
Any ideas on how to tack down a 13 Ft sea grass mat on my front porch?



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Janet Pizaro on Jul 25, 2017
double sided tapeHelpful Reply -
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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA on Jul 25, 2017
Have you tried a rubber rug pad underneath? Here is a link with an example for you.https://www.rugpadusa.com/collections/natural-rubberHelpful Reply -
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Sherry on Jul 25, 2017
carpet tacksHelpful Reply -
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Sherry Miller on Jul 25, 2017
You can use Velcro strips along the edges of the mat. Just use adhesive to secure the strips to the floor and the sea grass mat.Helpful Reply -
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Emily on Jul 25, 2017
I have a smaller natural fiber rug I use in the summertime on my front porch. I use double faced tape to hold it in place at each corner. Remember to put the tape on the rug first as its a pain to do both the floor and the rug at the same time. It sounds like your rug is always in place? If so I would probably run some spots of the tape across the six foot length . Maybe 3 sections? this in addition to doing the corners.Helpful Reply -
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