Double-Sided Carpet Tile Tape 2in x 90ft

Residue-Free & Floor-Safe

Use confidently on hardwood, vinyl, concrete, carpet, marble, or laminate. Web mesh technology creates a strong bond immediately and allows tape to be pulled up all in one piece. No damage. No residue. No mess.

Safe for Homes & Businesses

Made with premium silicone-acrylic adhesive that's non-toxic, low-VOC, and low-odor — perfect for homes, offices, schools, nurseries, and event spaces.

DIY Install in Minutes

Just stick, peel, and press — no glue, no nails, no fumes. Anyone can install carpet tiles or area rugs easily and securely.

EXTREME ADHESIVE: Due to the industrial-strength grip, this tape will gum up standard scissors. For a clean cut, ALWAYS use a utility knife or box cutter.

Built for Extreme Strength

A reinforced fiber-mesh design ensures maximum grip indoors or outdoors, even in high-traffic areas or humid basements.

Keep Your Family Safe

Say goodbye to sliding rugs and curling corners. Prevent trips and slips with secure, clean-removing hold.

Length: 90 feet (30 yards)

Coverage Area: Up to 220 square feet

Adhesive Type: Silicone-acrylic with reinforced web mesh design

Uses: Indoor and Outdoor

Temperature Range: -4°F to 176°F (-20°C to 80°C)

Safety: Low odor, low VOC, safe for kids and pets

Key Differentiator: Reinforced web mesh technology allows for extra strength, no stretching (prevents gaps in flooring), and one-peel residue-free removal

All Flooring Now Carpet Tile Tape will not damage your hardwood floor when removed.

Yes, All Flooring Now Carpet Tile Tape will work on your trex composite deck and won't damage or discolor your deck when removed.

You should use 2-inch wide carpet tile tape when you are using the grid installation method for your carpet tile install.

You should use 4-inch wide carpet tile tape when you are using the corner installation method or seam installation method for your carpet tile install. The 4 inch wide carpet tile tape will give you a stronger hold overall than the 2 inch wide carpet tile tape because it adheres your material to a greater area of the floor.

• Used by flooring pros and DIYers across America.

• Works great on wood, concrete, vinyl, tile, composite, laminate, marble and rubber.

• Reinforced web mesh technology allows for extreme strength and one-peel residue-free removal.

• Easy to use, instant adhesion both indoor and outdoor.

No safety concerns with All Flooring Now Carpet Tile Tape. It is safe for family and pets. Low VOC and Low Odor.

All Flooring Now Carpet Tile Tape is constructed with a reinforced web mesh technology that allows for extreme strength and one-peel residue-free removal.

All Flooring Now Carpet Tile Tape is constructed with reinforced web mesh technology that allows for extreme strength and one-peel residue-free removal.

All Flooring Now Carpet Tile Tape is constructed with a reinforced web mesh technology that allows for extreme strength and one-peel residue-free removal.

All Flooring Now Carpet Tile Tape is used for securing carpet tiles, rugs, runners, vinyl, laminate and rubber. Go directly over concrete, wood, vinyl, composite, hard tile and marble. Sticks strong, removes clean.

30-Day Grip Guarantee: Not satisfied? Return it within 30 days for a full refund.

Yes, on sealed hardwood in good condition; it peels up in one piece. Use a felt pad instead on waxed, oiled, worn, painted or newly refinished floors.

Yes, it is rated for LVP, vinyl and laminate. Test a hidden spot first. Avoid heated floors and vents. On click-lock LVP, run strips along the planks rather than across the seams.

On delicate floors, a felt or vinyl-safe pad comes first. Use tape when a rug still slides, for runners, or under chairs. If you use both, tape the rug to the pad.

On clean, dry, sealed or polished concrete, yes, it comes off in one piece. Skip damp, oily or flaking slabs.

Yes. It is designed for residue-free removal at move-out. Check your lease, and avoid newly sealed or painted floors.

Yes. On clean, dry, sealed steps, run two strips across the full width of each tread: one along the nose and one along the back. Use the 4in width for the most grip on stairs; the 2in works for lighter treads. With two strips, a 30in-wide tread uses about 5 ft of tape, so one 90 ft roll covers about 18 treads. It holds for long-term installs and still lifts off in one piece: warm it with a hair dryer and pull slowly at a 45° angle. Re-check the hold after a week.

Use glue (pressure-sensitive adhesive) for permanent commercial installs with rolling carts or ramps; the trade-off is dry time, and removal can mean scraping or grinding. Use corner tabs or interlocking tiles for temporary, light-traffic floors you reconfigure often; tiles join to each other, not the floor, so edges can shift. Use double-sided carpet tile tape for homes, rentals, offices, basements and trade shows; it is not for heated floors or stucco and needs a clean, dry subfloor. See the full comparison.

About 220 sq ft, for either width. The 4in width gives more grip (a wider bond), not more coverage.

Heated floors, heat vents, stucco, newly sealed hardwood that is still curing, flaking paint, and wet surfaces.

Not on sealed floors. The silicone-acrylic adhesive is built on a reinforced web mesh, so the tape lifts off in one piece instead of tearing and leaving adhesive behind. It is rated for sealed hardwood, LVP, vinyl, laminate, tile and sealed concrete. To remove it, warm it with a hair dryer and pull slowly at a 45° angle. Skip waxed, oiled, painted, worn or newly refinished floors, and test a hidden spot first. Rubber-based and hot-melt tapes are the usual cause of sticky residue.

Warm it with a hair dryer and pull slowly at a 45° angle.

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