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It depends on the carpet that you are installing. If the carpet is a hessian or action backed carpet then traditionally it is installed over a separate underlay with grippers around the edge of the room. Grippers are the nasty spiked things that everyone catches their foot on! The carpet is attached at one side of the room and then stretched across and attached to the grippers on the opposite side. If the carpet is felt or foam backed then it should be installed directly to the subfloor provided it is of a reasonable standard. Felt or foam backed carpets are traditionally fixed on double sided tape or spray adhesive.
Should you be installing a carpet in a contract location then the carpet and underlay should be installed using a double stick method. The underlay is stuck to the subfloor and then the carpet stuck to the underlay.
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What year did wall to wall carpeting become available in US?
What year did wall to wall carpeting become available in USA
What year was wall to wall carpeting created?
Wall-to-wall carpeting became popular in the 1960s, but its origins can be traced back to the late 19th century when advancements in weaving technology allowed for larger rolls of carpet. The first true wall-to-wall carpets were introduced in the 1920s, gaining traction in the 1930s and 1940s. However, it was during the post-World War II era that wall-to-wall carpeting became a standard feature in homes.
Is it better to have wall to wall carpeting in the basement or just a concrete floor?
There is nothing wrong with installing carpeting in the basement. There may be types of carpeting that work better with humidity in the basement. Be sure that your basement is sealed to keep water out before installing.
Where is the amplifier on a Chrysler concord?
The amp on my 94 concord is behind the carpeting in the trunk on the drivers side wall.
What is the average cost of Carpeting?
The cost of Carpeting varies on the type of carpeting and company you get the carpeting from.
i would like to soundproof a wall in my townhouse is pvc rubber insulation the best solutionWhere can I buy it.?
Soundproofing is all about dispersing sounds reflection and "bounce". I have seen everything from walls made out of egg cartons to carpeting on walls (even at radio stations) and also a "slant wall" in front of the real walls stuffed with foam and egg cartons or carpeting on your side is another solution. Rubber insulation I have seen used but not as much, remember the flatter the surface without any holes or pyramidal or carpeting absorbing and deflecting the waves it won't work as well.
Where is the battery at in a 320d BMW?
The battery is located in the back of the car. The battery sits behind the carpeting of the inner side wall at the right back-end inside the boot (the wall behind the net, at least in a 320d touring) underneath a plastic covering.
Carpet Design?
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Where can one find competitive carpeting prices?
A person can find competitive carpeting prices from several different places. Some of these places include Carpet One and Competitive Commercial Carpeting.
Karena wants to carpet the rectangular floor of the den in her house If her measures 24 by 16 feet how many square feet of carpeting will she have to buy in order to cover the floor wall to wall?
Step 1. Multiply 24 x 16. Step 2. There is no Step 2.
Is accidental spill on wall to wall carpeting covered in homeowners insurance?
It is unlikely that the homeowners policy would cover an accidental spill other than in the case of a sewage back-up. In any case cleaning the carpet would cost less than the deductible on your policy.
Most basic outdoor carpeting?
For outdoor carpeting, you should look for a product that contains some amount of rubber or nylon. You can find rolls of outdoor carpeting on Amazon or at your local home improvement store.
