This will depend on what substrate you have. Generally a high grade pad is 10lbs or higher and 3/8th of an inch but no taller then 1/2".
Frieze carpet can be purchased at any carpet or home improvement store. Stores such as Home Depot or Macy's sell carpet and would likely offer frieze carpet.
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Carpet is not supposed to be glued to the pad, and I really can't imagine what advantage that would give you.
Gluing splices is the common way to lay pad for carpet.
Yes
A carpet to carpet rug pad provides cushioning, prevents slipping, and extends the life of both the rug and the carpet underneath. It also helps to reduce noise and adds an extra layer of insulation.
It depends on where the carpet is installed. You want a thinner pad on high traffic areas. A thicker pad will give a softer, more luxurious feel.
No, the carpet pad moves far to much and your tile will look loose and crooked in a very short amount of time. Also, the carpet pad will not allow the adhesive to bond to it.
Carpet pads can be found in almost any local hardware store (Home Depot, Lowe's, etc). Prices can vary with different types of carpet pads, and the thickness of the pad itself. To find the best suited pad for your situation, talk to a sales assistant at the hardware store.
$1550 uninstalled with pad, $2025 installed with pad
It is best to use a thin, firm pad under the carpet to help stop ruts from forming. A low pile, dense carpet will also be more resistant to ruts as well. = =
Seeing seams in a new frieze carpet can occur due to the way the carpet is installed, particularly if it is not properly aligned or if the seams are not tightly joined. Additionally, variations in pile height or color between carpet sections can make seams more visible. Factors such as lighting and the angle of view can also enhance the appearance of seams. Proper installation techniques and selecting carpets with similar dye lots can help minimize visibility.