6mm Gilded Silver Carpet Gripper 6.3mm Home Installation

Gilded silver fat nails easy installation wood carpet gripper for inner installing

SPECIFICATIONS:

REGULAR 7/8", 52PCS PIN NAIL AND 9 BIG NAIL

EXTRA-WIDE 1", 52PCS PIN NAIL AND 9 BIG NAIL

1 3/4", 88PCS PIN NAIL AND 9 BIG NAIL

1 1/4", 88PCS PIN NAIL AND 9 BIG NAIL

5', 65PCS PIN NAIL AND 10 BIG NAIL

How Tack Strips Are Used

In a normal installation, the tack strips are installed around the perimeter of the room before the padding is laid down. The procedure usually goes like this:

1. The perimeter of the room is measured.
2. Appropriate lengths of tack strips are cut to length.
3. The tack strips are attached around the perimeter of room, tack-points-up, so the sharp points are angled outward, toward the walls. On standard floors, the tack strips are nailed to the plywood or OSB subfloor. On concrete slabs, the tack strips are sometimes attached to the floor with masonry nails, or they may be bonded to the slab with construction adhesive. Most tack strips have anchoring nails already attached; those designed for concrete floors have short masonry nails already attached to them.
4. The carpet padding sheets are then cut and attached to the subfloor with staples or double-faced tape. The padding sheets are cut and fit so they butt up to the edges of the tack strips. The seams between padding sheets may be secured with tape, depending on the type of padding material used.
5. As the carpet is unrolled over the padding and cut to fit, it is stretched out by means of a power stretcher and a knee kicker and is hooked onto the points of the tack strips. The installation proceeds in a rhythm of stretching, trimming and hooking the edge of the carpet over the sharp points of the tack strips.