Thanks! More for my comfort than kiddos’ comfort!! We seem to end up on the floor more than our expensive couches anymore. By crawl do you mean the thicker pad will move?

Griffin, Did you ever try to layer your ruggable pad with a thicker pad?

I’m curious, too. Considering getting a thicker felt pad to go under the ruggable pad.

I believe Ruggable is now offering a thicker pad option.

The thicker pad Ruggable offers is way better than the original (but isn’t available for 9 x 12 rugs).

I put a 1/8 inch RugPadUSA felt pad under my plush ruggable with the thicker pad and I'm going to have to swap it out for a thinner pad underneath. It's really soft and cushy but my Robot vacuum can't climb onto it. It's too thick. I wouldn't have put a pad underneath my Ruggable at all but I just put down new lvp and I'm afraid the Ruggable pad will discolor it. I think if you go with a plush rug and a thicker ruggable pad you'll be happy. I've got a chenille ruggable with a thin pad and it's not soft at all.

I have owned quite a few Ruggables and found them to be a huge hassle. I actually like the ReaLife rugs better than the Ruggable. The ReaLife rugs are one piece, so there's no hassle with trying to line up the top and bottom pieces and they are totally washable, not to mention, they are much thicker and softer than Ruggalbe rugs. I have a runner in my kitchen and a large rectangular rug in the family, with four dogs, they have held up very well. The 2x7 runner washes well in the washing machine, but the larger rug in the living room is too big to put in the washer, so I hang it up outside, splash it with some cleaner, hose it down and it's dry before the end of the day. There are floral-shaped rubber grips on the bottom to keep the rug from sliding and there is no need to thicken it up with a rug pad, in my opinion. You can find them on other sites similar to Houzz or on Amazon. I highly recommend them.