$30 Plastic Carpet Protector Runner with Spikes...

Updated September 25, 2026

Lot number42
Auctionweekly #73
DateOctober 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT
Auction houseBinChasers
LocationLake Wales, Florida

27" x 6ft Stain-Resistant & Non-Slip for Low Pile Carpet and Carpeted Hallways, High Traffic Areas, Entrances. Brand: TRIMTWOL In Packaging?: Yes Assembly Required?: Yes Damaged?: Unknown Functional?: Unable to Test Missing Parts?: Unknown Model: C001-F Star Rating: 0.0 Title: $30 Plastic Carpet Protector Runner with Spikes 27" x 6ft Stain-Resistant & Non-Slip for Low Pile Carpet and Carpeted Hallways, High Traffic Areas, Entrances CLEAR CARPET PROTECTION: This plastic carpet runner with striped texture features a vinyl surface and built-in grippers to protect low-pile carpet from high traffic, stains, scuffs, spills, wheelchairs, dollies, and daily wear and tear. RUGGED DURABILITY: These skid-resistant floor protectors offer exceptional durability against tearing, cracking, curling, breaking, scratching, and discoloration, and are perfect for heavy traffic areas, entrances, or hallways. STAIN-RESISTANT & EASY TO CLEAN: Designed as both a clear carpet runner and rug protector for carpet, this non-porous vinyl repels spills, mud, and stains. Just leave wet shoes on the runner instead of the carpet. Cleaning takes seconds with a damp cloth or mop. FOR LOW-PILE CARPET RUNNERS: As one of the best plastic runners to protect carpet, this clear carpet protector creates a strong barrier between low-pile carpets and daily wear. It withstands over 800 lbs of foot traffic while preserving rug fibers, making it ideal for high-traffic entrances and hallways. EASY TO FLATTEN: Your plastic carpet runners for hallways arrive rolled for easy shipping; ends may temporarily curl. Before first use, flatten easily with heavy objects, a hair dryer, or a brief soak in warm water. Once flat, this plastic runner for low-pile carpet stays ready for daily use.

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