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Carpet Tools


By Jules Boole | Published  01/27/2006 | Flooring |

Carpet Tools



Carpet is one of the eye catchers in your home. But to give it a proper shape it has to be properly cut and designed and fitted in the floor. And for this various tools are used. They help in proper designing and fitting of carpet or in case of other carpets made up of wool or any other texture it is properly cut and placed in a proper direction with proper length.

Tools used

 There are various tools used to the works accordingly:-
                    
1)     Carpet cutters
2)     Carpet repair
3)     Carpet stretchers
4)     Stretcher accessories
5)     Clamps
6)     Glue guns
7)     Knee kickers
8)     Seaming aids
9)      Seaming irons
10)    Seaming rollers
11)    Shears
12)    Stair tools
13)    Staplers
14)    Tackless tool
15)    Tool kits
16)    Trimmers

Nowadays carpets are designed to be stretched for about one to one and a half percent so when it requires to be stretched for about 2" then it difficult enough to install. Carpets should also be the one that is cheap and of a good quality.

Something about tools

Kicker- is one of the traditional one in order to stretch the carpet. It needs experienced hands to do work with kicker. It is a tool with adjustable prongs on one end to grip the carpet and a padded end to kick against.
 
Power stretcher
- is a heavy jack made for carpet works. It is an expensive one. It is adjusted from about three feet to 28' more or less and is designed with a toothed end that digs into the carpet and a padded end that is braced against the wall. They are not hard to use but one has to beware for the simple reason that it can stretch the carpet to such an extent to tear apart seams or punch through wallboard if the end is not braced against the end. It is also very heavy
               
Seam Iron and Seam Tape- is the one that is used to make seams. Seam tape is a paper with a nylon mesh for strength that has been coated with hot melt glue. It is again placed glue side up under the carpet and the hot iron sits on the glue. The carpet only touch the top of the iron as the temperature required for glue to melt can melt the carpet also.

There has to be sufficient skill to do the work related to the carpet as a little mistake can spoil the whole carpet.


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Article Series
This article is part 57 of a 95 part series. Other articles in this series are shown below:
  1. Home automation
  2. Hardwood Floor
  3. Floating Floor
  4. Garage Floor Paint
  5. Garage Floor
  6. Marble Floor
  7. Mobile Home Floor Plan
  8. Open Floor Plans
  9. Rubber Floor Mat
  10. Slate Floor
  11. Concrete Floor
  12. Floor Care
  13. Floor Covering
  14. Floor Lamps
  15. Floor Rug
  16. Garage Floor Covering
  17. Home Floor Plans
  18. Vinyl Floor Tile
  19. Bathroom floor plans a complete bathroom beauty care
  20. Concrete floor coating
  21. Concrete floor sealer
  22. Floor buffer
  23. Floor cleaner
  24. Floor Cloths
  25. Floor Coating
  26. Floor heating
  27. Floor jacks
  28. Floor painting
  29. Floor pillow
  30. Floor sanding
  31. Floor scrubbing machine
  32. Floor
  33. Kitchen floor plans
  34. Laminate floor
  35. Log home floor plans
  36. Self adhesive floor tile
  37. Carpet
  38. ABC Carpet
  39. Carpet Cleaners
  40. Carpet Cleaning
  41. Bathroom Carpet
  42. Berber carpet
  43. Buying A Carpet
  44. Carpet Cleaning Tips
  45. Carpet Colors
  46. Carpet Dye
  47. Carpet Extractors
  48. Carpet Tile
  49. Carpet tiles
  50. Carpet care
  51. Carpet cleaning machines
  52. Carpet Dry Cleaning
  53. Carpet Installation
  54. Carpet Pads
  55. Carpet Runner
  56. Carpet Tool
  57. Carpet Tools
  58. Cleaning Carpet Stain
  59. Discount Carpet
  60. How To Lay Carpet
  61. Persian Carpet
  62. Rug Carpets
  63. Wool Carpet
  64. Carpet Measuring
  65. Carpet Repair
  66. Remove Candle Wax from Carpet
  67. Shag Carpet
  68. Shaw carpet
  69. Stair Runner Carpet
  70. Carpet Mills
  71. Carpet Protector
  72. Carpet Shampooers
  73. Carpet shark
  74. Carpet Sweeper
  75. Heuga carpet tiles
  76. Indoor outdoor carpets
  77. Installing Carpet
  78. Interface carpet
  79. Laying Carpet
  80. Mohawk carpet
  81. Outdoor Carpet
  82. Carpet Padding
  83. Carpet remnants
  84. Carpet squares
  85. Carpet Stretcher
  86. Oriental Carpet
  87. Stair carpet runners
  88. Carpet Cleaning Equipment
  89. Carpet cleaning supply
  90. Carpet tiles distributor
  91. Empire carpet
  92. Home depot carpet
  93. Wholesale carpet tiles
  94. Carpet tiles London
  95. Wholesale Carpet
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