VEVOR Deep Blue Marine Carpet 6 ft x 23 ft Marine Carpeting Marine Grade Carpet for Boats with Waterproof Back Outdoor Rug for Patio Porch Deck Garage Outdoor Area Rug Runner Non-Slide Porch Rug

I just laid it down on my inclosed porch as is and left it there all winter.

Put it over wooden deck that leaked onto down stairs deck. Did not glue but stapled edges to hold down because of wind. Love it

Rug grippers should work

if it is outside, gluing is highly recommended. if it is inside, double sided carpet tape is recommended. 2inch wide tape should suffice. with outside installation, i placed glue only on the edge of the carpet. keep the carpet tight but do not overstretch. mine has been down over 6 months, rain, wind and occasional snow and has held up fine. i only placed the glue 2 - 3 inshes from the edge. good luck.

We glued it down, but would think it would work with sticking tapes too.

I put it in the garage where a car is parking on it so mine is glued down.

Mine is not glued or taped down. It is in my garage and I want to take it up as needed. It rumples up a bit when the car drives on it, but not a big deal.

I'm using on an outside deck. I don't glue it down because I replace it every couple years as it's being used at a beach vacation rental. I did use some carpet tape to keep the wind from blowing underneath it

My opinion is it's not heavy enough for grip tape. But I don't really know....you could try it.

I stapled mine. It wants to roll back up

Mine lays flat so I did not need anything to stick it down. It stays in place very well. I used it on my screen porch

Yes

Can't see any reason why not, but I'm not a professional

The backing is flat. I would use a minimum of glue.

The backing does not seem suitable for glue

Yes. I used 3m 90 spray adhesive.

I don't see why not? Although mine is not glued, the backing is non-slip.

yes it can