacturers exclude damage caused by pads with latex, rubber, or adhesive backings, which degrade over time and can discolor a finish. A latex-free felt pad avoids that category of failure entirely.
Are these pads safe on LVP, tile, and stone?
Yes. Latex-free recycled felt is safe on luxury vinyl plank, porcelain, ceramic, marble, terrazzo, and sealed concrete. On very slick stone, the 1/4 inch pad's density gives the rug more to hold onto.
Industries served
Other corners of the trade
Same pad, different workflow. Each page covers the pain points and answers specific to that discipline.
Interior Designers
Cutting a pad on a client's floor is a bad look
View page →Design Firms
Every project manager does it differently
View page →Rug Retailers
Roll inventory ties up capital and floor space
View page →Rug Showrooms
Displays change constantly
View page →Furniture Retailers
Delivery crews are not fabricators
View page →Hospitality Designers
Per-room labor multiplies fast
View page →Architects
Generic pad callouts get value-engineered
View page →
Local market pages
Designer rug pads, city by city.
Local pages cover market conditions, typical floor types, and delivery times for designers working in each metro.
- Rug pads for New York designers
- Rug pads for Los Angeles designers
- Rug pads for Miami designers
- Rug pads for Chicago designers
- Rug pads for Dallas designers
- Rug pads for Houston designers
- Rug pads for Atlanta designers
- Rug pads for Phoenix designers
- Rug pads for Denver designers
- Rug pads for Seattle designers
- Rug pads for San Diego designers
- Rug pads for Austin designers
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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.