The anti-slip performance of this type of protective film is affected by the material and surface design. High-quality products often have a fine texture or frosted finish, which increases friction with the soles of shoes and reduces slipping during walking.

In dry environments, a smooth, evenly applied protective film provides basic anti-slip protection and is suitable for light daily use.

Material hardness affects anti-slip performance. A film that is too soft will easily deform with footsteps, potentially reducing stability. The density and depth of the surface texture are also important.

• Products with clear and evenly distributed textures have better anti-slip performance
• If the protective film does not adhere properly to the carpet, edges or bubbles will indirectly affect anti-slip stability

In low-traffic environments such as homes, the anti-slip performance is generally sufficient. However, in high-traffic areas or where furniture is frequently moved, relying solely on the anti-slip performance of the protective film may not be sufficient.

• Ensure the film is completely adhered to the carpet without wrinkles or hollows during installation
• Choose products with a non-slip texture to enhance contact friction
• Avoid water or oil accumulation on the film surface in daily use
• Wipe regularly with a dry cloth to maintain surface anti-slip properties

• Check whether the product is labeled as anti-slip when purchasing
• Opt for models with a textured surface for better grip
• For children's rooms or elderly areas, choose models specifically designed for anti-slip performance
• Consider actual use scenarios to balance protection and safety needs