Carpet Binding Tape For All Floor Surfaces
March 3, 2010 by Iann Jacobs
Filed under Interior Design
Carpet glue offers a simple, no-mess solution to secure a carpet, rug, or mat in position for a dependable hold when track strips are not a viable option.
A long-lasting bonding agent for securing carpets, mats, or rugs is able to adhere to most floor surfaces, including those in concrete, foam, tile, fabric, linoleum, and more.
A carpet tape is available in multiple styles, sizes, and bonding properties to secure in position interior or exterior carpets, artificial turfs, synthetic-backed carpets, foams, and marine-based carpets – such as those used on deck boats or pontoon boats.
A full-length strip of double-sided carpet tape offers complete ease in applying with no gluing or heating required. Installing the carpet is often a case of positioning the tape on the flooring surface, than once secure peel of the top side of the tape, and place the mat, rug, or carpet in the preferred position for a solid and long-term hold.
3M, Henkel, and Intertape Polymer offer a range of binding tapes and glues to stick most interior and exterior carpet types. Some of the favored carpet bonding agents includes -
A sizeable length of interior carpet bonding tape, with an ability to offer a permanent or semi-permanent hold, comes with a hardwearing cloth construction, which is ideal to secure most large or small-sized carpets in frequent used to light traffic areas.
A roll of fiberglass carpet tape for exterior use is perfect for achieving a permanent hold on smooth or rough surfaces, and ideally suited to binding jute, foam/rubber, or woven polypropylene carpets. A carpet of this nature comes suggested for high-traffic and / or high moisture areas – in view of its ability to resist damp and mildew.
All in all, a single or double-sided carpet tape offers simple installation, ideal for high or low-traffic areas, and gives a long lasting hold to secure on a variety of ground surfaces, such as those in ceramic, vinyl, or wood.
See more articles by Iann Jacobs on the heavy-duty Carpet Glue, as well as those written on such topics as the multi-purpose Hotmelt Glue Gun.
