Kitchen Rugs and Mats [2 PCS] Non Slip Washable Absorbent Rug Set, Large Runner Rugs for Kitchen Floor in Front of Sink 17.3"x29"+17.3"x47"(Dark Grey)

I like the no slip grip on the back!

The media could not be loaded.  So far so good. They seem to be holding up pretty good in my house. Would recommend

This product appears to be two different pattern colors on the same order. This hurts my brain.

For me, the most important feature for mats and rugs are their thickness and ability to lay flat. Of course the more you pay, the better the build quality and if thicker more material is needed to make the product and that effects the price. So, it come down to finding a rug that meets your standard of thickness at a good price point. For my standards these fall a little short, I wish they were a little thicker so the weight of the mat would cause it to lay flatter. Yes, there is a rubber backing but it really does not grip the floor to make any significant difference.That being said, the price for getting two mats is pretty good but this would have been a homerun if they were a little heftier. They are very good looking, they fit the style I was looking for and by feeling the material it seems they should last quite a while.Even with mats and rugs we use that are very thick we always use some kind of double sided tape to hold them down, especially the corners. So, in the end these will work out pretty good but even with the tape holding them taut you can feel some shifting as you walk on them due to the slight thinness. After unrolling and letting them sit flat for a while you can still see them wanting to curl up due to the way they have been packaged. A better made mat would lay flatter.

I've got this pair and have one in front of my sink and one in front of the fridge. They compliment the dark wood on my floor and they have a nice padding that is great for standing a while. They've been durable so far and I like how they were trimmed. The only thing I'm a little disappointed is their ability to stick to the floor. I'm assuming as the foam "rests" it'll grip to the floor better. But for now, it's easy to bump into them and have them slide on the floor. But once you step on the rug, that pressure keeps it secure to the ground. Other than that, they are quite nice.

Nice little kitchen rugs that feels great under my feet. They are the right thickness for me. Many of the kitchen rugs in my opinion are too thick and I'm always tripping and kicking them around. These rugs lay nice and flat but still padded enough to relieve standing fatigue. The weave pattern is very pleasant and are soft but still rugged to withstand kitchen work. Only downside for me is that at 17.3", they are shorter than most standard kitchen rugs/mats. Otherwise, they worked really well for me.

We recently had our kitchen floor refinished, and the refinished suggested we put rugs down in the most use areas to protect them. We put one of them in the cat food area, and the other in front of the sink. I like using a washable rug under the cat food more than the previous rubber mat we had there, the problem with the mat was if water spilled on the edge of the mat it got under the mat, where it was no longer visible. The finish under the rubber mat was stained by water, which completely negated the whole reason we wanted mats. With these rugs, the water is absorbed, but can still evaporate. The rugs stay in place pretty well, and are comfortable to stand/walk on.

This kitchen rug is flat and thin. It is not a traditional rug but more of a mat. The top of it has a weave design. This works well for the kitchen because you can just sweep it off. I like the non-slip backing and I am glad it is not rubber. The last rug I had slowly lost it's rubber backing in the washing machine. I think this backing will last longer. I have it on my hardwood floors and the color blends in the wood color.